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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1910
Page
5
A New York Tribune passage on train stopping distances discusses how braking depends on weight and momentum, engine type, car count, and track conditions. It notes that even with identical engines and cars, stopping distance varies by load, speed, weather, and wheel-rail interaction.
The readable text contains scattered phrases about a friend, a spy, a wife, and misheard speech. It resembles a damaged personal note or archival fragment with no clear event, date, or participants confirmed. The passage provides little verifiable context or attribution.
British Ambassador Tamey Frye during a stay in Washington notes a peculiar rock formation near the canal area. He reports to the president on its geology, prompting C Willard Hayes to Panama for assessment. The inquiry aims at scientific geological information, not canal construction.
The article reports that Greene and Gaynor are likely to be pardoned amid a broad amnesty affecting several individuals tied to a prohibition era case. It notes trials or sentences last year and potential clemency actions by authorities.
A garbled excerpt shows a mother and daughter dialogue about playing for a doctor. The missing letters and names obscure full context but imply a domestic scene involving a doctor and an emotional moment.
An old fashioned health ad claims Nero Tablets strengthen the nervous system and improve blood to nourish weak nerves. It promises restored vitality for tired, dull mornings and aging symptoms with a claim of systemic nerve nourishment and youthful vigor. Price five cents, sold by all druggists.
Pittsburg reports gates for the Farina canal will be enormous, about six stories high, 65 feet wide and up to 60 000 tons. Each gate complex includes 400 wharf elements and vast iron parts, with construction costs rising toward 5 700 000 dollars.
The Philadelphia Oyster House announces season opening and ready to supply oysters fresh from the shell. Oysters served in all styles with direct ship from beds to Corry. Call L. Redfern at 124 Center Street, former site of Dr. Olds.
Edsil Barr Consulting HNGINERI outlines analyzed conditions and correct equipment, furnished and installed. System pin and in operation complete power, factory, pumping and vehicle plants designed. Masonie Temple Erle Pa Sinip.
Growers urged to contact Acwo Muling Co at 122f if buckwheat crop is not kept. Company notes flour from maw crop varies to a white color and now produced for market.
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