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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1910
Page
7
A first person narrative reveals a troubled young woman recounting secrecy, family pressure, and a looming guardian’s plan. She describes fears, emotional turmoil, and conflicting loyalties as she contemplates support, independence, and the consequences of her actions within a restrictive household. The piece reads like a personal diary amid a conservative community.
The readable text is garbled. It mentions a person seeking help to locate someone and includes a casual greeting to a friend. No clear place date or organization is identifiable.
Fragmentary OCR text references Burns and Fame and a wedding tied to Hearn. Mentions names like Gavin, Ryan, and Ming? Several garbled phrases suggest a local society note or notices page with uncertain details. The readable bits indicate a wedding or social event but lack verifiable facts.
The Count Toletol ceases to maintain comfort and embraces an ascetic regime after long meditation. His daughter Alexandra, followed by others, moves to the convent of Kouselak as discussions persist over estates and publishing rights. No quarrel is reported, but the family life shifts dramatically with the count’s withdrawal.
London reports John Redmond, parliamentary leader, arriving from New York to a grand reception. The journey from Queenstown to Dublin drew massive cheers with demonstrators and strong public attention.
A dubious ad claims Rheumatism can be relieved within six hours with Dr Dotelons Relief for Rheuma Wem nationally believing severe cases improve in hours. It promises first dose benefits for $1.00 and lists Durham Drug Co as seller. Text is fragmented and contains nonsensical phrases and odd spellings.
A fragment notes a loan of 310 dollars on household goods with a 40 dollar repayment plan. It mentions keeping house, employment, and business transacted quietly with weekly or monthly payments to avoid missing sums, and hints at a special agent pursuing the money.
The Christian Missionary Alliance holds its annual convention in Alliance Hall at No 6 First Ave Corry from November 10 to 13 with first service on Wednesday November 9 at 730 p.m. Daily services are at 10:00 a.m. 230 p.m. and 730 p.m. Speakers include Rev B J Richards of Binghamton NY District Superintendent Rev John Cox of Butler PA and Mrs Ruhl Tibet and Mrs Funk from Central China. Public welcome.
The article reports the death of Lucinda Adame of Fulton County aged nearly 102. She was born November 1905 in Easton Washington County and lived there most of her life. Her long life included devotion to family and service to community. she leaves five children and many descendants.
A New York area report describes John D Rockefeller Jr regaining vitality after illness. He enjoys golf and his automobile, crediting improved health to daily routines and social activity. The piece notes a near church incident and suggests continued strong health and activity. Perry Memorial Yard conducted at St Morais Church with honors for Commodore Matthew Perry.
A collage of 1900s real estate ads offering building lots 50 by 100 and 60 by 200, along with complete houses for sale on several streets. Properties include a furniture factory site and multiple Wayne and Church Street frontages. Prices range from affordable rent-to-build options to several thousand dollars for houses with improvements.
A scattered OCR of old classifieds lists job ads in Rochester and Cincinnati auto related postings, lost and found notes, an executor’s notice, and various small business requests. Listings mention wages from 10 to 25 dollars weekly, auto shop positions, piano and music inquiries, farms in Columbus township, and a missing gold watch reward near Wrightsville.
Private sale offers items from a 1 year old colt to farm harness and plow gear. Also includes furniture like a bed mattress second hand brick and a baby carriage. Real estate and odds ends include porch posts garden tops and a high grade baby carriage. Car for sale and miscellaneous goods listed with location in Barlow and 116 N Center BE.
Classified note invites agents in cities with pay from 3 to 5 dollars daily and mentions Addrons Quicken Kind. A separate ad from Mr Heath offers for Baty lik Horse team or either separately. Describes a gentle driving horse suitable for a man, not ideal for a lady, and notes a harness and day rate bundle at a price much under value.
The remark argues that relentless devotion to business can lead to neglect of other duties. It criticizes the notion that business alone is the priority and questions whether it is the sole important task for a person.
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