Corry Department Store Seeks Curtain Drapery and Rugs
The Corry department store advertises a wide stock of curtains draperies and lace curtains. It promotes room size rugs in Body and Tapestry Brussels Wilton and Axminster with new small rugs and Axminster in Oriental and floral designs at 2 50. It features lace curtains neckwear vestees 35 and 60 cents, 27 inch embroidery flouncing 59 cents a yard, 30 inch Madras 15 cents per yard and percales 124 cents per yard.
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Brussels
Wilton
Axminster
Madras
Spring and Summer Dress Fabrics on Special Sale
Ready to supply spring and summer wash dresses fabrics including ginghams plaid checks 27 inches wide at 10¢ per yard plus chiffon lisse poplins and crepes in multiple shades. Ripplettes and Enchantress Etamine fabrics promise easy care and linen like looks in 25–27–32 inch widths. English ratine silk striped voiles Galatea cloth per cales and printed batistes offered.
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Princess Chiffon Lisse
Enchantress Etemaine
New Faces In Congress Loom As Prominent New Members Arrive
Special to the Journal from Washington. The new House includes a score or more of recruits with strong back home reputations. Figures like Alfalfa Bill Murray and James Manahan join a chamber mixing graduates from state legislatures, lawyers, editors, and business leaders. Senators also show fresh faces allied with reform and party leaders as both chambers trend toward responsive, people oriented agendas.
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the Journal
Washington
Huan ‘Hough
National Legislature
Joe
Cannon
Nicholas Longworth
John Dalzell
House of Representatives
Murray
Oklahoma
Minnesota
James Manahan
Puliginn Company
byAodges
Maldoner
Gerry
Sanfrancisco Labor Council
Galifornia Inn
Angalos
Hoquiah
Wash
Doti-Socialist Journal
Massachusetts
Mien
Tower
Winslow Mikes
Gilmore
Thacher
Summer Hotel
New Hampshire
Reed
New Jersey
J. Thompson Baker
Vliay i
House
Bern
Progressivon
White House
Senate
Tates
Lane
Oregon
Mont Radical
Tental
Judaea
Thomas
Colorado
Vardaindin
South
Sheppard
Texas
Ollie James
Kentucky
William Hughes
Afterale
Montavia
Hollis
Trolley Service Hoped for Seneca from New City Venture
April 7. Seneca people expect trolley service if Cranberry Township Light Power and Heat gains disbursement rights for Oil City. Philadelphia trustees Zimmerman Shield and Dedrick form the new company with capital listed as 0 000. Citizens Traction and Citizens Light and Power officials absent in Philadelphia. extension plans uncertain but generally believed to be feasible. Oil City awaits the rolling electric line.
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Horrinburg
Cranberry’ Township
New
Maresburg
John B. Zimmerman
Robert G. Shieldd
Arthur
Dedrick
Philadelphia
W. W. Cole
Citizens ‘Traction Company
Citizens Light and Power Company
Senaca
Oil City
Will Resume Work in Mill at Sheffield
In Sheffield in April the Central Pennsylvania Lumber Co. plans to resume full night shift and two shift operations after a strike. Workers have arrived to replace those who left the plant as part of the labor disruption.
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Sheffield
Central Pennsylvania Lumber Co
Rivers Confident He Will Succeed In Bout
New York April report says Jape Rivers the Makloun remains confident after a training setback ten days ago. He faces Leach Crown in a bout that will determine who meets lightweight champion Wille Ritchie. Crown and Rivers diverge in bets as both seek a win before July 4 on the Pacific coast.
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Ureens
New York
Jape Rivers
Leach Crown
Mra
Wille Ritchie
East Sidy
Ritchlé
Jon
Pacific Cogut
Unclear health claims and obsolete eczema cure theory
Fragmentary text discusses outdated eczema theories and failed remedies. It mentions attempts at cures, mere palliative ideas, and suspicions of ineffective or dangerous approaches. The piece reads like a rough, garbled medical commentary from an older publication.
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Trish Poplins
R. E. Palmer Company
Corry
Congress
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Rivers
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Lyon
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