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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1910
Page
4
Public Typewriting Room 3 in the Ajax Building offers a home tuner service with a money back guarantee if the work is unsatisfactory. The ad by C Burkhardt at Burkhardt's Art Shop lists a price of 2.50 and mentions a Bell phone contact at 210 F 16 along with the address 128 N Center Street.
An 18th century note describes a wheel cart setup for beekeeping. It explains attaching a weight between the handles to counterbalance hive movements when the cart is moved. The aim is practical hive transport and stability during beekeeping tasks.
A guide on hive lifting with adjustable upper and lower stories for weight balance, plus a solar wax extractor design using a glass covered box and simple components. It covers weighing hives, spring tools, beekeeping philosophy, and practical notes from Parlor's Home Journal.
Beekeeping detail emphasizes wax value and industry impact. Wax surpasses honey in world markets, with substitutes affecting price. Scraping frames and boards yields wax and honey board remnants, while old frames should be hulled to avoid wax waste.
The method keeps wax in a liquid state for a long period while stationary. A large body of water is used to cool and stir the wax, allowing dirt and impurities to settle. This yields a brighter yellow color as impurities separate from the wax.
A historic column recounts multiple cases of elite men marrying their servants, including Sir Henry Parkes of New South Wales. It details relationships at noble houses, the social tensions, and eventual unions that shocked contemporaries, with dramatic anecdotes about courts and proclaimed marriages.
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