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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1911
Page
8
A bold sale promises the best corset for comfort and fit. It touts superior satisfaction compared with previous wear and offers a strong price break from 75 cents to 59 cents, appealing to budget conscious shoppers.
Local shop promotes another shipment of Simplicity House Dresses with sizes from 34 up to 44. Dresses feature York colors and a pervale price of 18, offered as a full dress. Delivery promises simple fabric handling and ready-made purchase.
Readable listing of deep discounts on linen suits coats skirts and women’s undergarments, hosiery, corsets, ribbons, children’s wear, and summer unions. Includes prices from 5 to 38 dollars, with suggested comparisons to higher market costs. Mentions closeout of limited stock and emphasis on value and savings for shoppers.
The excerpt mixes partial phrases about labor, dignity of work, and a speaker named Weston Kranscript with a note on Chinese tea seed oil. It mentions Camellia oil from seeds rather than tea leaves, growing mainly in Honai, with seeds harvested in October and oil reaching markets by mid winter.
C M Jackson, proprietor, offers first class service to all parts of the city at Union Depot. Special attention to transfer of trunks and baggage. Both phones listed.
Fragment from a historical account recounts the dangers of a native stinging tree and the barber surgeons pole used as a work sign, noting its role in medical practice from medieval England. It references injuries to horses and dogs, early bandaging methods, and the persistence of the pole as a public symbol until 1821 in London while mentioning related colonial era tales and figures.
A solicitor Iyoked outwits a yokel offering threepence for advice. He quotes a fee of six and eightpence, prompting a countryman to insist on fair change. The exchange ends with the visitor counting fourteen pence and a half, leaving with a curt farewell.
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