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Fragmentary local notice reads like a short classifieds item about a work order or call for action. Names and places are unclear but indicate a public works or meeting brief with a procedural tone.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1915
Page
7
Fragmentary local notice reads like a short classifieds item about a work order or call for action. Names and places are unclear but indicate a public works or meeting brief with a procedural tone.
The article describes a midlevel priced semi formal frock with a lower edge frill, a high waistline and elbow sleeves edged with ruffles. It details fabric needs, yardage for 40 inch material, girdle, trims, and assembly steps for home dressmakers. It notes fashionable features like narrow edging and belt details, plus the open width of the fabric and decorative scalloped edges.
The notice advertises Pictorial Review pattern numbers 0275 6287 6074 with sizes and prices, describing construction details for an empire midriff garment and matching gloves, plus embroidery and trim options. It notes fabric and trim instructions, sewing notions, and that Plotoriat Review patterns are sold at the Livermore store.
The body of a man believed to be B Hoffmay was found floating near the breakwater by life-saving crew Friday morning. Coroner Hanley said the body appeared drowned for four to five days. The coat bore Schneider's tailor mark, and the man was identified as living at 63% East Levent Street and employed at General Electric Co.
New York reports a chaotic baseball scene with teams Syracuse and Albany scoring, while a reform facility tragedy unfolds. District Attorney Francia Murton initiates a grand jury inquiry into how the admissions were secured and the reformatory administration. Major Lewis Lawes is noted as the new warden.
A $10,000 reward was posted Friday for the return of the stolen jewel from the Hummuer cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Aldrich in New York. The ownership mystery was clarified for the feat and hints point to a possible lead, though no clue has surfaced to identify the thief or their whereabouts. Detectives continue investigating.
The nation eyes economic strain as Chicago builders begin a general shut down amid uncertain conditions. Reports from Annapolis note court actions on tax and legal matters while Huerta’s El Paso visit sparks concern over population shifts in Washington.
George B Hummel president of the Tevtons announces the mass German American meeting in Chicago is canceled William Bryan will not address the gathering in the planned June 28 event under Tevtons direction. The invitation has been withdrawn and the meeting is called off.
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