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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1915
Page
7
A fragmented textile instruction describes fabric cutting, belt ornamentation, and sleeve designs for winter garments. It covers yardage for 64 inch material, trims, and two wartes for cutting, with notes on fabric folding, collar construction, and attempted fashion effects.
Sewing directions describe trimming neck edges, turning facing, and forming front openings with perforations. Instructions include notching, armhole shaping, sewing sleeves, collar, and a list of materials and sizes for a crepe de Chine or wool blend garment. Textile details emphasize button placement and edge finishing for a tailored suit or dress.
A garbled sewing guide outlines steps for assembling an evening dress with corded stitching and perforations. It details front and back pieces, gathering between double perforations, and color coded indicators for alignment.
Pennsylvanias 1918 crop value totals 95.002 million dollars led by corn at 41.041 million, with wheat 28.1 million, oats 10.8 million, and rye 7.0 million. The report notes 1.822 million acres of wheat harvested, average yield 19 bushels per acre, and overall corn acreage larger than prior year but lower yield due to storms. The season's figures compare to last year with notable changes in yields and totals across grains.
December social event at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Benovnk featured games and oral entertainment. Attendees included Mr. Wonsink, Mr. van Spie Cot Leiner, and Mrs. Goldamnlth. mentions of visits to Conneaut and Corry appear with several names and weekend trips.
Help wanted for general housework at a single residence. Applicant to assist with cleaning, laundry, and light chores. Apply in person at 117 Bant Waslington Street. Legal notice.
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