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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1910
Page
10
A fragment discusses comfortable shows and urges trying options. It mentions Gorn cura aid fool eas for Hore and tender feet, with phrases about large or warm footwear for cold and cautions not to forsake the place when in need of shoes.
Special new books for commencement are offered as desirable gifts. Titles include My School Life School Fellow Days School Day Romance home edition leather bound works. Also listed are Tate Pietlon and In sete volumes. High School Pen pants priced from 100 to 81 00 and Bee ony 5000. H. 8. Pennant. Visit to see offerings.
A local shoe retailer advertises Lennon's leading styles for women promising fashionable fit and lasting satisfaction. The copy asserts comfort and style, claiming customers will be pleased with every purchase and that the store guarantees satisfaction.
A stream of short notes lists Mr and Mrs Ben Starr leaving for McKeesport, Miss Agnes Cameron and Mr Hielen Hoenas going to Buffalo, Mrs Karl Brown heading to Geneseo, and many friends and relatives traveling to Findley Lake, Buffalo, Erie, and other nearby towns. Mentions of guests, visits, and local outings reflect the social scene around Warren during a holiday period.
In Bathlehamy and Bethlehem tales, women wear large veiled headdresses with silver coin embellishments and cotton garlands. The London Law Times notes the judges robes trace to mourning customs after Queen Mary’s death, with gowns symbolizing state somberness.
A report from Good Roads Magazine describes an invention by Nottingham city engineer Arthur Brown and engineer Herbert G. Clark to mechanize tar macadam mixing. Their apparatus feeds material from carts into a hopper, measures supply, and coats aggregate as it travels through a heated cylinder, improving efficiency and reducing throat injuries associated with hand mixing. The device claims lower cost, consistent mixing, and better road surface quality, with trials noted on a riverfront road and comparisons to Belgian tar macadam methods.
A farmer's bulletin extols hollow concrete blocks for walls as stronger than brick, lighter and cheaper, with less mortar and faster erection. Blocks moldable to various forms aid vents, pipes, and wires, aiding climate control and utility runs. Railroads demand wood replacement for stations, bridges, and rolling stock across nearly 296,202 miles of track in the United States.
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