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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1910

Page

6

Personal Notices and Town Gossip From Ol City and Nearby

Local notices list Elmer Wilson in own clothes and several residents visiting friends. Names include D Mackensie from Ol City, Mrs Je My Artery of Pittsburg, Constable Dan Mitchell, D Warren DeRosay, Miss M Lewin Jackson, Miss Mabel Coyle, and Miss Ger ride Coyle. Socials feature the Amidon sisters hosting Avo club for Alix Bagley. Mrs DW McGraw of Titusville and Frank O Day noted. Businessmen such as A South of Brady Bowell Coal, Ulyses Mead of Pittsfulil, Minnie Moat, W S Thownhurst of American Hook Co, and G C Potdler of Erle appear. Dr P G Wood travels from Philadelphia after Knighty Tomar Conclave. school conversations and cooking school jokes close the page.

Elmer Wilson Spartansburg D. Mackensie Ol City Pittsburg Prank Ford Dan Mitchell D. Warren DeRosay M. Lew Bulylo Ars. Ulyses Mead Pittsfulil Minnie Moat West Church Street W. S. Thownhurst Ls American Hook Co B. G. Roberts Standard Oil Company Min

The Speaker's Mace in the House Emblem and Duty

A extract discusses the ancient emblem the speaker s mace in the House of Representatives its ceremonial duty and how it is stored and used during sessions It notes the mace remains a symbolic emblem though the implement is simple and the practical effect of its display is linked to maintaining order in the chamber Also referenced are anecdotes about the mace s role during turbulence and a brief aside on a telephone discovery and a domestic joke segment from a separate column

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Whispering man avoids the tree dealer’s loud haul

A fragment recalls a man who whispers from a well about selling goods. He shuns the loud, upward climb of the trader who climbs a tree and hollows, preferring a quiet approach over loud profit.

The Little Meat Market With The Big Business

The ad touts a wide meat selection for Thin Week with cuts such as chuck roasts and tongue at low prices. It highlights fresh beef veal and English recipes for Bologna and wieners, plus poultry, lambs, pork sausage, and Hamburg steak offered Friday and Saturday.

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Saturday Sale Promises Specials Amid Market Noise

A chaotic fragment describes a Saturday sale with mentions of cured pork products and wholesale pricing. The source mixes unclear phrases about pigs, dealers, and terms like extra special and Saturday, creating a garbled notice without clear entities or a coherent event.

Brown’s Partner and the All Around Gamus

Fragmented dialogue reveals a character, Brown, seeking a wife who can manage a household and tailor work. The exchange discusses a wife’s duties including cooking, sewing, washing, ironing, and directing paid help, with emphasis on capability and efficiency in domestic tasks. The tone mirrors an old rural social vignette focusing on gender roles and labor expectations.

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Savage Athletics and Islander Myths of Warfare

Fragmentary article discusses Canary Islanders and Islanders in conflict, noting athletic prowess and military training. Describes European conquest myths and native warfare ideas, with examples of skulls, mud, stones, and crossbows. Mentions Kanary Islandores and later events in early contact narratives.

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Fragmented note on astronomy misreadings and sightings

A garbled OCR fragment discusses telescope visibility and star counts. It references an astronomer boss and a miner of stare, suggesting a rough estimate that about 7000 stars are visible to an average observer, with cited ranges between 7,000 and 40,000. The text is incoherent and largely unreadable.

Boss

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