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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
4
In a breach of promise case, Mn. Sergeant Wilkins delivers a flamboyant defense. The judge and jury witness a theatrical display as the attorney questions the plaintiff’s honor and the defendant’s low stature. The jury returns a verdict for the defendant, Cleveland Lender.
A garbled OCR passage hints at garden work and dreams of unrest from 1891. It mentions gardeners, digging, and a colloquial call to enter the garden. The lines mix odd phrases and misread words, giving a fragmented snapshot of horticultural chatter.
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces its Summer Excursions Book on June 1. It describes hundreds of North American resorts with hotel listings, maps, routes, and rates from main stations. Available from any ticket agent for ten cents or twenty five cents mailed, via Geo W Boyd, General Passenger Agent, Philadelphia.
A collection of light vignettes and quips featuring Rich Soll, old-time humor about politicians, lawyers, priests, and everyday folk. The pieces mix sly observations with playful banter on manners, weather, court missteps, and small-town life, with quick jabs at vanity and prudish propriety.
London May 26 The Board of Trade inquiry into the grounding of the Atlantic transport Maer Mitme sha near Seal Rock Selly Islands in early April has begun Captain Layland testifies that thick weather prevented taking observations after April 14 Soundings were taken continuously The last sounding before the event registered a depth of 47 fathoms
Berlin reports a contradicted statement that Kaiser Wilhelm did not approve a European confederation while expressing confidence in maintaining peace. In a Parle Matin interview with French Foreign Minister Pichon, the emperor denied intent to promote a confederation, though a European union was discussed.
Albany May 26 Passett, who was at the bedside of his son Hassett Jr, reports the boy is recovering from an appendectomy. The operation was performed recently and the surgeon says the chances of a safe recovery are favorable.
A historical article describes a method for feeding calves and milking cows that yields profit, with notes on milk cooling and dairy setup. It discusses costs, labor, and the advantage of milking cows by hand versus machine, plus a plan for maintaining a steady milk supply and a reliable cooling system at the dairy station.
The text offers dairy care and butter making tips for the 1880 era, stressing never churn when cream is overripe, proper washing with warm water, and avoiding cloth use. It warns farmers to segregate sick animals and maintain a healthy herd, plus steps to keep milk cool using cloths and water, emphasizing cleanliness and air for dairy wellbeing.
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