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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1911
Page
7
Thal Fetate for sale ad notes a chemical compound listed for purchase. No detailed specifications or pricing provided in readable text. Potential buyers are advised to contact the seller for availability and terms.
Local real estate notices advertise farms, houses, and lots for sale or rent in Corry Pa and surrounding areas. Listings include 90 acre farm with improved buildings, 40 acre orchard, water, sewer, and road access. several houses for sale or rent, brick blocks, corner properties, and parcels near parks. Prices range from about 900 to 1500 plus, with multiple brokers named including A. H. Henderson, F. H. Tillotson, and G. R. Powell. Additional ads seek tenants, pasture lands, and a bookkeeper/stenographer for out of town work.
A transported scanned page offers a male labor request offering $300 and urging immediate contact. It features dubious claims about treasure and prompt payment, along with multiple small ads for goods and services. The page includes real estate and vehicle sales notes, classified notices, and political candidate announcements from 1912.
Mixed notices show items for sale a piano horses and a specimen of a will. It lists a 1800 pound gray horse general purpose horse and driving horses with addresses in Corry and Union, plus a large probate notice for James Jackman deceased and the Corry Metal Furniture Company stockholders meeting to approve a board debt increase in Corry Pennsylvania.
Fire insurance buyers are urged to choose 12 strong, established stock companies led by Ansett with 25 million dollars. No assessments now or later. Avoid cheap insurance. consider reliability of a licensed bureau and established banks backing capital. Remember these points when buying insurance or depositing savings.
A fragment notes a censorship act around Shakespeare's Othello performed in a Turkish setting. It describes expunging words such as Cyprus and other terms to avoid political tension, with references to Duridsh island and other altered phrases. The passage mentions treaties and costs, including amounts like $118,120, amid a discussion of revised lines.
Administrators Robt J Osborne and D A Howe request all creditors and heirs to present or settle debts and estates promptly. Contact Center Street Corry Pennsylvania for settlement details and duties under law.
The forecast predicts a general warming trend across the central states followed by chances of showers in the Northwest and Midwest. Extreme highs are possible in the Pacific coast interior, with widespread rain or showers anticipated from the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic coast.
Dallas reports show prohibition advocates gaining in rural counties. With about 80,000 votes unreported, early returns suggest a statewide move toward prohibition. Officials expect a statewide majority near 20,000, while rural counties push the measure toward passage. The Dallas county result is pivotal in this shift.
A severely malnourished child was found dead atop Wilkes-Barre Mountain after reportedly wandering away from a nearby settlement. The grieving guardian said the boy had been missing for days, and investigators are reviewing circumstances surrounding his disappearance and the trek through the valley.
A garbled newswire style update details police activity and a string of events including a jewelry store robbery on Thirteenth Street and a murder inquiry, with scattered names and unclear timelines. Concurrent reports mention Soviet air movements from St Petersburg to Moscow and injuries in a related incident.
A historical piece urges women to seize every opportunity for learning and detail in their work. It highlights prominent figures, including a leading railroad woman, and argues that thorough knowledge and proactive effort propel women's advancement across professions.
A fragmented 1912 era magazine canvass sketches Woodrow Wilson as the favorite among a random draw of 2413 candidates. The report references names like Theodore Roosevelt and others, touches on Labrador dogs, climate notes, and mineral prospects, but the legible core centers on the straw poll result and the identification of Wilson as leading.
Fragmentary text describes a Parasol novel and mentions dew ene and pinrnson whlets in a Tony Folt Sean Ska. The passage hints at colors, irony, and a gathering at the boom of the enair with a LOP lagg behind. A ribbon and title reference appear, but the meaning remains obscured.
The fragment describes bordered tulles from Pat as the most exquisite pieces associated with a fashion or textile display. Mentioned are fabrics titled A Mihi and Excophlums, with notes on width and price per yard, indicating a textile market listing.
A garbled note describes stain removal steps for mildewed garments with wet strong suds and a pan of soap and water. It mentions a vague sequence and an unclear final action, reflecting a damaged OCR fragment from a home care tip.
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