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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
5
A brief entry identifies a brother of Athvaahus Aalds in a local notice. The fragment suggests familial relation and civic context within the community record, highlighting names and connection to a place or event.
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions a timetable and a broken name sequence. It references a person or clerk and a place, but most details are unreadable. No clear event, date, or organization can be confirmed from the readable text.
A fragment notes Hough remarks about a cat in Weld Villay, hinting at a local oddity or mystery. The phrasing suggests a casual, humorous tone within a small town setting. No further facts are readable to establish names, dates, or outcomes.
A damaged OCR line captures unclear dialogue with phrases like Ooh didn't down and death. The text includes names and garbled words, making a coherent report impossible. no identifiable event, date, or source organization is determinable from the readable fragments.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a political or sports context with names unclear. The readable bits reference a place possibly in New York and an event or contest. Entities are not confidently identifiable due to text corruption, but the fragment centers on competition or campaign language from an urban setting.
Arch Morgan, a civil engineer, pursues Miss Wonton across town to declare love and arrange a departure for South America. He signals via sign language in the theater boxes while Morton Walford and Mrs Weston observe, as Lilli Wonton hesitates before replying yes and bidding farewell.
In a tense baseball clash between St Louis and New York a close third base rundown showed Devlin forcing a tag on Huggins as the ball reached the bag. The play drew cheers from the stands and underscored a tight contest.
Butterwreyer cainn aid for Pappatari and Parkeine. All the other New York State league pumas were postponed on account of all.
Cat Lomond reports Corbett and Jeffries sparring and playing handball on June 1. Corbett wins two quick games with the rubber after a slow first game, then works to victory while Jeffries shows persistence in gym drills and bag work. Corbett plans to match Jeffries with padded line drills in the field as preparations for an open space bout.
San Francisco on June 1 Johnson took a rest yesterday and jogged over a 12 mile course. In the afternoon he rode in an automobile and will box today then do gym work on Saturday. Nolan and Delaney events are noted with Kaufoun induced. Nelson's former monger Horling to install as manager of Joineon's crew.
In Louisville a milliner Miss Garthe Pritchard shot and killed Sam Ford, a bookkeeper, in his office after learning of a possible engagement to Hindle Long on June 22. She claimed fear of scandal and was arrested. The incident followed a direct confrontation and a large revolver was used. The case drew attention from local clerks and neighbors.
The article advises brides on navigating social life after marriage in a small town setting. It covers dealing with new surroundings, introductions to employers and friends, managing loneliness, and maintaining social engagement with both husbands’ circles and church groups. It cautions against mope and encourages active participation.
An article discusses how many child faults stem from fatigue, overexertion, and improper eating, urging mothers to correct habits through consistent, calm guidance. It stresses avoiding harsh control, fostering independent decision making, and presenting positive role models through deeds rather than lecturing.
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