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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1910
Page
4
A garbled excerpt recalls scientific notes on instrument observations and surface tilting, contrasted with a lively, humorous wedding toast. The text weaves technical reflection with domestic jest, referencing unnamed events and people in a dated voice.
Thaye opened a plumbing and tinning stop in the basement of the Payne block at East Main Street and Maple Avenue seeking a share of the business. Clyde L. Jones listed as Bell phone 15.
The fragment mentions Shar Hite June growing more whole each day and attending school. It notes she buys dresses shoes and a Weasiellyol Init for school. The excerpt reflects a busy young person balancing school and family duties.
King Edward VII guided empire relations and royal duties during his reign. The article recalls his birth family, coronation delays in 1902, a later Aug 4 ceremony, his sportsmanship at Darby 1909, and his role shaping Britain’s diplomacy with France Portugal Japan and Russia while uniting the empire.
The prince visited Canada, the United States, and various cities including Detroit Chicago St. Louis Washington Mount Vernon Philadelphia New York and Richmond. A grand torchlight parade amused 1 90 volunteers in uniform. He met notable figures, remained tied to royal duties, and received letters from Queen Victoria about independence from parental control.
Miss Eleanor White, 25, stepped on Pennsylvania Railroad tracks near Scudder's Falls. Her foot was caught in a frog as a train approached. she leaped away and dragged herself clear, but the locomotive severed her foot. She later had to have it amputated and says she would not change her action. Her father aided in the rescue.
Police chief Thomas Push of Honentond tried an order forbidding foreigners from possessing liquor at wedding celebrations in Waddinge Pitsburg. The move follows a wedding row that left John Oupko Wal dead at a Slavonic affair.
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