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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
8
A compact saying contrasts poverty as a social idea with its harsher face in daily existence. The aphorism attributed to Seluetud reflects on how wealth and want shape behavior, ethics, and opportunity in practical life. The note preserves a reflective, antiquated voice.
Did You Ever Stop to Think that there are many manufacturers of good wives and that today over one hundred makers produce high grade shoes with nearly identical prices. For nine years we have sold you shoes and offered you equal value for your money, never claiming more than fair value.
Washington May 27. Chairman Tawney of the appropriations committee criticizes the presidents $25,000 traveling expense item as immediately available. Southern hosts and hospitality provoke debate as members, including Democrats, challenge the policy and cost while urging or opposing the provision. The discussion lasts hours with sharp exchanges on the budget and symbolism of courtesy.
A fragment from Worth's Home Companion discusses an abandoned engagement and the friend’s question about not visiting the fiancée’s home every evening, hinting at a social ordeal in a late 19th or early 20th century context.
Flooding across interior Norway lakes and rivers exceeds 1860 records as mountains melt and waters rise. In Lillestromamen near Sleedsmo streets submerged to basements. authorities, led by M. Firaenne, warn of continuing danger as floating timbers threaten bridges over sunny rivers. In Fot Lund about 60,000 pieces afloat. debate over state action turns to the Storthing. Cleveland Londoner.
A fragmented account references a heated discussion led by a colonel figure during an evening event. The text hints at appeals to buy or sell a controversial item, with phrases suggesting mockery of Tulenarnine and a jury question. The garbled source preserves names and locations only vaguely.
A vintage note from T A Paver promotes Sweet Flolly Papaticks and other confections for appreciative children. The text hints at new flavors and a reformulated price strategy aligned with current times, emphasizing reputation and customer satisfaction.
Market notes from New York show mixed commodity quotes with wheat at 1.08 for No 2 red and May delivery, corn at 1.02, oats quoted for white and clip, pork at 24.50 to 26.00 per barrel blend, butter and eggs with regional dairy figures, and Bermuda potatoes priced per 180 pounds. The report lists several price points and elevator terms, reflecting a fluctuating market for grains, meats, dairy, and produce.
Buffalo market notes list prices for WHEAT CORN OATS and FLOUR with varied grades and figures. Butter and cheese values appear as Creamery and dairy quality items. Potatoes are noted with fancy or par buy terms, while several misspelled or unclear terms hint at regional meat and byproducts.
Market prices for cattle sheep and hogs listed with various grades and weights. Export steers top around 7.26 per pound while cows and heifers show mixed ranges. hogs and hay values also noted amid incomplete OCR terms and figures.
London May 2. Members across parties form Conciliation committee for Woman suffrage to introduce in the House of Commons a bill granting votes to women with property. They deem it a working compromise toward universal suffrage, arguing the Commons shows a majority in favor.
A man arrested with a young woman in Chicago confesses and accepts blame for a forged check in a West Virginia style crime linked to a New York merchant. He says they planned to marry in Cincinnati, claiming the pair were en route when detained. He receives a one to ten year term. she is jailed.
Captain John Pembroke Jones, born 1826 in Virginia, youngest and oldest of Annapolis graduates, died at Pasadena California. A veteran of the Mexican and Civil Wars, he served as executive officer of the ironclad Merrimac during the Monitor battle and joined the Confederacy at the Civil War outbreak.
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