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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary advertising rate notice lists irregular terms and figures. The readable items mention columns, seats, per line charges, and a deadline by a stated time but key names, dates, and locations are obscured. The text appears garbled, requiring a clearer source for accurate carding.
Data from yesterday lists temperatures and weather across New York Albany Boston Buffalo and Washington with clear skies in several locations and some clouds. Forecast predict cooler conditions today with similar patterns across the region.
Key stone party ticket lists H Berry of Delaware for governor D Claverne GiVhoney of Philadelphia for lieutenant governor Portiellis D Scully of Allegheny for state treasurer Woh Casey of Luzerne for secretary of interior or affairs John Ry Crooks of Erie for congress N J Mnelatyee of Cov for assembly short readable notice of candidacy and hometowns from the OCR fragment.
Predenmn Stevens plans retirement from the New York State Department of Public Works to become president of a telephone company consortium. The move follows consolidation efforts with Rochester based Telephonic and Cleveland entities, signaling a major shift in regional telecom leadership and state involvement.
A local program teases Miss Sylelwg performing Bone of the Soul at Lyvle with a leading feature and four humorous pictures. The notice also advertises a hill event tonight and a price of 18 cents in the listing.
Trender signed note expressing gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after a bereavement. Mrs L G Shaye and family extend heartfelt thanks for support during their loss.
At a Corry Business Men's Exchange meeting the plan for a large permanent exposition in the city was debated. A future gathering aims to invite manufacturers, secure a suitable site and a brick building, and create facilities for exhibits, with efforts to attract annual fairs and outside suppliers while securing subscriptions and possible leasing.
Bisebell fans fill Warren as Sheffield and Waste dive prepare for what officials call the host game of the series. Rumors swirl that famed chef Rube Wad Hell may join today’s event while questions linger over who will take the mound for the showdown.
Fragmentary OCR text cites complexion improvement and woman’s health with references to cosmetics and perverse product names. It mentions Pilngones with Hranchtly vestore and Goldly Tanius-Townes, but the passage remains incoherent and lacks a clear event, date, or identifiable entities.
An opening for a janitor position at Hopeful church in Hollowton on or before October 15 is advertised by the Office of The Board of… applicants should apply to the Secretary at 128 Part Street, office of Haw.
A noisy city parade in Chicago drew large crowds with festive floats and civic pride. Organizers praised safety as volunteers coordinated crossing points and spectators enjoyed a lively, if uneven, display of local talent.
Readable notes indicate a request for bolts of wood types including bent, birch, and maple. The fragment mentions a factory location or contact at a 1 8 Chatr Factory in Bwd with limited details.
Columbus mourns Job Dean a long time resident aged about 87 or 88 who died in his sleep from old age complications. He was a civic minded man and a former local businessman owning the Hall building. His death follows a long life in the village with relatives nearby and a funeral anticipated the following day.
The funeral for Mrs. Nosmith was held at her late home on We Bleasinl Street with a Christian service led by Rev. Selance. Miss A. M. Arenger of downtown attended. Mr. Mayme Glass Robinson sang, and floral tributes framed the service. Relatives from out of town included N. W. McCourt of Bradford and Mrs. J. Nomurth of Jamestown, among others.
A garbled article examines ambassadorial privileges versus ministerial status in European courts. It notes ceremonial rights, the right of reception at folding doors, and the sword as a symbol of mission as central privileges, while discussing Russian and Constantinople embassies and debates over protocol and authority.
The Salem county grand jury returned a true bill of indictment against Mrs Heilz Stobinson alias Little Carson for the murder of Walter Harvey at Romsville on June 1 last.
A Washington State report notes Kyte Stnnhin sues for divorce from spouse Strofim of Mredertekaburg amid accusations of cruelty and barbara eyewitnesses. The filing, dated Pebouwry, references a prior marriage in 188 and lists partial details of the contested union and residences, with unclear timing and party names due to OCR artifacts.
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