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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1910
Page
7
A discourse on police procedure and interrogation strategy contrasts coercive pressure with credible evidence. It argues that suspects will crack under constant pressure, yet warns that forcing confessions undermines justice and risks false admissions.
A compact quotation about character as the essential force in individuals and governance. It contrasts personal virtue with political order, noting that character underpins moral order and drives the functioning of society and state. The passage cites Bartol and Samuel Smiles to emphasize character as foundational motive power.
A fragmented historical notice describes efforts for the prevention of cruelty to animals and notes a figure connected with a campaign or society. The text reflects period language anddated spellings rather than clear modern details.
Free consultation offers a new method without drops to correct defective eyes. St. James Hotel in Corry Pa hosts Hyeonight Specialist and Retracting Coylirtan for a limited livery period from 8 am to 8 pm. Permanent address 426 Holland Street Erie Pa.
Governor Hughes arrives at Sagamore Hill for a private overnight visit with Colonel Roosevelt. They are expected to discuss state issues, gubernatorial prospects, and the possible alignment of political strategies. The Marine Corporation and Oyster Bay factions are noted in a broader political maneuver context.
In a bygone House session the chaplain led a lengthy prayer while the journal clerk hunted for the previous day’s journals. The scene unsettled members who watched the weary clerk scour the desk, and the speaker urged prayer to continue until the journals could be found. The moment stretched time as the chamber waited for the official record to proceed.
A garbled dialogue fragment describes a meeting in a dark corner with scattered lines about kissing and meeting. The text presents a disjointed romance scene with unclear speakers and corrupted phrasing.
Ross Magnus, nearly seven, rode a horse from West Virginia to Greeley Colorado to secure a homestead. He entered the land office and displayed a roll of bills from his boot, proving his intent while the clerk helped locate a homestead.
A fragment recalls a half day rail trip tied to a president and a Pullman car scene. The Birmingham Age-Terwid and The Journal Dittre note heavy wrapping paper for carpets, suggesting a column or letter exchange in a historic context.
The London Times notes that silk gowns for judges and barristers originated as mourning attire after monarch deaths. Queen Mary II’s death popularized the current silk gown, found more convenient than earlier dress. Pollock is cited on mourning as a long-standing custom in courts. American courts adopted the gown with common law. The passage also includes a humorous anecdote about a letter to a novelist and a tramp’s joke.
A mixed OCR of rental and sales notes mentions a cottage near Little Corry Find ley Lake, a Perry Simmons farm east of Columbus offered for sale, and basement and suite rentals in Cohen Block. Fragmentary dialogue and stray phrases accompany the listings, reflecting classified notice style.
A garbled remark features names like Bra Maia and Chayoland Loader. The speaker argues about a husband and a debauchee connected to an episcopacy and references Isaac Newton, though the text remains obscure and fragmented.
A story recalls M. de Vendome commanding the French army at Tals sending a young nobleman to report a Suzurn victory. The boy's grave report evokes laughter from the Duchess of Burgundy as the narrator struggles to describe the battle, noting Vendome’s ease in winning battles.
A vintage ad extols LEMON AND CHOICE CONFECTIONERY from T A Paver inviting customers to buy candies, chocolates, and cartels of quality sweets at very low prices with the offer to take a pound home today.
Advertises high grade mining stock sales through the Oil District with big commissions and quick action. Seeks a man of good standing and wide acquaintance for confidential work, addressed to M.S. care of Journal Messenger Boy.
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