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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
6
A jumble of verse about a beloved woman interleaves with clipped social notes from Cleveland Plain Dealer and Titusville Courier. The page records arrivals and departures, visits, and light social commentary, plus brief quotes and stray jokes from local papers.
This ad touts low prices across groceries and goods, from coffee and lemons to canned foods and household items. It emphasizes large, varied stock, daily specials, and wholesale-like savings, claiming much lower prices than competing stores and urging buyers to save 40 to 100 per barrel on certain items. It highlights fresh fish, codfish varieties, and staple commodities with emphasis on value and volume discounts.
A garbled early 20th century ad touts a scientific cosmetic treatment claiming cures for dull skin, facial hair removal, and whitening. It features marketing lines about attractive hair and skin, with references to products sold nationwide, including a Buffalo, New York maker and mail order options.
Try The Home Tuner This Spring and if the work is not what you want a factory style refund. Price four dollars fifty cents includes cleaning. G F Burkhardt at Burkhardt's Art Shop 123 North Center Street Bell phone 2107.
Fragmented passage recalls a wartime memorial and a Corry market ad. It mentions a market offering spring lamb and mutton, pork, poultry, and cured products from Erie and Chautauqua Counties. The text ties patriotism to local commerce and promises fresh meat offerings in a community setting.
New York provision market report lists WHEAT and CORN futures with July and September figures, oats and butter prices, hogs and cattle quotes, and livestock prices from East Buffalo and other markets. Also notes Sir Francis Seymour Haden’s death in London.
Fragments describe women, embroidery, and rising costs for garments and accessories. The writer laments affordability and mentions shops selling embroidery, lace, and fabrics with critical remarks on style and sales. References to household items and modest fashions appear amid odd phrasing and garbled words.
The piece discusses a new arithmetic book for women by a woman, highlighting practical lessons for everyday life over abstract theory. It notes women’s need for education aligned with domestic and economic realities, cites Rev. Anna H. Shaw moving to New York for a campaign, and mentions Frances Squire Potter as a National NAWS secretary writing under a pen name.
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