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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
7
Readable fragments show garbled words and mismatched letters likely from a Wilt 4 and Omve page. Assembled sense is unclear with repeated partial terms such as pet ali and honed phic, making it difficult to identify people places events or dates for a proper news-card summary.
The readable remnants mention a school and a mayor with scattered names and phrases. Lacking clear actions or events, the item reads as a damaged fragment with uncertain references to people places and dates, offering no coherent news event.
In Greansburg Pennsylvania an injunction bans marching or camping near Jamison Coal and Coke mines. United Mine Workers organizers report six to eight thousand striking workers must leave the district, many miners without bread as famine and unrest escalate.
A fragmentary scene centers on Mea and Gidge Jey urging Phere to wake and seek help after a suspicious midnight entry. The terse dialogue hints at fear, urgency, and a potential theft or disruption at a house, with characters split between aid and alarm.
Classified advertisements offer for sale houses and lots near Post Office and East Main Street, farm properties two miles south of the city with 180 acres, 8 acres in Widred township with good buildings, and a D. C. Smith farm near Columbus with 15 acres timber. Also an 100 acre farm three miles from Columbus with a brick house and other real estate, plus a house with barn and shop on West Church Street. Contact names include Mrs. Hattie Woodard Tauso B Brown W. W. Bay brouck and Miss Arty W. Smith. Bell phone listed.
A pocketbook and some money were found with a watch. Property must be proved at the Traction Office, Northrop. Call to claim.
An advertisement note mentions a horse suitable for driving or light work, with a lead tied to M Bright man of Route 8 Wattsburg, Pa. The fragment hints at a listing or request for a suitable live stock animal.
For sale items include 2 caligraph typewriters a Remington 1 rotary washer 2 Greenville washers 8Bi Miller Carty Pa 2str MUGGIRS and ROAD WAGONS full car just arrived and displayed at J Stone 206 First Avenue Dorbalw test of oak pica railing 10000 Johnson 2tr piano for sale or store with good party address A Beare Journal 26t BOR SALB nice square planta inquire G2A N Center street Want work swooping or nolwe cleaning inquire 211 Pleasant Street Drowning note mentions belief a drowning person rises to the surface three to x unfounded.
WANTED A man furnish horse and wagon to sell sewing machines and look after collections in Corry and surrounding territory Acilvess Singer Sewing Machine Co No 806 Ifekory street Warren Pa WANTED young man to work on farm Robert A Patterson Jr 18t1 SUNGER BOY wanted at the artaph officl Local representative for seal men s clothing on credit by largest credit clothing house in world no capital required write for plan Men ter Rosenbloom Co Gi Gox Bldg Rocheaster N Y wma GIGAR SALESMAN WANTED Experienced unnecessary Sell our brands to the retail trade Big pay Write for full particulars at once Globe Cigar Co Cleveland Ohio dmil2
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls James McNeill Whistler refusing social pressures to stop painting in a late 19th century London setting. He argues his work must proceed despite an engagement in distant parts of the city, insisting the moment remains productive as a mail coach clatters with passing butter details in Gerwan cities.
A serialized tale blends myth and humor with King Color and Queen Saav in a contest of wit and burden bearing. The comic legend unfolds through dialogue about treasures and a test of cleverness, ending with a hopeful union and long fortune for Saav and Colur. Sealed proposals noted for foundation work in Corry, Pa with bids due June 11, 1910.
A brief note discusses tiny bank deposits and new deposit limits. It mentions minimal sums some banks accept and notes a trend toward smaller accounts. No specific institutions or dates are provided.
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