The Eternal Motion. Nature never, stands still, nor soule either
The fragment cites a line by Tull G. T. Dorr on motion and change, noting nature and the soul never stay fixed but continually rise or fall in a restless dynamic.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1911
Page
6
The fragment cites a line by Tull G. T. Dorr on motion and change, noting nature and the soul never stay fixed but continually rise or fall in a restless dynamic.
The notice advertises Wood's four great days sale running Wednesday through Saturday. Features include center pork and lard products, maple syrup at 31.00 per gallon, fresh oranges at 5 cents per dozen, Cuba New York cream shouse at 17 cents per pound, Purina Whole Wheat Flour at 27 cents, and Washburn Blue flour at 1.49 per bag. Shoppers are urged to ask the salesman for cash rebates.
An odd fragment discusses youthfulness and clothing curses, mentioning Miss Margaret Hund and a local rep from The Nation Carset Co, Corry, Pa. The text lacks clear events, providing scattered phrases about health, comfort, and garments with no coherent narrative.
A long docket of personal mentions shows Yoder of Shermtan, Miss Orn Belle Belgiumian, Perry, John Love, Fred Snyder, LH Sherman, Re G. Coates, H. Gates, F.G. Herring, Mr and Mrs. Bas, Cobb of Warren, Mr. McCoy, Capt. Baker, PF. Ferguson, Mrs Stephen Horns, Mrs. Wethepboe, Thomas Brooks Pletehér, Rockford visitor, WA Woodard, GG. Cory, Wilcox, Mrs. M. Place, Mrs. Addie Sperry, M. Fiske of Rochester, Don Mulenzie, J. Damon, Miss Anta Smith, Miss Henry, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Cavell, Mrs. Henry Baldwin, C. Powers, and others all noted as visiting, traveling on business, or staying with friends in Erie, Union City, Union City, Spartanburg, Jamestown, Warren, Meadville, and Corry.
An amusements review notes LaFort and Pola in a playful Texas comedy titled Last Bligh. The piece mentions a monoplane in flight and a fall to earth, describing the accident with local color and brief plot cues.
Lake Pleasant area reports include Mrs J W Applebee returning home from Noga County after illness. Majid Thihham moving from Arbuckle to Weuelyville. Hurley Baldwith arriving in January from Edgington, leaving for home. Mr FM Reynolds of Lowville visiting Mrs Ralph Ponaldeon’s family. wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs J S Hycerts celebrated with neighbors. Mrs FM Cole recovering from grip with Dr Barney called. Mrs Robbins staying with Mrs Cole. Court news notes Joe Seitel arrested at Grove City for assault with intent to kill, bailed at 500, awaiting grand jury action. identified as one of two involved in a railroad track hold-up near Bingham, Pa.
An old advertisement touts Vinol as a cure for digestive ills and low vitality. It claims Vinol builds strong blood and energy, citing a Mrs G Ry Catlin and others who allegedly improved after use. The copy warns readers to buy through Habbitt & Sons druggists in Pa.
In Warren court Judge Hinckley denied a no-suit request in the case of Mrs. Cousing versus William Lehnar Borough Attorney. The trial began with arguments on contributory negligence. The defense prepared witnesses and jury deliberation likely to start Thursday afternoon.
Grace Fowler Hawkins died this morning at her sister Mrs. M Te Alten’s Niobe home after a brief illness. She is survived by husband John Hawkins and daughter Katherine Hawkins of Jamestown, and by her mother Mrs. D S Fowler at Jamestown. A James Town High School graduate and former classmate of her husband, she had been ill for a short time.
New maple sugar and syrup available high grade pure maple syrup in quart and gallon cans. Soft maple sugar sold in 10 pound pails. Made by Gemont product using improved method and guaranteed under Me ju re food wet. Contact Columban 14 for orders.
Biograph and Vitagraph screenings headline the Amiel bill with two of the best Vitagraph and Hiograph shorts. An extra fine bit plays tonight. Don't miss this bill.
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