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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1911
Page
6
An interview at a counter reveals how mastering a second language can boost social and business opportunities. A shopper counsels exploring classes in French or other tongues to access finer networks, broader exchange, and potential profits beyond casual sales.
The article describes Ghentile Dats and Jaco yells in a range of imported mesh designs. It highlights moiré effects, guipure borders, rose motifs, and shadowy patterns as popular, with velvet dot yellings and stitched details shaping the season’s stylish fabrics.
A long list of residents and visitors in Warren and surrounding towns details people traveling for visits, business, and leisure. It notes arrivals from Erie, Jamestown, and Findley Lake, departures to Altoona and Buffalo, and local incidents including a live wire shock and a resulting fire.
James Jackman longtime resident of Wayne Township died Sunday evening at home. Robert Champion returned from Kitwennity where he attended a funeral. Oscay Johtoon at Kueddatrwot who fired him last week severed ties with the company. Minnie Woodrine left Sunday for a two week visit, planning trips to Mend yillo Cleveland and Detroit to visit relatives.
Fragmented testimonial ad touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney trouble. Mrs J M Burroughs of Union City Malaya reports relief after use since 1907, with endorsements echoed by Mrs Harrowicks in 1909. Poster-Milburn Co Bultalo acts as U S distributor.
A promotional note touts EZO Diiegilla as a strong substitute offering quick relief and happiness. The ad claims a 2p jar convinces shoppers to switch, with mail orders and hospital shipments mentioned.
The Imperial Council of the Ancient Arabic Order of the Mystic Shrine holds its 141st session in Rochester with hundreds of Shriners already arriving. The event includes a lavish reception and runs through Wednesday, drawing members and guests to city events and ceremonies.
A fragmented note lists theater titles and film brands such as Vitagraph Biograph and Enoch Arden among promotions for the Amused Theater. The misspelled text hints at a program featuring The Primal Galt and The Vower with Glory and Hawking and Mis Dog Comedy segments.
A reader notes neighbors praise a flour brand found at a boat source. The guidance highlights high quality milling and cream of the finest wheat. It promises superior flour for waking, sankey, bread and biscuits at low price.
A local shop offered borders only wallpaper from its stock as a spring closeout to make room for other goods. The notice notes sale of borders only wallpaper with limited remaining stock and no explicit end date.
Opportunity to match up papers at a small price. Sample books available for review and to brighten up a room.
A fragmented advertisement lists low prices on canned goods oils flour and coffee with discounts for bulk purchases. It promotes various items including Gurman Pretzoln and Corn Oil, highlighting wholesale comparisons and a limited 100 pound stock offer.
The text presents fragmented remarks about talking machines, imports, and charms with unclear connections. It references women sales, a Futon Diaton item, missionary themes, kitchen items, colored glass, and Meg Wothline, but lacks a coherent event or clear entities to summarize into a precise news item.
The story highlights women earning grants and taking positions in probation work, court reporting, and clerical roles. It notes Mrs. Ryweill Hugo supporting prevention funds, a rise of women in public service, and recognition of female leaders in education and law. The piece also references a national award for public service and mentions salaries for court staff and assistants.
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