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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1911
Page
8
The ad promotes flouncing embroideries at 59 cents, Swiss cloth at 59 cents, 50 cent galoon at 35 cents per yard, and handsome patterns. It also advertises suits marked down to 11.95 from 85, and a black taffeta silk priced at 1.10 per yard, urging quick purchase before stock runs out.
New York markets show wheat No2 red at 1.00 0., corn No2 by Ble, oats standard 44 40, pork around 22.75 to 23.00, butter creameries and cheese Italy specials listed. Buffalo figures include hogs, cattle, and hay. East Buffalo market notes prime steers around 6.50, hogs near 7.65, and hay prices for timothy and straw. Also a historical note on the Sicilian Vespers massacre of 1282 with a summary of events and casualties.
Fragmentary text mentions a whophouse described as a wood shed and a plan to take dinner in tulue if wood is cut first. No clear people, places, or dates are identifiable from the readable lines.
Community members, set to celebrate birthdays and holidays, are urged to buy extra home boxes of candy. Frustration grows as some fear missing the toothsome sweets during state occasions and gatherings.
A Baltimore couple aged 18 drank acid after a love quarrel. Tous Te Goey collapsed at Linko’s hospital after drinking a fatal portion of earhalic ald. The girl vanished in a crowd when a friend struck the bottle from her hand at Churley street and North avenia. Both died or were believed dead amid a troubled romance.
The piece notes medieval kitchens with tasks from meat to smithing, mentions fuel use from 1245 and the first brick ovens appearing around 1400, then discusses naming quirks in Samoa and linguistic quirks around gendered names in fictional or travel prose, ending with reflections on identity and name changes.
A reflective aphorism on noble character noting that true nobility avoids recounting injustices and avoids self praise or blaming others. The passage contrasts a just memory with talk of faults and praises restraint in speech.
Reading area report describes Harry Priser a brakeman who fell onto the track and was saved from an oncoming train by Mullok Dartow a crew member who pulled him away before the train passed. The incident occurred near Eshbaoe and Yandel yard with Priser severely injured but rescued. Also noted is a separate account of King Mor Amnand of Bulgaria being molested by intoxicated men as he prepared to enter a train in Nuremberg.
Reynolds is named mayor of Plympton and presents a self portrait to the town corporation. He writes to a friend about ensuring the painting is hung properly. He later informs Steyn olds of the trouble and reveals the portrait was painted by Reynolds in his early life.
Washington reports the senate rejected a bid to unseat William Lorimer of Minnesota by a 46 to 40 vote. The effort to remove him has spanned the current session, with supporters arguing for action and foes contending the matter is settled. March dates linger as lawmakers consider future steps.
A garbled reminiscence centers on a drummer and an elder, recalling Gorey Washington and a church memory. An uncle, staying near a dry goods storefront, questions if the listener remembers the past while a family member asserts personal history.
Erie finance company located at 1101 State Street appears in a historical notice. The fragment mentions Bell PhoneysusB and references a money loan, indicating a financial matter or advertisement within the era's business notices.
The passage urges daily renewal after defeat, praising a cheerful, forward looking spirit. It extols finishing each day and starting anew, valuing resilience and persistence over yesterday's setback. The tone is motivational, encouraging steady progress and courage.
Fragmentary report describes government negotiations involving Madrid and Spanish ministers with references to King Henry and royal orders. The text hints at naval movements and legal actions, mentioning Aldgate and potential warlike postures without clear dates or outcomes.
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