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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1910
Page
8
The law requires every eligible voter in Austria to cast a ballot. The measure enforces participation on election day, with penalties for noncompliance.
The speaker argues there are many shoe makers and prices vary little for similar grades. They claim nine years of selling shoes without raising value, asserting they give customers as much for their money as any rival. The tone questions consumer choices and pricing.
A plan describes a sundial to be made of granite for Columbia College in ISHS with a design by Cahcutta University. New York on June 4 Humenermout Day will unveil the sundial, a large polished stone dial featuring a circular relief and a day marker.
A fragmentary article notes a six year old girl Bessie Satterfield is in hospital with a thumb and two fingers blown off and injuries to the right hand. It mentions King Edward and a reflection on war and virtue with references to Wheeler Wilcox. The text mixes local hospital notes with literary verses and unrelated lines about a first day at school.
Market report from New York and Buffalo with prices for wheat corn oats flour and butter, plus cattle sheep hay and potatoes markets. A Dutch rural funeral description notes black hearse a blue hat and eerie skull imagery with local customs and a large village turnout.
The Hague will hear oral arguments on June 1 in a long running dispute between the United States and Britain over Newfoundland fisheries. Ambassador Bryce and Secretary Root spearhead the case, with an international panel including Dr Heimich Lammaych as umpire and officials from the United States and Canada presenting evidence on treaty rights and eligibility of Newfoundland waters.
A fragmentary advert style piece extols the best salesmen as those who seek improvement and keep open minds. It mentions open mindedness and willingness to accept suggestions, with near unreadable lines about a person around the corner and a Callies's Woolly reference.
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