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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1910
Page
6
The note describes comfortable shoes and foot care products for sore feet. It suggests choosing larger sizes for warmth and comfort, mentions corn cure and foot ease, and highlights the need to consider the place when buying wear.
A long list of personal mentions records Mrs John Rowel visiting in Erie, Jerome Haight and Lou Mathias in town on business, Ton Bean from Columbus as a Corry visitor, and many others from Warren Warren Mayors to Cleveland, Ohio visitors. Notable are Mrs C B Carr in Cleveland guests, Dr William S Bainbridge arriving for the season in New York, and local hosts in Corry, Kane Republican. The entries reflect social calls, travel, and family visits across Erie and nearby towns.
A local shop announces a wider assortment of Coll sparkling fruit drinks and bottled root beer. Customers can take drinks home cold and try an Angel Food sundae combo. The note promises Velvet ice cream and sherbet options with daily delivery and prompt service.
The article outlines a wage dispute where workers argue yard and road rates should exceed those of competing firms, citing the railroad’s past liberal pay policies to educate employees. The company contends past generosity justified by competition and questions penalizing it now, noting earnings rely on freight and passenger moves and that rates are aligned with competitive conditions.
Notice to customers of natural gas in Corry and vicinity. Gas rates will be 42 cents per thousand cubic feet from July readings 1910, with a five cent per thousand discount if paid by the 10th of the following month. The Pennsylvania Gas Co.
The text is garbled and unreadable, with distorted names and phrases, making it impossible to identify a coherent event, individuals, or a place to summarize into a factual news card.
A Cleveland lender and lecture series are referenced as a humorous setup about a married man paying for lessons. The item presents a light, satirical note on financial and domestic matters with local flavor and period voice.
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