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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1918
Page
6
A detailed pattern guide for a bungalow style dress and apron, with cutting lines, slashing instructions, yoke and belt construction, pocket placement, and finishing touches. Describes front and back dress pieces, sleeve notches, center-front indicators, and how to sew edge seams, necklines, and buttonhole scallops. Includes fabric options, sizes, and pricing notes.
For sale heavy one horse sleds cutters steel ranges for rust or wood. Cheap for cash. Parkhurst RD No. 2 Carry Die. For sale two good Jersey cows J D Yager Reed? Delmia Rullman Restaurant for rent Immediate possession inquire TA Clough Nidut.
A Pictorial Review pattern from issue 7474 for a small girls dress sized 2 to 6 years. Describes fabric choices, collar and cuff details, embroidery, and cut instructions with emphasis on easy seaming and placemen along folds. Includes price 15 cents and pattern number LIVERMORE.
In Mentville a man named W. Cooper, former postmaster of Prunsfer, was struck by a train and killed instantly. The blast damaged Curtis Machine Corp plant on Mast Second Street near Custayns Adelphia Orphanage, with losses around 40000 dollars. The plant, newly closed for New Year, was to reopen yesterday morning and is insured. The cause remains unclear but appears accidental.
The Corry Chair Co. lists per cord prices for various woods including maple, cherry, beech, elm, butternut, and white ash with all bolts above seven inches diameter. Advertises hardwood purchases and requests inquiries for particulars at their 124th street office.
An advertisement urges customers to order monuments now to lock in low prices amid wartime inflation. It claims labor and material costs remain favorable and offers memorials available for delivery in April or May 1918 from Blarr Granite and Marble Works at 144 Main Ave.
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