The Eternal Motion Poem Fragment
A fragment quotes Tulle 0. R. Dorr on nature and souls never remaining still, noting they continually move up or down as part of a philosophical musing.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1911
Page
6
A fragment quotes Tulle 0. R. Dorr on nature and souls never remaining still, noting they continually move up or down as part of a philosophical musing.
Fragmented ad style list shows multiple grocery items with prices including wood’s four great days event. Items include pine ball park st 11 cons a pound, Florida oranges at 15 cents, New York cheese 17 cents, maple syrup $1.00 gallon, Pillsbury items and flour prices, and sugar at 25 cents. The text resembles a period sale circular with vendor notes and product pricing.
March Seventeenth reads as a festive stave praising Saint Patrick and his learned mission while the page fills with a flurry of brief town visits. Local residents from Warren to Erie are noted in a stream of business, social calls, and travel, with many names and short movements through Corry, Union City, and nearby towns.
Three pictures tonight including little latest Mograph Pentury. Don't miss this bill, matinee tomorrow. 2 roel.
A man darts to conceal a hidden truth from his spouse about his family life. The plot centers on personal secrets and marital tension. The story follows the man as he weighs trust, loyalty, and consequences within his household.
Mrs. Conrad Hugh of South Center suffered a fracture when she slipped in the kitchen and fell. Dr. MH Chelytle treated the injury. the 80 year old woman rests comfortably as she recovers.
In Warren on March 16 the damage suit of Mr and Mrs HB Coustan against Horoweh was argued with defense closed and judge Hinckley set to charge the jury. Separately, Maude and Charles Poy of Pittsfield and A L Gallup of Youngsville appeared in a negligence action over a collision that sent a horse running wild. Meanwhile a verdict awarded 281.12 to Vleichenwalter of Girard against American Express for injuries from a shipping incident involving a fowl hipped to Chicago for a poultry show.
Home Watchmen of the World 4 announce a Pedro themed party to be followed by a green oyster sipper at Home Watchmen Hall Mundey on March 11. Everyone welcome. All members requested to attend at 6. Admission 10 cents for all.
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