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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
8
An obscure scene describes a hooded barber at the banks of the Seine. A patient sits on a bench as the barber prepares tools like a Dodger brush and soap. The moment suggests a ritual of grooming amid laborers and passing silence.
Market report from New York and Buffalo listing prices for wheat corn oats butter eggs and meats. Includes No 2 hard red spring wheat No 2 yellow corn and state dairy prices plus cattle hogs and sheep quotes. Buffalo hay market notes Timothy and clover figures and grain mix on track.
Advertisement invites customers to try the Home Tuner with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Price listed as 2.50 dollars and includes all necessary materials. Contact F B Burkhardt at Burkhardt's Art Shop located on 123 North Center Street with Bell phone 210 F 18.
A fragment from a New York Post clipping describes a Swiss housewife relying on rain to wash family laundry. It notes rain days when washing proceeds with minimal regulation, use of outdoor tubs, and a neighborly sociable routine, ending with a humorous aside about ironing and domestic oversight by a spouse.
A fragmentary excerpt from a London Punch style piece shows a vicar and a blacksmith in a rustic exchange. The dialogue hints at social humor and a public setting where one speaker laments being teased or interrupted during a job dance and seeking a comfortable place to sit.
A fragment notes the Harvest Moon or kneeest moon near the autumnal equinox and the full moon alignment. It mentions the term kneeest moon and its relation to the equinox, without additional context or dates.
A sobering incident at Mr Stewart's office ends with the artist John R. Rogers being kept on, after the magnate praises a caricature and offers a study opportunity. The episode, recounted by the New York Press, marks the start of his dauntless, rapid rise in art.
Audience remained calm amid a theater fire at Mt while flames consumed the Vic canvas. Fire engines arrived as workers ordered 25 to 30 men and boys to evacuate the hall to clear space for firefighters. Minor damage reported to the small venue.
Mrs Tat presented her only daughter Helen to Washington society at a White House reception. About 1,600 guests, including prominent figures, passed through the receiving line and shook hands with the debutante, Mrs Tatk, and the president.
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