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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
6
A fragment from Corry reports a local meat market claiming a ready supply of beef pork and lamb. The note honors soldiers and notes families know the source of meat as the shop boasts a ceiling pile of beef and a wide range of smoked and cured products.
Special new books for commencement are advertised with various titles and leatherbound options. The note promotes My Serious Life, Some Bell Days, School Day Bolliance, and Jute Bietlin volumes. Prices range from 19 cents to 81 dollars with discounts for attendees at Niveluuf High School.
Copyedited notice proclaims a broad range of seasonable styles and guarantees customer satisfaction with fashion offerings. It stresses personal appeal and assured quality while inviting shoppers to explore the selection.
A crowded stream of notes records summer plans and travel as area families discuss school adjournment and children’s activities. Entries mention alumni gatherings, visits to Erie, Warren, and Union City, and preparations for commencement and community events, with several names and places tied to summer plans.
A large audience at the world’s missionary conference session heard Toh R. Mott of New York, secretary of the World Christian Federation, report on the vast task of evangelizing the world. He urged unprecedented effort, noting Christian unity and larger church membership are vital for outreach in Africa.
An OCR fragment advertises a tablet named COC with claims of rapid cure and guaranteed satisfaction or money back. It mentions a “geo nine” tablet stamp and a financial refund promise, with references to taste and palatability and a price point around 280.
On sale at Will Rowe's 675 East Wayne Street are well hardened vegetable plants including fennel celery cabbage and pepper. Flowering plants pansies asters salvia and petunias are also offered as strong mature stock ready for planting.
Philadelphia June 16 Walter J. Vrayin of Garden City added the Lynnwood Hall gold cup to his many trophies by defeating H B Heyburn of the Philadelphia Cricket elite 4 3 and 2 in the final match on the Muntington Valley course. A large gallery followed the match from the tee and applauded the fine display. Edwin Satterthwaite of Riverton defeated George Lyon in the semi final 4 and 2 to play. The two finalists met in the fluids for the cup.
A London tidbit from Tit-Bits recounts the bishop of Bath and Wells sharing a parable with a small boy. The boy recalls hearing about the parables and is asked which he best resembles, replying with a playful line about loaty and fishes.
An advert claims Thompson's Barosnin cures a range of ailments including kidney and liver issues and rheumatism. It promotes refunds via Ames & Co and Thomas Downey, citing testimonies from users like O Shwangworthy and Orson Hopkins. The piece lists bottle prices and emphasizes guaranteed refunds.
An unfamiliar phrase is spoken by a young woman in charge of the rock counter at a department store. An older man and the store’s ambiance reflect disapproval of youthful behavior as they discuss where items are kept. The scene hints at a humorous, clipped exchange over routine shop duties and shelves.
The text discusses ill temper as a vice that stains even highly virtuous people. It notes men and women who appear nearly perfect but are easily ruffled or touchy. The paradox of ill temper coexisting with high moral character is highlighted as a strange ethical problem.
The Corry Floral Co announces available flowerbeds hanging-buckers porch and blow boxes vases for homes. Best plant selections at its greenhouses on Columbus Ave and Center streets. Phone on file. They offer estimates on buck work and list 00 Aster plants with price 15 cents per dozen.
The fragment discusses forms with one small version and another large one, noting large hue aspects before being taped up. It highlights preparation or layout steps, indicating packaging or filing intent without specifying names or dates.
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