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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
5
The London Notograph reports a great decline in the influence of women in the Corean court once wielded. It notes a reduction from about 1,800 to 100 women in the royal pages, with the rest confined to palace life, ignorance of outside affairs, and limited contact with the emperor and ministers.
A fragmented, old style musing on village life and marriage. It cites country boys boarding in towns and women in churches, noting gossip and social expectations. It touches on money figures and health ideas, ending with a claim that one small thing causes many troubles.
An unclear report describes a swarm of bees near a tree at Serrill House on Main Street. The chaotic scene involves residents and a timber crew, with mentions of a fighting crowd and mistaken details throughout the disordered text.
In contained nutshell, requires careful propagation for ornamental use. Emphasizes ample rain water and careful feeding to maintain house plants through drawing season. Notes need for lower temperatures and sun exposure while ensuring immunity to drafts. Plants described are in good cupful condition for indoor display.
A historical piece notes a memorial erected on Wall Street in Brooklyn near Worth Group Ik to honor victims of a prison ship tragedy. It mentions Lumen A Grant of Mountiehl New Jersey and a fatal incident at a bedroom door with a dog and rateturrion. The text references New York American and commemorations after more than a hundred years of neglect.
Independent movement seeks increased support after a century of debate. The campaign is fueled by concerns over imports and the leadership role of current presidents. Observers note ongoing divisions within the group as it presses for change and larger funding for the movement.
Corry high school baseball will play Jamestown high school twice on Coronation Day. Both games set for Washington Street field. Jamestown previously won two games here but was swept once by Warren. next games aim to give both teams a fair chance.
Standings and lineups from a packed National League schedule show Chicago and St Louis among the leaders with key performances by players like New York, Philadelphia, and Brooklyn. Batting lines include Parsons, Brown, Grae man and others, with noted batteries in multiple cities.
May 20. Trainer Flannagan took Johnson on a road workout of ten miles and four rounds in a gymnasium. Johnson faced Dr. A B Sampson for prefight medicals who found no perceptible change since the last check.
In Cal May 26 Jeffries paused his play with brother Jack and three friends, planning a fishing excursion with Ban Lorenzo. He does not expect to return tonight and will head to Frisco tomorrow afternoon by automobile.
London reports in May 1916 that Lord Derby takes ownership of King George’s horse line until year’s end. King Edward’s bequest to King George shapes the stable in training with 36 horses listed and notes of recent royal death and lineage driving the racing program.
A fragmentary meditation on mortality citing Saladin the Great as a conqueror who speaks of life’s brevity. The text muses that life is short, time circles, and existence ends as beginnings meet endings.
A vagabond named Georgie begs at the door of the Green Gables residence. He charms a young woman with promises, offers a choice of trinkets, and leaves with a green glass gem as payment. He later finds a real diamond but questions if his kindness will endure. the widow girl watches sadly as he departs.
An inspector warned of danger after finding a downed power line on a wet street. A bystander recounted witnessing the wire hanging low near the pit and urged caution, noting the risk of hidden current. The exchange highlighted the peril and the need for trained handling before anyone touched the fallen wire.
A fragmented notice describes a night event hosted by an enigmatic figure, with a title suggesting a club or gathering. The readable bits hint at smoky, smoky atmosphere and nocturnal activity under a host named Tadge, though specifics are unclear.
A fragmentary OCR line references a male figure and a violinist portrait. The text is garbled with partial quotes and stray punctuation, rendering unclear names, places, or a coherent event. No identifiable person or organization can be confirmed from the legible words.
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