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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1910
Page
4
Corry Western Pennsylvania hosts a grand opening Wednesday evening for a moved and remodeled shop. The new basement trunk department displays trunks suitcases and harnesses while an agency promotes Dr Daniels remedies. J S Brown offers prints and bird cages as part of the invite to all locals.
Railroad managers and firemen accept Mr Neill's peace plan in Chicago. March 23. Both sides agree to arbitrate wages under Erdman law while seniority and representation issues are settled separately. About 23000 firemen aboard 49 roads face wage and working condition fights.
Ambiguous text notes GM and Hoeack purchasing railroad assets and issuing bonds. Courthouse activities mention a plan for a street walkway and an estimated bond issue near $250,000, with references to a railway company and entities named Shawet Street and Netdans.
Provision markets in New York and Buffalo show mixed futures and cash prices for wheat, corn, pork, butter, potatoes, and livestock. Notable figures include New York wheat No 2 red at 1285 to luriy and May futures around 4814, buffalo wheat No 1 northern carloads and corn No 2 yellow around 636. Fresh hogs and cattle shown with bid ranges, butter creameries at 8 to 10 cents, and Timothy hay around 19 to 20 dollars per ton on track.
Captain John Knut of the Philippine constabulary returns home on vacation with his wife and two Philippine born children Kenneth and Karl aboard the Isla de Tawon. The ship struck rocks and sank off Messina after leaving Messina harbor, all right. The children spoke Spanish more than English and wore American flags during the voyage to emphasize their American identity.
A Hunter’s Weekly note lists post offices named solely by numerals. It cites at least thirteen examples such as Seven, Tetin, Fourteen, Whattle, Sixteen and Thirty-nine among others, highlighting a quirky naming trend reflecting inhospitable urban naming conventions.
A fragmented advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming to cure female ailments. It cites numerous witness testimonials and emphasizes the product's honesty and effectiveness while preserving anonymity for the women involved. The rustic tone echoes early 20th century patent medicine campaigns without graphic detail.
A garbled OCR passage appears to describe tangled romantic proposals and rejections among several named individuals in a muddled dialogue. The text includes phrases about engagement, relationships, and social tension with multiple unclear names and places.
A fragmentary exchange reveals Mille’s potential elopement with a young man amid maternal doubt. Mother recalls a prior elopement by Sreta and fears no wedding gifts will accompany Mille’s run.
A garbled item from the Bowton Herald reports on crowding and pushy conduct in a street procession. The text names Hite, Aluuke Stubbe Ambition, Blige Miller and Hable Stubbs with unclear actions and references to teller scopes and hindrance of others.
A detailed discussion on how soil types shape horse conformation and bone, from Lincolnshire and Cambridge examples. It notes that soil quality influences bone thickness, texture, and overall build, with lime and phosphates key to bone formation. Poor soil reduces growth, limiting big-honed stock and affecting breed type and stamina.
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