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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1911
Page
3
Stock remaining from our wallpaper borders sale offered to clear space for other goods. Last spring lot of borders is offered at reduced prices while supplies last.
An opportunity to match up home papers and strengthen the reading with a simple books offer. Come in and take over the paper room to weigh down the issue with renewed pages and content.
Local notices report a June festival by the Alashians in Van Buren Point with ice cream and cake, a Lake Columbus picnic, a youth story hour at Corry High School, community sales, and transit disruptions. Falls of weather and a train incident near Pioneer are noted along with marriages, tax millage, and a shale company fire损.
Fragmentary ad copy notes Bromo Lithia dose and a morning feeling. Mentions Durham and low price points per yard for printed curtaty fabrics. Includes references to W Stewnett and Soo Ts in a period style trade item.
A vintage advertisement touts Mi-O-Na stomach tablets from N. F. Ames Co for indigestion and stomach woes. It claims relief within five minutes and general health boosts, noting improved blood and nerve vitality.
A fragmented article notes bee lifespans with distinct roles: the working bee six months, the drone four months, and the queen bee four years, reflecting early entomology observations.
Report from Honiton June 13 describes preparations for coronation ceremonies in central London. Workers toil over time assembling stands and decorations while foreign visitors arrive. Illuminations and wire-and-banner displays dominate the scene as firms rush supply for the event.
The Inte Sir J M Stanley was noted in New York for always facing the wall during receptions. Lady Stanley explained this old habit came from Africa when he kept his back to a tree or barrier to avoid crowds, and he carried the pose wherever he stood.
Notice states examinations for shy woachers to be held at the High School building on June 4, 1011 starting at 9 a.m. All periods wanting to take the examination must present health figures signed by a physician. blanks for this purpose will be filled on application to LB Cross, Superintendent.
A white man named Yaimy is bound at a stake by Seminotes. The Medicine Man Umpius reacts to the cry KA-TON-KA and orders release, revealing the prisoner’s ties to Corry's Indian Medicine Company. The threatened tragedy shifts to a joyous festival amid claims of a timeless panacea.
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