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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1911
Page
9
Contains an advertisement for Pape's Diapepsin claiming quick relief from indigestion and stomach discomfort. Includes a municipal sale notice near Columbus and Clymer, a probate notice for Robert L. Murdock of Corry, Pa, and rental listings with addresses in Erie.
Indianapolis report states author Booth Tarkington, arriving from Europe, is named in a $10,000 personal injury suit filed in circuit court. The incident occurred when Tarkington’s touring car allegedly struck a man on July a chauffeur drove the car. Tarkington was not in the vehicle.
Weather notes from across the United States mark a late evening check. A humorous London Sketch critiques a golfer’s missteps with brassy, golf terms, laments poor focus on the ball and weak putting as the punchline of a quaint, teasing column.
A terse notice requests a trade involving a room and a gun for a furrow coy Inaviire at 21 Chestnut Street. The fragment shows unclear wording and a misspelled name.
In Trenton on November 10, sixteen members of the Democratic party met to plan action toward nominating Woodrow Wilson for president. They formed a committee to secure the nomination and decided to open permanent headquarters in the city. The report notes Turkey's first newspaper, Spoowator of the East, began in 1827 in Sayron.
Andated newspaper fragment from the Washington Herald shows a playful but garbled exchange about romance and a hair lock, with stray punctuation and unclear dialogue reflecting a near-hysterical tone and clipped street chatter.
Aden Nov 1 An attorney in the oily has received a dispatch from Grant New Mexico detailing the sudden death on a train there of Mrs Emmna Ingersoll of Rome in this county Mrs Ingersoll renowned as the wealthiest woman in Rome had lived there about 40 years Born Albion 75 years ago She traveled the world and had plans for burial before departures Three people burned to death at Sergeant Huts scene following a kerosene fire attempt at a Davis home near Sergeant Bluffy First Botanical Garden Matthaens Sylvatious founded the world’s first botanical garden at Balers no Italy in 1800
A garbled real estate list offers numerous properties for sale or trade including houses, lots, farms, and buildings in multiple streets. Items mention two lots with barns, a double house, farm acres near Corry, and various street addresses with prices ranging from about 400 to 4 000. Some entries note trade possibilities and partial descriptions.
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