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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1910
Page
8
Fragmentary notes describe a hearing or testimony involving Mrs. Mrost about her husband. The dialogue references cautious exchanges and mentions a person named Fay and a remark that he appears splendid.
A reader question piece claims there are many makers of high grade shoes and argues you can buy Midgrade shoes for the same price as top brands. The note asserts a nine year tradition of offering value with a friendly approach and challenges listeners to compare quality and price with rivals.
A garbled early account traces the telescope from 1600s beginnings to Galileo era. It notes the accidental discovery through dual lenses, the use by makers in the 1600s, and the instrument’s pivotal role in advancing astronomy across centuries.
Announcement from Albany dated May 21 reports the sale of the Tens Knickerbocker Express to Clarion of New York and Cooperstown. Judge Lynn Arnold, a Republican teacher, joins as a principal figure. Stephen Clark will actively participate in guiding the paper’s conduct.
May 21 192? Rudolph Essel age 12 and Konis Hornung grandfather were riding in a car that skidded and rolled down a high embankment near Brookville Indiana. The Kissel boy was crushed beneath the vehicle as Konis Hornung received severe injuries.
A fragment notes that the calorie value of peat in a local context is estimated at a single unit of sinh. The text is unclear and reads as an OCR artifact with minimal cohesive detail.
The report recounts a violent road confrontation near Cobham on May 21 involving Chaloner, brother of Sheriff Bob Chanter, who allegedly attempted to force a driver to assist in moving a cart. The Virginian fired a buckshot, threatening to die defending the cart, causing the cart to crash into a ditch and injure no one seriously. A revolver was mentioned in a farm dispute linked to the incident.
San Francisco May 21 after a 42 year delay Charles Day for Taye a wealthy attorney of Busta graduated from the University of alifornlia with a bachelor of arts. Charlo Hurrage denied a diploma due to a prank involving a snake owl and hazards in Professor Valda's French. Faculty relented and Burrage, father of boys at Harvard, was awarded a life degree with students less than half his age.
Kenneth F. Sutherland longtime Democratic boss of Coney Island died after being dragged under a moving train at Bay 20th Street station. He fell between the platform and the second car and was terribly mangled as the train pulled him along.
The readable bits describe a tall office building, a supervisor addressing workers, and a worker named Sam who claims to have been cleaning windows on the seventh floor. The passage presents garbled dialogue about lifting and staying aloft, with multiple distortions and unclear context.
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