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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
7
Fragments describe a local notice with readable items but lack clear names dates places or actions. The readable text hints at a community update or legal notice but specifics are obscured, leaving the exact subject unresolved.
Cincinnati June 2 Dr W J Whithart pastor of the Eighth Presbyterian church of Pittsburgh argues religion must be taught in schools or the nation will suffer. He criticizes Rabbi J Leonard Key of Pillsbury as wrong in his view against teaching religion publicly. Walk in Steep Is Fatal Indiana pioneer publisher Rev. David Winston Jones founder of Fort Wayne Gazette dies after injuring himself from a fall at his daughter’s home in Ottumwa.
A mining engineer and member of a well known expedition perished after returning home from Herat. The survivor described a brutal desert crossing with no water, salt water, and a dead rattlesnake at the bottom. A mobike party aided the group as they pressed forward, with some members stricken by heat and exhaustion before their arrival.
In Saliauurgha on June 24 two men knocked Dunlap of Pan elton to the floor and tied him while stealing about 200 dollars. John Diceon, a railroad conductor, freed him by loosening bonds and calling for help as the attackers fled. Dunlap reported a door knock and a request for a match before the assault.
A New York Press report notes Gould’s feats of unusual strength including carrying a twenty four porter can and lifting a cart load of bay weighing a ton and a half. The tale mentions him lifting a jackass on his shoulders and walking with it until the tailgate.
Briefs list several properties for sale including lots on West Smith Street and Second Avenue, multiple houses and farms with addresses in Corry and nearby streets, plus a city printing bid invitation due June 25, 1910. Also includes a comic strip caption from the Houston Post.
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