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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
6
An advertiser urges customers to consider comfortable shoes suitable for Kore and fond feet with warmth for cold weather. Mention promises foot ease and proper fit, recommending Mace when in need of shoes for extended comfort.
A dense OCR page fragment mixes personal mentions, visits, travels, and local social notes with fragmented names and places. It references multiple people visiting towns such as Union City and Wellsville NY, and events like cemetery society boxes and a jury trial report. The text is highly garbled with many misspellings.
The notice advertises Putnam's Painless Corn Exactor as a quick remedy for all kinds of corns including tender and painful ones. It claims the product removes corns painlessly and specifies availability for 27 cents, sold by druggists and by Thomas Downey.
Market notes list of diverse fish and seafood with attractive prices appearing Friday and Saturday. Vresh Lake and other varieties highlighted as budget options. Customer interest peaks as shoppers seek fresh catches at reduced rates.
We are prepared this week to offer clothing to order. This is our good fortune, with AL Fy Messenger and Son presenting a selection that showcases ready-to-wear garments and custom options for discerning customers.
A quirky excerpt from the West Virginia Star features a humorous exchange about balancing leisure and duty. The Mighty Mearted uni comments on preparedness and rainy day habits, while a Fishermen’s crowd remarks on bringing curds.
Father tells Tommy to always shout out a hand before entering a motor bay while his sister counts. Tommy agrees, noting he will if someone remains to hold the other bay. The dialog captures practical safety humor from a Harper's Bazar excerpt.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss women entering paid work and training in utilities, clerical tasks, and factory roles. It highlights public perceptions, job readiness, and barriers, noting women from cities like Philadelphia and New York moving toward wage work and new skills.
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