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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1910
Page
5
A domestic guide discusses kitchen design and furnishings focusing on warmth in winter, lighting with two electric lamps, durable linings, and practical tools. It highlights wall materials, hygiene gear, and the need for organized storage, towel and linen sets, and accessible cleaning implements.
Fragmentary discussion of Wedgwood cream ware and celebrated potter lore. Mentions Jasperware, Hladgypdan ware, and English earthenware styles, with reflections on transfers and enamels. Ends with the Dealer.
In a house a room became a playroom for children where each could take items to enhance their pleasure. Jealousy and mischief gave way to a systemized setup as boys and girls created their own Viking style play space. A visitor noted the curious sharing and boundaries within this improvised toy world.
Bransfield, veteran first baseman for the Philadelphia Nationals, continues to display clever fielding and hitting instincts. The article highlights his consistent performance and leadership in the lineup amid ongoing baseball games.
The Corry team lost 10 to 0 at Youngsville in a sunlit afternoon game marked by errors and fierce defense from the visitors. Corry's pitching and fielding faltered as Youngsville built an early lead and maintained it, while Corry struggled at the plate and on the basepaths.
Fragmentary OCR records show scattered NL standings and team notes with unreadable names and stray numbers. The text references Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Chicago, New York, and partial line items but lacks coherent recap or results.
Fragmented list of clubs and players with scattered scores and affiliations. The text reads like a chaotic scoreboard draft with numerous garbled names such as Wilken, Blaira, Koopman, McMahon, Raymond, Albany teams, and several unclear abbreviations.
A Pleasantville reader credits Thompson's Barosma with saving his daughter from a deteriorating illness. The letter asserts the remedy cured kidney, liver, and bladder issues and promoted vigor within weeks, urging readers to buy from N Anes & Co and Thomas Downey at 60 cents or $1.00.
June 1 report from Bai Piuneiro notes Judge Von Nostrand denied an injunction to restrain the Kaiimon touted Aghe, while Governor Jesues calls Adj General Lavek to muster two companies. The move aims to prevent a Fourth of July clash as Jer Jeffries vows action in California.
June 18 report says the White House will be fitted with lightning rods on all exterior sections except the law offices where the president conducts official business. The plan aims to protect the historic structure from thunderstorms and ensure safety of occupants and records.
The Royal Mall steamship Magdalena, which went aground at Cartagena Colombia on June 15, has been moved clear without damage and is afloat again. No injuries reported. Kingston June 18 remarks confirm the vessel’s safe repositioning.
The article describes a gentle bee management technique to remove honey without disturbing the colony. It explains the sequence of steps a beekeeper should follow, including how to handle the hive, protect the brood, and minimize smoke use to keep bees calm while harvesting.
Ripening of honey varies by location and method, with some facilities extracting honey before full ripening. Experts disagree on exact signs of fully ripened honey, noting the timing and texture differ across apiaries.
The excerpt discusses bees with multiple eyes and unusual hive anatomy, including hexagonal eye facets and optic nerves. It mentions honey from raspberries and raspberry honey, plus notes on honey crystallization and wax foundation shaping. It reads like practical observations on beekeeping methods and bee anatomy.
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