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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
12
A wartime style advertisement markets tailored suits, flouncing embroideries, and silk fabrics at reduced White Sale prices. It promotes sec o silks, dress linens, white waists, crash fabrics, and wide ribbed vests for women and children, highlighting reduced yard and piece prices and multiple sizes.
Westley Wise, 65, collapsed while working on a trade at the Kitianning Steel and Iron plant in Kitianning, Pa. He fell 85 feet to the ground after being overcome by heat from sun exposure. He sustained skull and left hip fractures and internal injuries. He was taken to the draining hospital and is not expected to recover. The thermometer read 40 degrees in the shade for several hours. Wise was the first heat casualty of the year here.
A witty remark by Bolleau to De Mesmes praised his election to the academy. Bolleau told the virtuous Paris parliament president he came to him to congratulate him for aligning with one of Bolleau's fellow academicians, blending humor with formality.
Willan Krug, head of the Krug Brewing Co. of Omaha, bought a car and was killed within ten seconds when another vehicle struck his car on the boulevard. He had just told an agent the vehicle was "all right" before the collision.
A quirky missive humorously laments leaving burlesque for high society drama and jokes about finding laughs again. The note closes with a playful command to return to core ideals and to honor epigrammatic wit, attributed to Loulaville Gourier.
Albany June 22 Frile Reichmann state superintendent of weights and measures has sent circular letters to local sealers urging testing of coal deliveries to ensure the weight matches the advertised amount. He notes coal is an essential purchase often paid for by guesswork and emphasizes most dealers aim for honesty while protecting those who are compliant from unfair practices.
Philadelphia Ledger reports a tense exchange over a water incident during editing of a college newspaper. One party recalls being thrown into water by students, while another defends the scene as non-violent and notes the water was cold. The dialogue tones mirror a campus folklore retelling.
Did you ever stop to think that there are three or four manufacturers of good shoes and over one hundred making high grade shoes with nearly identical prices. We have offered you value for your money and never claimed more or less than fair pricing for the same grades.
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