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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a hatter named Bertha at a hat company with references to three entities and a blended phrase about Hob-Winnt and Bertha. The readable text hints at a business or partnership context within a hatmaking setting.
The shop promotes a wide Holiday stock including silk neckwear in fancy boxes from 15c to $1.00, silk suspenders, wool cashmere and silk hosiery, Glasdenburg Rob Roy and Imperial underwear, umbrellas, Moulton wireless items, travel bags, and dress shirts priced from about 25c to $1.50, inviting Christmas shoppers with new designs and wide selection.
London 26 Lloyds News publishes Dr. Hewley H Crippen’s three column missive written to Miss Leneve. He insists he was wrongly convicted, claims new evidence will prove his innocence, and thanks Miss Leneve while praying for her protection and reunion in eternity.
Queen the elephant was executed at Burial's Animal Jail in Community Maryland for killings attributed to her. She had 40 years in the business and faced two red apples and a tub of cyanide as she struggled for about 19 minutes before dying. Keeper Bob Schilel reported the event with the elephant restrained in chains during her final agony.
Chicago reporters note pork products show price relief but beef and breakfast items remain firm. Fresh and wilted hag meats are lower than a month ago yet not enough to reach the dinner table. Pork, ham and bacon in retail quantities are cheaper than weeks past, though not priced to clear the market. Dealers say the bottom for consumers is not yet reached and corn and oats hold steady.
Workmen in Garyind housing for United States Alcohol Corporation subsidiaries repurposed bathtubs as goalbins for various tasks. Some tubs already installed have been used for coalbing and other purposes, excluding their intended use.
Fragmentary OCR text notes legal principles: no ness guarded on Sundays except for treason breach of the pence, and freedom from arrest on civil process or privilege for members of the royal family and their close relatives. mentions parliaments and forty days around elections.
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