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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1912
Page
5
A local store advertises silk fabrics in new shades at 25¢ per yard, gauze ribbed underwear and Splendid ribbed vests from 10¢ to 26¢, ribbed union suits up to $1. Silk taffeta and Foulard silk priced from $8.50 to $12.60. The retailer promotes high quality for the least money.
A promotional notice extols Magnificent Sweet Peas blooming beauty and fragrance. It offers eight packs for 25 cents, including orchid varieties and three that are highly praised, plus ten packets for 40 cents. Promises better results from the choicest seed and requests remittances by mail.
John Sharp Williams in the Senate quoted Theodore Roosevelt era creed while addressing Senator Bristow of Kansas. He mocked Bristow on his support for Roosevelt era reform and teased motives behind loyalty to long political tenure.
New York April 25 market report lists wheat and oats prices, butter and flour quality grades, and per bag potato figures. Live cattle and hogs pricing show prime steers at 4.50 to 4.50, mixed weights, choice heifers and hulls, and hogs ranging from 7.00 to 8.20. Buffalo and Timothy hay values appear on track, with district noisy notes on abnormal court cases and notable estate filings in Boston and New York.
All parts furnished with 26 years of experience No charges for on the spot repair. Also manufacturer of buttons polished Tol Bell M40 or feu National Hotel Harry Burton operates the service stays at the hotel location.
An advertisement inviting customers to entrust painting paperhanging and upholstering to Jensen Bros at 109 East Main Street Boll. The copy promises economy and satisfaction and offers a selection of wall papers paints varnishes and related supplies. The ad urges readers to visit to see the products and services firsthand.
An ickle ad proclaims The Elixir of Life as a universal tonic that supposedly makes the young strong and the old young by enriching pure red blood. It claims to strengthen every organ and to act as a spring tonic. Price listed as 75 cents.
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