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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
8
A fragmentary ad notes lengths from ten to forty yards with value clues. It mentions worth twelve percent and fifteen cents per yard and a sale price at twenty cents per yard, though wording is unclear and incomplete.
A market note urges buyers to choose a silk dress as a cost-effective alternative to having a dressmaker tailor a garment. The item offers affordable styling with the promise of matching color and fabric quality for a variety of complexions.
A fragmentary note on shawls and shawl buying, tracing a link to imperial tapestry. The text hints at Senskrit origins and traditional weaving as a cultural artifact, mentioning shawls in historical trade and design.
A reader questions why there are so many shoe manufacturers today and asserts over a hundred high grade makers offer similar values. The message claims nine years of selling shoes at consistent quality and price, inviting trust that customers get equal value.
Market news lists New York dairy and grain prices, including WHEAT No. 1 northern carloads at 10. No. 2 at 1.05. OATS No. 2 white and No. 8 white quotes. CHEESE and BUTTER prices. PORK and EGGS figures. POTATOES Bermuda and state varieties with per bushel quotes. Buffalo Livestock Market shows cattle, sheep and lamb prices. hay and straw markets note on-track timothy prices. A short item reports a Navy recruitment by water intake, and a British veteran, Sir W M Butler, has died.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses coins and place names with many missing vowels and garbled terms. It references MITES, Chateau Wosuy, Edmond Abaut, Chateau de Vigny, and coins like the mark and peseta, noting linguistic connections and Renaissance architecture examples amid unclear context.
An epidemic of measles disrupts a senior class production at Streator High School in Streator ML. The cast, led by Robert Hamelman, faces postponement as illness spreads among graduating students and a romantic subplot requires changes.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe military actions near El Paso and Merida with references to infantry units Morales and Toader in a struggle against insurgents. Mentions ships, towns, supplies, and cannons, plus uncertain counts of ammunition and tonnage used in combat.
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