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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
6
A Corry meat market features a patriotic tribute to fallen soldiers and showcases a wide array of meats. The stall bulges with young steer beef pork from Chautauqua County spring lamb veal and poultry. Cured meats are highlighted alongside local products.
Trade only. Home rendered pure leaf lard 210 lb pails $1.70 each. Six pails at 85 cents, eight 1b pails. Lard guaranteed strictly pure. Auction or offer requested.
A patchwork of short notices lists Hayden Baker from Union City, John Burgert retiring from Pitts, Dr. Padell the eye surgeon, and various residents visiting towns like Girard Warren Sharon and Youngsville. It mentions school events, a band member illness, a roller rink party, plans for a coin mint watch, and travel for marriages and conventions. Also references Halley’s achievements and a scientific aside on gravity and age dating.
A quiet wedding was held at the bride’s parents home near Columbus on Wednesday evening June Tat. Their daughter Nellie M. Jones married George Faulkner of Columbus. Only immediate family attended and a dainty luncheon followed. The couple will reside in Corry.
A fragmented 19th century reminiscence describes a river journey from St Paul to Minneapolis with scenic banks and falls. It references Fort Snelling, Minnesota River, and the Hudgon ralleades while recounting a village reading of a successful novel and a communal celebration ending with church-key revelry.
Mrs P W Golde Finch of Pittsburg was honored at a social afternoon hosted by Mrs John Thomas of Grand Street. The event featured Mrs Golde Finch retaining her club membership amid clubby Flovlued chatter and distant references to shared wit and world laughs.
A fragmented narrative follows an American traveler roaming through dreamlike scenes on a ship deck and in a bustling city, mixing reflections on liberty and wealth, with vague references to Red Bea, Moses Holt, and a mayoral minority. The voice probes how liberty would fare in a changing world, contemplating fate and imagination.
The text presents a fragmented scene with garbled phrasing about a party and a fur collared group in New York. It includes unclear references to Moby Ealish pony ballet Untant and a brisk watchman escorting the next arrival. Names, dates, and clear actions are not recoverable.
A collage of overheard quips and anecdotes references Mr Havelman, political fret and public figures in Rhode Island. It mentions misquoted lines, a mob scene, jokes about politics and payrolls, and a cartoonish vocabulary of social foibles. The piece mixes rumors, theater fare, and comic asides with scattered names and places.
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