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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1911
Page
8
Retailer touts heavy embroidered trims and silks at cut prices. Navy blue Foulard Silks, Black Messeline, Cadet Hose, Dress Linens, Gingham for children, Ingrain Carpets, and Panama dress skirts featured with steep markdowns.
May 17 Berlin reports Count Zeppelin's airship met with a serious accident. The vessel will likely be a total loss. passengers and crew were rescued by the fire brigade. The incident follows another within a month.
Market notes list grains and provisions with prices for New York and Buffalo markets. Wheat, corn, oats, butter, cheese, eggs, potatoes, and hogs show varied quotations. cattle, sheep, and veal prices also provided.
Fragmentary OCR text shows an appointment related note about wallpaper and house work. The legible terms include a phrase about showing a house by appointment and a name-like fragment Boll Pome.
Fragmentary text reflects a theme of youthful spirit and belief in potential. It discusses a young person’s outlook and suggestive ideas about growth and optimism impacting the community. The passage hints at encouragement of youth leadership and future promise.
Washington May 14 opposition in Congress grows to the Supreme Court interpretation of the Sherman Act. Three bills were introduced in the Senate two by Democrats and a Republican to nullify the court's view of applying the act to combinations in restraint of trade. Senator Read of Missouri proposes amendments to redefine unlawful contracts and to adjust enforcement.
Mrs. Charles McAlitster of Eddystone fell in a fire last night caused by a lighted lamp. Inmates extinguished the blaze and she was taken to Chester Hospital in serious condition. Nearly all clothing burned from her body.
The Ruakandow ma Inot evening declared that 12 mile from low water is the fishing limit to forelim tuhormen in the White sect. Sir Hilward Grey, secretary of state for foreign affairs, has noted Rue ale that the three mile limit is unalterable without international agreement.
May 17 report from Bey York notes President Taft and his wife continuing to recover from illness. Domestic conditions are described as improving steadily as medical care and a supportive environment aid his gradual return to health.
An illustration argues the insignificance of humanity by claiming 1.5 billion people could fit shoulder to shoulder in a 500 mile square area. Proformer Zuccarini of Italy uses this figure to show humanity's small footprint in nature's scheme.
Poultry remedies and products listed with prices including Conkey's remedies for lice diarrhoea and powder. Various items named such as Hens Poultry Panacea Louse Killer and Rural Poultry Tonjo with cent pricing. May reflect a catalog or advertisement from a historical newspaper page.
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