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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1910
Page
4
The article outlines selecting turkeys by age and vigor, warns against overlarge birds, and stresses new blood. It covers feeding small chickens with bread and milk, granulated oats, and guidance for ducks. It then discusses poultry housing, coop design, and economical construction methods, plus thinning fruit trees and good roads funding in Tennessee.
Customers can save on coats including Fuwree Pongee and covert styles with several price drops from $9.98 to $2.60 and children’s Chantecler fabrics on sale near $34.08. Muslin fabrics from Fruit of the Loom and Lockwood lines also advertised at reduced rates.
Readable fragments describe muslin underwear items with various prices and mentions of drawers and corset-like garments. The text appears as an early sale note listing unit prices such as 29 cents and 21 cents, with scattered brand-like terms and quantities, but lacks full context.
Our clearance cuts prices on men and women apparel with markdowns on 25.00 suits to 19.50 and 20.00 suits to 14.75. 22.50 Bulls fall to 13.75 while stock includes 6 specialty lines and varied styles. Dresses range from 1.25 to 4.00 for gingham and percale, with many items sold at sale prices.
Reading the textile sale notes, shirt waists and fancy skirt waists are offered at such low prices that it would not pay to have them made up. Coats and dolmans feature deep reductions. lace and net waists also see marked cuts.
A local shop offers dresses at reduced prices with $10.00 dresses selling for 7.98 and $7.50 dresses for 6.48. $5.00 dresses drop to 4.19 and a complete line of house and semi princess dresses ranges from 2.98 to 7.48 for street or afternoon wear.
The listing shows goal suits in tan pink and Lavontier blue along with plain and fancy tees in trimmed cotton and Repp fabrics. Separate wash skirts available in white and blue listed from 9.86 to 3.00.
A newspaper shopper notices a sale on skirts including Panama, serge, and fancy mixtures. Price cuts range from ten to several dollars with several examples like $10 skirts reduced to $7.218 and $44.00 skirts to $6.48, plus other labeled lots and effects.
In black and color styles the listing shows prices from 0.39 to 11.00 with several midrange prices. Descriptions mention Murcerized Heatherbloows and Glugham and perealed petticoats offered in multiple styles and fabric finishes.
A composite from a 19th century newspaper fragment discusses moral and physical courage. It cites Epictetus on perseverance, notes animal protection societies, and extols moral courage as daily, enduring virtue surpassing mere physical bravery. The piece also references the Parthenon and Pantheon as enduring symbols of world achievement.
An eccentric ad by F. Brooks of 141 North Center Street lists cigars candy and Soft Drinks alongside odd warnings about dangers and pedestrians. The text blends shop details with quirky moral observations and playful phrases about hazards and right and left guidance.
A fragmented 19th century style dialogue shows an office seeking a stenographer with a quirky interview. A jittery candidate Jody applies at Honea’s office, while the boss and staff volley slang, mis-spellings, and banter about typing, punctuation, and cigarettes during a chaotic screening.
A fogbound London scene unfolds near the Savoy with restless crowds and a strange encounter. A narrator recalls a perilous night aboard a transit route, hinting at danger and sudden alarms as strangers collide in the muffled city.
A clergyman visits a dentist for a dental procedure. The tale notes the preacher’s influence and his own will, with reflections on virtue and praise as quoted from Harper’s Weekly.
A garbled column presents scattered references to a Long Walt, southern senator, and poetical lines. It weaves odd scenes of being stoved at the dekay, wetting food, and a passerby seeking orders, with misread quotes from Tennyson and mock dialogue about fame and social measures.
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