Fragmentary Riddle Opens Mystery on Brains and Truth
A clipped dialogue hints at a puzzling claim about brains and truth. Denby references a device or concept called Indge, suggesting a search for what makes brains or truth.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1910
Page
8
A clipped dialogue hints at a puzzling claim about brains and truth. Denby references a device or concept called Indge, suggesting a search for what makes brains or truth.
A verbose pitch questions why customers should consider other manufacturers, noting many high grade shoes exist at similar prices and asserting the seller has offered fair value for years without rising costs. The passage argues value equality and customer awareness in a dated sales pitch.
Cambridge Mass May 41 Cornell repeated its strength by winning both varsity and freshmen races over Harvard on the Charles in rough water with head wind. The 1 1/8 mile courses saw Cornell finish in 11 2 3 seconds for the varsity and Harvard 11 27. The Cornell freshmen led Harvard by seven lengths, finishing in 11 15 with Harvard at 17 26.
An agency note praises Zemo as a valuable vegetable liquid treatment for Hogema pimples and dandruff. It claims strong results, safe for infants, and promises a home cure with an accompanying booklet. The ad promotes Zemo as a clean external remedy.
The 8th birthday of Rankford Saint May Illinois Reverend WL Martin was celebrated Sunday at the Goursient Methodist Church where he preached. A former road rider, he has long lived on the church superannuated list after decades of service.
Atchison Globe column notes a satirical take on human folly and mistaken views. It frames how men often judge variety by their own errors, using terse witticisms to reflect social quirks and biases of the era.
An elderly Corry resident, Mrs H J Gordon of South Street, endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney troubles and backache. She attributes rapid relief to the remedy after years of spells, in a testimonial distributed by a local dealer and the Poster-Millurn Co as Doan's sole authorized agents.
Pearl May, 19, was struck on the right wrist and right shoulder as bullets flew during a shooting at a hospital where she was staying with her parents Lloyd U Perky and the late Mrs Perkins. The incident occurred after a meeting at a hall when a lawyer signaled, and the girl hid and vanished. Perky sought to speak with his wife.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Musial and baseball figures with unclear context. Readable names imply a sports or authority dispute but details are missing. Caution: only two or three entities are identifiable, lacking a clear event or outcome.
Market notes for New York on May 28 show wheat and corn futures down with mixed spot bids. Livestock prices range from cattle and hogs to sheep, with declines and steady midrange bids across the region. An unrelated paragraph discusses a gyroscope mechanism and oil supply risks.
William Rice, 72, a prominent resident of Hyeryman, died after a small scratch on his nose developed into a fatal infection. He recently fell from a horse, and the injury led to poisoning, with details limited by the damaged text.
New York mayor opens city baseball practice in restricted area after complaints from youths and parents. The work commission orders allow pitching and catching but ban bunting as the rule adjusts to avoid elevated rail danger. Local youths resume practice under supervision and aim to develop talent while complying with safety limits.
Topeka reports a shortage of harvest hands for 20 000 workers as the slate employment bureau warns the season may begin late. Charles Uarri, director, says demand exceeds supply and harvest operations could lag beyond last year’s pace.
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