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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1912
Page
3
The fragmentary OCR note mentions numbers and initials, but lacks clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or actions to form a coherent news item or event. The readable parts suggest a technical or catalog reference rather than a publishable story.
Local notices describe tomorrow meetings at East Wayne Street with Mrs B W Stennett and at 7 East Smith Street for the Authors Club with Mie Louliq Drake. The Farther and Nearal Lights, Mea Cook, and Lillian Gulla hosts schedule events. Downey’s rubber goods advertise two year guarantees and low prices. News of cabbage prices, a Daytona trip for Georgene Sheely’s grandparents, and a coroner report on Mrs Margaret Graham’s death are noted along with hotel license transfers and community reflections.
An advertising notice promotes Vinol as a spring tonic from Babbitt and Ban in Corry Pennsylvania. It claims to strengthen health, restore energy, and improve complexion by increasing appetite and digestion with cod liver and iron. The copy urges readers to take Vinol for renewed strength.
A Chinese veterinary practitioner provides treatment for horses, mules, donkeys, camels, cattle, dogs, cats, birds, and goats. He uses a principal set of prescriptions, each with about a dozen medicines, including a special pourable remedy for horses administered via a horn instrument.
The fragment describes the first edition sold at six crowns per volume to universities and individuals, with later copies priced at twenty crowns. It mentions the origin of the printer’s devil and a scene of astonishment as the publisher faced accusations of fraud and red ink used in forging profits.
An excerpt recalls the moment Darwin received a degree and the surrounding honors. Canon Pusey voices praise while figures from Oxford and guests weigh the significance of the ceremony amid ritual and respectability.
A Basque myth claims their language, linked to early North American concepts, was spoken by Adam and Eve in Eden. Legends say the evil dwelt among Basques for seven years and during that time only five Basque words survived before being forgotten forever.
An older Washington era essay notes lingering anger over the Jay treaty with Boghind and a split in Congress. It discusses poverty as a persistent issue despite calls for remedies, and cites a Calm Observer's view on Washington and remedies proposed by politicians, scholars, and preachers.
A ribald downtown scene unfolds as a clerk laments paying a bill while a TESLA manager is pressed for change. A memorandum warns to beware a young man and his companions who vanish into the night. The piece shifts to Holland etiquette where young women await dance and guardians dictate propriety as couples pair under watchful eyes.
A boy asked who lived next door to his father’s Eliests. When told the man was not a son but a very sensible man, the boy explained his mother had called him next door to a fool, prompting the question. The guest retired.
A fragment of moral reflection urges cultivating a hopeful spirit on all occasions. It argues that tenacity, courage, and cheerful hope distinguish high hearts. Do not abandon hope even in dark days, for a hopeful cast of mind helps master difficulties.
A French visitor to England notes English women at Worcester’s Stage Inn in the seventeenth century. He describes women entertaining guests during meals, and a post-dessert custom of toasting with pipes and tobacco while boarding with others. The piece reflects social manners and colonial-era habits.
The Chicago Record-Herald recounts Holloway remands and torture protests as suffragettes endure harsh treatment. Witnesses describe women bearing pain beyond men, while demonstrations and courtroom debates highlight the wartime clash over gender rights and authority.
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