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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1910
Page
10
A terse notice describes a life event where an individual’s death is attributed to self-inflicted action amid a personal crisis. The report references Days and Thursday as contextual timing and notes life insurance implications, with emphasis on the place and events surrounding the incident.
We compare many shoe manufacturers and note over one hundred producers offer similar grades at nearly identical prices. For nine years we have provided consistent value, giving you as much as any other seller and never claiming more than equal or better quality for the money.
Data from the Pennsylvania railroad safety report shows 1909 two year totals with a decline in passenger fatalities and no crew deaths on Long Island lines. It notes 370 passengers killed or injured in train wrecks across the period, with minor injuries to one employee and a large number of passengers carried.
Omaha May 24 an informant reports a dynamite charge left on the doorstep of Humphre Denison boss of Omaha. The device was arranged to explode when the satchel was touched. Denison alerted police who removed the device to the station. No clue as to who placed it.
A senate decree affecting the Jewish question declares that women may attend higher education in Russia. It extends university privileges to female students with residence privileges equal to other students. The ruling has been pending six months, during which many Jews have been expelled from St. Petersburg and other places.
An old ad from WO SWEET THINGS promotes Candies and Confectionery claiming unbeatable flavors and a strong reputation. It asserts fair prices and a commitment to quality, signed by T. A. Paver. The copy mentions the River Jordan with unclear, damaged text.
Washington May 26 The department of justice is pursuing the lumber trust after months of investigation into an alleged combination among lumber men. Officials believe the group fixes prices and dictates sales, seeking to prove artificial maintenance of prices across many concerns in the industry.
About 200 Pennsylvania Railroad trackmen west of Pittsburgh halted work after a pay reduction order. Workers refused to return, citing unpaid time and delays. Management insisted on following orders, leading to a stoppage affecting track repairs and service in several points.
A fragmented note discusses the wild beet in sandy soils near seas in Europe and western Asia, noting it as the origin type. It mentions slender roots, similar taste to modern beets, and the idea that cultivation began long ago with cultivated estimates over 200 000 years.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a father and son debating work and happiness. The lines mention Unselfieh, Nag, and Cleveland Lender in a nonsensical exchange about employment and purpose. The readable content is minimal and lacks coherent context or events.
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