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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
8
Market notes show wheat and corn prices, oats and butter readings, with assorted stock and egg figures. Reports include Buffalo area livestock values for cattle, sheep, hogs, and extra grain and dairy prices across multiple commodities and markets.
The text appears garbled with fragmented phrases about Isinglass and a bas il origin. It mentions a heat source from a giant scare sea and inhibition of the Caspian sea. No clear events, dates, or identifiable entities beyond Caspian sea terms are present.
A promotional pitch questions why customers should pay more for shoes, noting over a hundred manufacturers offer high grade shows with little price variation. The speaker claims nine years of selling shoes at fair value and asserts honesty about value received for money.
Local testimonial from Mrs Heb Gordon of 15 South Street Corry Pa credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing years of kidney coins and backache. Ames & Co Drug Store reportedly sold the pills and a poster advertisement notes the price. Also includes a separate weather or celestial item about Niagara and river flows.
London June 8 Hon Charles Stewart Rolls crosses the English Channel in a Weight biplane from near Dover to Keane and back to Minsland, aiming without a stop. Weather is clear, flight about 20 Inst hours, with a greeting message dropped to the Aero Club of France. The Wright engine and British Short Brothers construction perform flawlessly, enabling a return landing ten minutes after start, with enough fuel for 12 to 15 more miles.
A garbled manuscript describes an aviation incident near Dover with references to a return flight and a bewildering sequence of events. The text mentions measurements in feet and miles, a deviation from a straight course, and attempts to interpret the incident as a political or legal precursor. The source is indecipherable in many parts but hints at an official discussion or testimony.
Garden City reports on aviator Hamite Tuen Somers executing a risky aerial stunt. He achieved about 200 feet of altitude in an upward maneuver, then aimed to wave to spectators before a faulty landing. The incident ended with a ground impact near the aerodrome as observers watched.
Fragmentary description notes a rare picture sale in London during June with references to Maxwell Rankine and others. It hints at high bids and notable figures, though the text is garbled and difficult to parse for concrete details.
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