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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1923
Page
2
The store announces a January clearance starting Thursday January 11 for one week, discounting winter garments from underwear to blankets, silks, and waists. Featured items include domestic and wool blankets, Canton Crepe and Crepe de Chine, Broadcloth Shirting, Satin Faced Crepe, Silk Poplin, and three lots of waists with deep discounts to move remaining stock.
Irregular inventory prices listed for hosiery include Italian silk hose at $3.50 and $2.48 for pure silk. Radmoor silk hose double knee priced $2.19 to $2.50. Silk and wool blends offered in various colors and styles from $2.00 to $1.59 with Richelieu rib hose at $1.89.
Local ad lists large discounts on muslin, cambric, various linens, tubing, bleached and unbleached fabrics, cheese cloth, pure linen toweling, outings, marquisette, gingham, and cotton challs. Prices range from 20c to 75c with multiple allocations per item and size.
An in store price list details discounted and regular prices for ladies and children's underwear including union suits, vests, pants, outing gowns, and linen damask items. Also lists fabrics and linens such as poiret twill, navy serge, coating, astrakan, and napkins with reduced prices and percent discounts.
The store lists dozens of corset styles including Gossard Rengo Niris and Just-Right. All sizes and new items in stock with many discontinued models in a special sale lot. Prices emphasize values up to ten dollars.
Advertisement lists men's and women's sweaters from $7.50 to $2.98 with options including skating sweaters and three piece sets for children. Children's booties caps and scarfs discounted. Heavy sweater coats marketed as value up to $10.00.
Warren January 10 Stanley Nyern ay an Austrian aged 40 ended his life by self inflicted gunshot at his home near the New York Central depot. He placed a revolver to his heart and the bullet proved fatal after he walked a few steps. His wife’s rebuke reportedly prompted the act. Survived by widow and six children. Coroner Chapman notified and W H Bracee appointed.
Police issued a general alarm for Gersrule, a 16 year old Union City girl who disappeared after leaving home on December 31 to travel to Erie for school. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Barchard, about 140 pounds with blue eyes and a mole on the left cheek, last seen wearing a three quarter length gray striped coat.
Erie police report arrest of Al Cohen for alleged drugstore break in Conneaut while Colleen was nabbed in Conneaut on bootlegging charges. An Erie officer heads to Conneaut to bring Cohen back for questioning.
A blaze in Donohue Station, three miles from here, destroyed four dwellings and displaced five families. Angelo Rera owned the burning building, with a high wind spreading flames, costing about 20 thousand dollars. Thirty children lost clothing and supplies, suffering from the cold.
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The readable fragments reference Corry and Arthur Colegrov with unclear context. No further factual details, dates, or organizations are clearly readable to establish a full summary.
A brief notice reports the interment of Bali at a local cemetery following funeral rites. Details are limited in the readable text.
Pall Gabi is linked to a cult trans network in Ry. Authorities report unusual activities connected to a fringe group, with investigations ongoing and no charges announced.
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Poll details are unclear in the fragment. Readable words hint at an election context with names or places not fully visible. Further readable content needed to provide a precise summary.
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