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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
8
In June the shop promotes white goods with a focus on India Linens Swisses Laces Embroideries and Ready-made Dresses. The message highlights syndicate purchasing to save customers money and invites a visit to see the “Beautiful World of White.”
Tailored suits in white sale offer 75¢ flouncing embroideries at 50c yd and 35c corset cover embroideries at 25c yd. The ad urges quick purchase from Corry shops, claiming they won’t last long at sale prices. Also promotes 65c Seco silks at 35c yd and describes them as foulard-like with wide appeal.
A sale advertises 36 inch dress linens at 45c per yard and 35c per yard on waist and lingerie fabrics. Materials include an 86 inch wide option for summer coats or suits, plus 30 and 40 inch wide nickerbocker nainsook in ten yard boxes with prices around $1.50 to $1.05.
Wheat futures mix with July at 1.07 and September at 1.03. Oats steady to higher. butter creamery specials quoted. Potatoes Southern No 1 at 1.25 per bushel. No 1 northern cartons and No 2 red around 1.06. Eggs state and Pa values listed. flour blends show price ranges.
Market notes list prices for butter creamery dairy products and livestock. Items include Buffalo hay market figures for Timothy hay No 1 track $20.00 and timothy No 2 $17.50 to 18.00, plus straw wheat and oat at $9.00 to 8.50. Related livestock quotes cover cattle bulls sheep and hogs with varied prices. A laundry tip cautions proper garment handling to prevent seam stretching.
In Altoona Pennsylvania on June 22 G A Hoentel ran for a state delegate seat on the Democratic ticket. His campaign expense itemized two cents for postage used to circulate his rotiolon in the county commissioners. The article discusses eyesight dangers from various lighting and heat sources, noting eye strain from reading in twilight and molten iron exposure.
A fragmentary report notes Townsville officials boosting funds for a local project over a one year period. Details are incomplete but the note references finance, timing, and civic planning without clear totals or names.
The readable fragments show a censored exchange with odd phrasing and mixed letters. Key names and clear facts are absent, leaving only a puzzle of garbled dialogue and incomplete attribution. The piece hints at a discussion or reply but provides no verifiable events or entities.
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