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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1910
Page
4
Advertises pongee coats and an all wool panama skirt at slashed prices amid fashion craze. Notes cloth value 1.25 per yard and a 34 yard fabric calculation for customers. Emphasizes the latest Paris styles and backward weather affecting price.
The fragment describes Italian peasants eating bread, beans, cabbage, tea, and fruit with limited access to meat. It notes uncertainty about quantities and mentions a field worker’s observations of staple foods and basic provisions.
A 2009 Belleville Ontario reader letter praises Parisian Sage for regaining hair with one bottle. The Giroux Co. and N J Ames & Co. dispute guarantees while confirming it stops hair loss and dandruff in two weeks. The ad notes large bottles priced at 60 cents and distributed by druggists.
A listing of church activities includes Presbyterian, Methodist, Columbus Avenue M. B. Church, Sciota, Columbus Methodist Episcopal, Christ in Science, St Paul Evangelist Lutheran, United Brethren, Congregational, The Christian and Missionary Alliance No 6, and Baptist Church. It details pastors, service times, Sunday School, prayer meetings, and topics such as Christian Growth, The Peerlong Years, Blue Crowns, and What is it to be Christian. A cordial welcome is extended to all attendees.
A humorous antiquated piece surveys comets with mock science and satirical notes on their shapes, periodicity, and public fascination. It parodies a fictional astronomer’s theories, mentions historic comets and Newton, and ends with a tongue in cheek plea for rest from endless stargazing.
An amusing anecdote about Lord Crewe at a charitable entertainment is noted. He allegedly leaned on a corridor wall and fell asleep with his hat in hand as young men tossed money from a balcony above. He woke, pocketed the coins, and continued the improvised benefaction for the peace-London M.A. P.
Washington May 21 announces a silver lifesaving medal to John J Cant of Salem Mass for bravery displayed rescuing persons from drowning in Salem bay. Cant is praised for risking his life to save others as the incident occurred at town harbor.
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled account referencing Queen Elizabeth I and a family line. The text mentions Chivalry’s wife, a dreamlike scene, and a vague critique of social aid, with several garbled names and locations. It resembles an 16th century literary fragment or a misscanned editorial note without clear events or dates.
A fragmentary report notes a neighbor dispute over sociability claims and a defense by Dogan to an accusation against Mins Wiel. An elderly witness comments on behavior and a funeral question arises, with unclear details about the outcome or parties involved.
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