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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
7
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The London Chronicle describes curfew efforts to clear streets of anti social elements in Lincoln and the presence of police patrols at night. It notes crowds dispersing and a planned performance of Elon Hamu at a local hall amid the district’s uneasy mood.
A fragmentary exchange from a New York Press segment features a distressed speaker and a companion discussing an unresolved romantic entanglement. The text references plans to end an emotional dilemma without harm and hints at social norms of courtship and honor.
For sale and rent notices from a local paper list a two block from Poor Office home at 12 E Pleasant St and a barn and vacant lot at 41 W Church St with inquiries to Mrs Uattle Woodard. Also listed are 8.8 acres fronting East Main St to South Treat, a 160 acre farm two miles north with timber and good buildings, a 3-4 mile Eldred township farm, and the D C Smith farm of 100 acres east of Columbus Pa with easy terms. Rentals include a modern 2B Irving St house with hot water and concrete walk, and Cohen Block suites. Wages for cleaning jobs are sought near Pleasant St.
A brave girl and her brother faced a brutal snowstorm while attempting a smugglers’ route near Chiavenna. They lost their way, the sister kept moving with a rope wound through her clothes, and the brother died from head injuries and exposure after a thirteen hour ordeal. An Italian smuggler identified the girl, and rescuers found both siblings. the survivor’s account details hours of peril before rescue.
A young couple with a newborn meet the former rival of the husband. The rival praises the baby as beautiful, noting resemblances to the mother and comments on the child’s upcoming teeth while the husband stands by glum. The scene unfolds as a light social exchange in a city setting.
Sealed proposals will be received by the City of Corry until 8 p m Monday June 6 1910 for brick and cement sidewalls to be built as directed by the Street Committee and City Engineer per ordinances 214 and 230. Bids must be in duplicate one to the City Controller and one to the City Clerk with a certified check of 10 dollars payable to the City Treasurer and a bid guarantee. Blank bidding forms available at the City Building Office. The Council reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids.
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