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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1915
Page
9
A fragmented report describes burrowers and predators including gophers and woodchucks amid distorted phrases. It mentions a California rancher and references to dynamite and an explosion, implying a warning about dangerous weapons and the risk to livestock or property, with unclear surrounding events.
For the woman seeking a practical Christmas remembrance, silk petticoats are offered in leading shades including black navy Copenhagen green at prices 2 98 3 98 and 5 00. The display highlights a range for gift purchases and personal use with emphasis on color options and affordable pricing.
A fragmented storefront ad lists children’s gloves at 0c and $1.00 for ladies dress gloves at $1 and $1.50. Street gloves priced $1 and $1.50, silk lined options at $1.50 and $2, mocha gloves in green and black at $1.50 and $2. Heavy kid gloves in white and tan washable and stylish at $1.50. Neckwear includes boudoir caps fancy hats and pins. room slip offered at 0c to $2.50 for four persons.
A damaged note from J D Megulation and the Wile County Fire Underwriters urges holiday fire prevention. It warns against inflammable decorations and lights, advises sturdy tree care, avoiding cotton snow, and keeping matches away from children. The piece stresses January fire hazards and promotes safer merriment over mourning.
Antiquity claims Royal Blend coffee can be sold for 30c a pound despite advertised 40c quality. The text argues high roasting and marketing justify lower prices, with Granger & Company allegedly running a glossy operation to undercut typical costs. The piece notes widespread belief in Royal Blend and questions national impact of the pricing.
Notice seeks rag, rubber, copper and brass with payment offers. Rag at 1 M420 per pound, rubbers 7 1-20 per pound, copper 120, red and yellow brass 100. Contact J A Brodisky.
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