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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1911
Page
8
Phil fracture tale reports a couple eloped under parental opposition. Charles Major and Alfred Major pursued by car and train across towns to stop the marriage between Jessie Maloy and a Novela town Millionairs descendant. Alfred confirms the marriage occurred. parents deny details.
An auction in a Scottish village features the auctioneer loudly offering domestic utensils including a porridge pot. He ribbingly taunts a well known local official, who retorts that the pot would be a splendid fire hell if the man’s tongue were in it.
A flawed travelogue note describes Easter Island stone carvings attributed to Gianta of the Past. It claims 565 figures ranging from seventy feet Colossus to a Digny standing-thver-feet, with a Genesis myth about giant mice punished for food.
Journal note presents a humorous exchange between a doctor and patient about a pulse reading. The patient claims the doctor took a pulse yesterday, prompting the doctor to remark on the nearly vanished pulse today in a Yonkers Statesman style vignette.
A historical note on men’s clothing tracing 1825 styles from ornate to simpler lines. It discusses how evolution in fashion reduced crowd picturesqueness but increased plainness. The piece compares various garments and their social implications in period dress.
A fragment from a London Tit-Bits piece depicts Noiny and Maria in a tense moment. The waves of emotion and murmured remarks are described as like noise from familiar people who make a loud show but reveal nothing.
In Covent Garden London each male chorus member must shave daily under a contract. The rule provides a weekly 86 cent allowance and nightly face checks for growth. If a trace is found, 4 cents is docked from the allowance.
Naturalists claim the perfume of the mutmeg flower may have an intoxicating effect on small herds.
The Davis School promotes entry into business with good job prospects. It notes rapid industry growth and hundreds of positions with Genear Electric Company for trained bookkeepers and stenographers. Fall term starts September 4 with easy payment terms and rail fare options from the Pennsylvania Railroad for daily commuters.
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The piece recalls preparations for a hostile encounter between two journalists known to Chief Sufferce. One borrowed £20 from Scholl to cover expenses, never repaid. After a ten minute fencing bout the principals embraced and left unharmed. the speaker notes a single scarless outcome.
At the Chequers Inn in Slapestones near Osmotherly England a fire has burned without pause for over a century kept by a single family for more than four hundred years visitors come for the ever burning hearth and turf cakes baked on the hearth during a long family tradition
A Paris Journal fragment depicts a Parisian lady praising a young village maiden as the most modest girl, with a playful remark about wishing to have won other prizes. The exchange frames social judgments of modesty in a light, ironic tone.
A London Telegraph excerpt cites Queen Victoria writing during her first Ireland visit that Cork women were strikingly beautiful with dark eyes and hair. The remark notes a high share of pretty women among Cork's populace and mentions the striking appearance of local females.
A teacher asked for the difference between words. A bright girl replied that resulta are what you expect and consequences are what you get, as recorded in Harper's Bazaar.
An oriental ruler asks a wise man to temper his highs and lows. The sage replies to repeat a single truth: even this shall pass away, as a reminder to endure all emotional swings.
United States Steel Corp posts notices banning tobacco use in shops and mills for workers, with chewing tobacco allowed only in brass and mold departments to prevent health issues from brass dust. The rule may expand to all Pittsburgh plants within a week.
A fragment from the Chicago Record-Herald depicts marital strain and miscommunication. A wife away from her husband receives a flurry of affectionate notes and a telegram, then a check is forwarded, illustrating money and affection dynamics in a strained relationship.
The page recalls Count Benedetti as a close associate of Princesa Mathilde and references rumors of Prussian royal conduct. A fragment also touts a confectionery ad claiming purity under health standards, praising its meat quality.
A fragmentary exchange features a flirtatious line about Havana wrappers and a mention of Mr Bruce. The remark hints at a lighthearted, possibly advertorial conversation rather than a full article.
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