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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
16
Readable fragments show a sale listing for ladies suits including Misses and Ladies Juniper suis at 2.00, Ladies Linen suits at 5.05, Ladies all wool S18 suits at 0.10, and Ladies 15 white wool suits at 12.48. All suits reduced for 4th of July wear.
Twelve inch wide pink white and blue taffeta ribbons offered at ten and fifteen cents per yard with six inch wide heavy ribbons also featured at twenty five cents per yard, described as special value items.
A catalog of women and children's vests with varied styles and prices. Items include Ladies Half Sleeve vests Ladies Long Sleeve vests Children's sleeveless vests and Crochet and Lace Yoke vests ranging from 25 to 106 cents with multiple price points noted.
An OCR fragment advertises ladies hosiery with Gauze Liste items in various blends and colors. It lists prices such as 10 cents for seamless fast black hose and 15 to 25 cents for several styles, including silk like Lisle blends and tan options, with locations indicated by numbers.
New York provision market reports mixed wheat prices with futures up for certain contracts and lower for others. It lists hogs, dairy items, cheese, potatoes, and grains with varied pricing across No 2 red, No 2 northern, and No 2 yellow classes plus futures and cash bids.
Market notes show Butter Creamery products at $5.50 per unit and Cholée cheese at 40 fancy new. State creamery items list 2810 dairy with fair to good quality. Eggs selected white and potatoes with fancy grades appear alongside cattle sales noting export steers at $7.25 and various cow, heifer, and bull prices. Hogs reach high Yorkers up to $9.85 with heavy hogs $9.10 to $9.90.
Vernon Bynum, a city fire alarm system employee, sat on a crossbar of an electric pole when 2,800 watts passed through him. He died three hours later in Raleigh North Carolina.
D. H. Dunlap of Tunnellton was bound and gagged by two men who knocked on his door and struck him with a blackjack. They took over $200 before leaving him unconscious. John Dixon, a railroad conductor, heard the cries and freed Dunlap. Police search for the two assailants.
In Rockford Michigan on June 29 prayers in Catholic churches for rain were answered as a three week drought ended with rain. Crops were drying up and water for sprinkling had become scarce, making the rainfall a timely relief for farmers and residents.
A consumer plea argues there are many shoe manufacturers and many high grade options. The message claims the seller has offered fair value for nine years and provided as much for the money as any other, urging trust in consistent pricing and quality.
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