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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1910
Page
10
Wood's Third Annual Fed. Great Red Tag Sale features deep cuts on canned goods and foods at wholesale prices. Red tags highlight beans corn tomatoes apricots peaches pineapples and more with substantial savings and promotions including Wood's Success coffee and a pound of flour and a pound of tea.
A mosaic of recent items includes Lent themed banter with a vaudeville tone, local visits and an auction notice at Babbitt’s in Corry plus travel to Buffalo and Philadelphia. It notes residents like Major Isaac B. Brown and Mrs. Mary Sherwood visiting family, a wrestling event at Library Theater, and curious street quarter details in Calais.
The article discusses the Easter dating rule tied to the lunar full moon after March 41 and notes humorous mixed metaphors from a Dublin mayoral opposition and other figures. It quotes an English clergyman on England’s backbone and recalls M Labouchere’s customs episode and a telegram to Prince Bismarck, highlighting quirky political whimsy.
The New York Press describes Mme de Stel as a striking figure around thirty two with an eager, almost ravenous look in her eyes and confident masculine air. Bouilly notes her dry wit and poised movements while she dominates stage presence and vocal delivery, claiming she relishes center stage and enjoys shaping perception.
An advertisement offers a free Baksaver dust pan with every cash purchase of two dollars and fifty cents or more during the next thirty days. The deal is positioned as a special inducement and is limited to the promotional period.
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