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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1910
Page
8
Advertising blurb notes no trespass signs available for purchase at the Journal Office. Local buyers are invited to inquire for pricing and bulk options amid persistent demand from property managers and security firms.
Market report from New York notes mixed commodity moves with wheat and corn showing varied finishes. Wheat No 2 futures fell while May and July oats and hogs show modest shifts. butter, pork, and potatoes cited with ranges and prices across creamery and state lines.
Buffalo Provision Market reports mixed prices for corn and flour, with various grades and weights listed. Buffalo Hay Market shows on track prices for No 1 and No 2 timothy, plus short wheat and oats. The Good Listener column laments conversational sins and praises balanced dialogue.
In Petersburg Indiana a homemade tin corset stringed with salvaged metal nearly killed Mary Taylor eight year old daughter of John P Taylor. A parrot named Cornet caused a minor home fire when the girl sheltered beneath a rear porch seeking a wasp nest. The tin stays melted from a small hole, leaving the child unconscious and seriously burned before being pulled free. The girl is expected to recover despite severe burns and makeshift corsets made from can lids.
Former boxing champion Jeffries shows solid form in exhibition sparring with partners Chaynsle Armstrong and Joe, landing clean blows and infighting. He vows to fight Johnson next, claiming readiness to handle the champ's superior power. Johnson trains in San Francisco, completing a strenuous week of workouts and running.
A fragmentary account describes an aunt’s remark about a bride chosen by the bridegroom’s nephew. The speaker anticipates the bride’s appearance and asserts she may become a beauty at the altar. The tone hints at curious family commentary.
Albany May 13. William Higby Nichols of Hancock N Y was ordered to pay the state a penalty of 260 dollars for using the word savings in his banking business without proper rights. The court held that the word savings is prohibited to any person or corporation not part of the Savings Bank association.
A fragmentary dialogue features Phyllis Blanche and Daying discussing courage to propose. Phyllis questions whether Blanches’s courage influenced a past proposal, while Blanche speculates about hesitancy and timing in a long-standing situation.
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