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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1911
Page
8
The Corry store promotes ethical business, citing Lincoln and Barnum on honesty and profit. It pledges not to fool the public, to offer better merchandise at the lowest price, and to rectify mistakes while pleasing patrons.
A local retailer announces another shipment of simplicity house dresses in dark colors. Percale fabric is highlighted as offering good value for the full dress price, with a promotional tone promising affordable quality and basic style.
Fragmentary line from Toledy Blade describes a boy guiding a goat toward the Iske for a day’s outing. The goat reportedly just ate a crate of sponges, prompting the plan to proceed, with lighthearted dialogue about destination and entertainment.
Pennsylvania Railroad asks Dauphin County Court to restrain the state railway commission from enforcing the full crew act. The motion asserts the act impinges on constitutional powers and constitutional rights, arguing enforcement would violate the constitution and public policy.
A fragmented account recalls a traveler named Tolivan and an alligator legend tied to a river in an old London Family Herald piece. The narrative hints at captivity and a diabolical scheme, with references to Indian tales and prehistoric events surrounding a fossilized creature and its weighty stone.
A fragment from a New York Press column describes a mock recipe for fame, mixing humorous cooking missteps with big dreams. The tone critiques self aggrandizement while detailing an odd, garbled process of browning a pan of green cot and sugar in a skillet.
The schedule in effect July 1 1918 lists streetcar routes and times for Corry and Columbus streets operated by the Corry and Columbus Street Railway Company. Details cover fare structure, track sections, and service intervals during the 1918 period.
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