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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1910
Page
3
A fragmentary note discusses devoting time to eye study and refraction exams, along with manufacturing good lenses and fitting frames. It hints at a trained staff, trial apparatus, and improving satisfaction through proper equipment and guidance.
An event featuring D Padoll and R Hye-sight socialists and Tetract ins optiolun at the St James Hotel in Urchiag runs from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The permanent address listed is 420 Hallam St, rle, Pa.
Readable items show social notices and small ads. Mentions include residents of Fredonia, a hospital surgery for George S Height in Unis City, a Warren Mirror report on local events, a ditch of community sales at Kimball's, a funeral at Cunoey Cave, and a planned water project. Several society items reference gatherings, births, and anniversaries with various names and addresses.
Readable text shows a footwear sale for boys and girls. Advertises kids shoes in styles and sizes matching adult sizes, promising quality and appealing to shoppers seeking value. Ends with promotional sighting of a toy or brand tie-in.
McCray and Stearns lead a tense county swimming meet as Killeker Whit and rival swimmers contest events. Whit edges in with a bold Bockie-a try, while Whit’s effort stirs the crowd in the high school pool.
A satirical piece describes trickery by art dealers seeking to boost a new artist's reputation. It details commissions of numerous small paintings, staged sales at auctions, and stratagems to inflate prices while dealers profit. The tale exposes manipulation in the modern art market and the vanity of collectors.
London theatergoers face prices from a penny to sixpence for a bill of the play at Talidell theaters. The London letter notes the paper quality and program value, compares New York and London shows, and describes theater conditions and seating capacities across major venues. It mentions that New York programs lack ads and notes gloves getting stained from print. Reading notes contrast with New York productions and mention floral galleries and seating ranges.
The fragment discusses the shift from aristocratic to common rule, describing plebeians gaining power and the decline of tyranny. It notes the veto power of leaders and the emergence of liberty among the common people, tracing origins to ancient lines and dates.
The Daily Bread column quotes Nin Gillard as moving with wisdom and grace in exclusive circles, while Ellineo Tribune ridicules the praise by noting she has never skated, implying the editor lacks firsthand experience on roller skates.
A jumbled quotation from Frarper's Weekly and the Houston Post features humor about Welsh rabbit, a fiery opposition to corporation taxes, and a bungled anecdote about a husband in town. The garbled text preserves quirky era voices and partial names.
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