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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
8
The fragmented entry appears as a garbled draw log. It mentions Natural and Fyluid-Whit in a cryptic line about a log and a titled work. No clear events, dates, or identifiable names provide a coherent news item.
Questioning why many manufacturers offer high grade shoes at similar prices and urging customers to compare. The writer asserts nine years of selling shoes at fair value, claiming no extra charges beyond value and inviting readers to agree they get as much for their money as anyone else.
A fragmented passage describes a train platform by a river town on the way to Reading. The speakers use playful, obscure phrasing about inviting air and a dreamy setting, with garbled names and partial quotation. The scene hints at travel mood and local ambiance rather than a clear event.
New York provision market reports mixed moves with futures easing. Notable quotes include July and Sept contracts drifting lower while dairy and butter prices appear unsettled and sparse details.
The Buffalo market lists wheat and corn bids with quality grades, flour and butter prices, and cattle sheep and hog quotes. Primary export steers bring around 7 dollars per cwt while cows and heifers range from about 3 to 7 dollars, with veals at roughly 35 dollars. Lambs fetch near 8 dollars, sheep at 5 to 7 dollars, and hogs near 10 dollars. Buffalo hay prices show Timothy around 18 to 19 dollars per ton on trucks.
A scrambled account discusses Commodore Andrew Sterrett and the Sterrett class torpedo boat destroyers. It highlights hopes for formidable naval power, enlarged hulls and twin screws, and a maiden plunge against Barbary states. The piece weighs naval doctrine and ship design against glory and death in a dramatic wartime voice.
A Memorial Day tribute in New York places a white flag with blue and white Votes for Women at the graves of suffrage pioneers such as Elizabeth Cady Stanton Lucy Stone and Aunt Busan B Rochester. Mrs Belmont’s Suffrage Equality branch explains the display honors dead war veterans and signals ongoing efforts toward a national suffrage convention.
Balwinore Ameriedt reports a garbled line likely about a local matter. Despite OCR errors the piece hints at a municipal or community note with unclear details and names missing.
The Rev Hony N Gouden, chaplain of the House of Representatives, delivered a prayer urging moral self-examination to remove specks from our own eye before judging others. He called for raking out hypocrisy and urged help to reform oneself and aid neighbors, condemning bias and deceit.
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