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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1910
Page
8
The fragment hints at guidance about managing a wife in a period tone. Meeks offers advice on domestic life while discussing a knightly or rooked phrase, implying social play or satire rather than a full narrative. The text presents a dialogue fragment with characters named Benedict Meeks and a knightly figure.
Market report from New York and Buffalo dated March 18 covers grains and livestock. Wheat for No. 2 red and No. 2 white futures drift lower while corn and oats futures slip. hog and hay prices list Prime hay at 1201.25 per unit and butter, cheese, eggs, and potatoes with mixed regional quotes. Buffalo livestock indices show steers, cows, heifers, veals, lambs, and hogs with varied bids. Buffalo hay prices list No. 1 timothy at 19 to 20 dollars per ton and straw at 9 to 10 dollars per ton.
Twice today in Philadelphia a pair of street cars were wrecked by high explosive bombs placed on the tracks. Police captured three men at Coral and Dauphin streets. one man sustained injuries when knocked by a police horse as he tried to flee.
London march 19 Sir Ernest Shackleton contemplates a larger South Pole expedition next year to explore between Cape Adair and Canas Bay with two ships. The aim is geographical and scientific discovery rather than reaching the pole and the plan is privately funded with support from leading scientists. Sir Ernest Shackleton and his wife sailed for New York on the Lusitania today.
A fragment from a historical piece recounts Queen Elizabeth I admonishing a courtier who muttered in anxiety. She examines her mirror and remarks on his rough remark, noting the need for men of good judgment and discretion while hinting at further sentiment to be spoken.
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