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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1910
Page
8
Advertisement-style note invites readers to inspect a showroom showcasing refined items. It highlights the Silver Combani Brash in handsome design and a price suggesting value. The message emphasizes quality, urging a visit to view goods and press with items of noteworthy value.
Wood's department store advertises a wholesale price sale on canned goods with red tag discounts. numerous items listed with low per can prices and stated that prices are "too low to name" appearing in plain figures. The offer invites customers to buy a wide range of canned foods at exceptionally reduced prices.
A notice from The Commoner reports an auction sale of magazines and books at Babbite's, 1119 C. Miller of Corry visits Peach Street this week, and Mrs. Sherwood of Pittsburgh visits her sister in Corry. Also noted: Dr. Christie and family arrived home from the Philippines and remain with relatives in Corry.
The text explains Easter's date rule as the first Sunday after the full moon on or after March 21, with a Sunday full moon pushing Easter to the following Sunday. It also includes assorted quotes on metaphor usage and a jumble of market prices for canned foods, flour, coffee, and shipping terms. It ends with a push to buy, referencing a red tag sale and urging quick action.
Fragmentary OCR depicts AM Labouchere subduing a tense encounter with German customs officers. A shouted exchange follows as officers threaten delays while Labouchere demands a telegraph form. He writes to Prince Bismarck expressing regret and a sense of being held indefinitely, highlighting administrative friction.
The article notes widespread thunderstorms across multiple regions with varying frequencies. It mentions regions such as France, southern areas, Norway, and Icelandic locales, highlighting differences in annual thunderstorm occurrences and regional intensity.
The fragment recalls de Stael described by Bouilly as older than thirty two with an eager gaze and strong masculine features, contrasting with her delicate beauty. It notes a belief that genius can form from beautyless settings and hints at her wit and expressive charm alongside Mme de Stael.
A temporary offer runs for 30 days providing one BAKSAVERDUST PAN free with every cash purchase of two dollars and fifty cents or more. It highlights no exclusions and urges customers to act quickly while supplies last.
Local retailer W. H. Duffy & Co announces its shoe shop at 102 West Main Street Corry Pennsylvania listing a wide array of footwear for men women and children aiming to attract shoppers with new stock in 2025 and ongoing promotions.
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