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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
8
Mary Stockinscl offers stockings of fine twisted yarns with four-thread heels for durability. Also selling Tadies gowns at 34, 25 and 1.50, Lulies corset coys ets at 3.50 each with lace and ribbon trimming.
A vintage ad style notice describes March push to boost profits with a wide range of women’s apparel and fabrics. It touts muslin drawers corsets nightgowns and underwear, with prices from 25 to 210 for gowns and dresses, plus damask tablecloths and Madras fabrics in bold color options.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe efforts to update business accounts and savings deposits. The text mentions banking topics and financial services but lacks complete details or clear events. Entities are unclear due to garbled wording.
A garbled note threatens violence amid disputes over a desecration claim tied to Mrs. Strong, a wealthy widow, and her daughter. Police and local officials report no clear sender. the letter hints at alleged attacks and demands action to protect property amid ongoing tensions.
A fragmented statement from the North Toapeh Ward addressing government powers argues that authorities will not overstep, as the trust emphasizes national leadership and wartime unity amid ongoing political tensions.
A 12 year old bride faced barred public school attendance under state law. Judge Caldwell and school officials discussed the case with Superintendent Dyer and Principal O'Donnell. Attendance was disrupted when the bride was sent home after marriage and remained absent.
The London Globe notes Samoan naming customs tied to death beliefs. Boys inherit sisters names and traits if the sister dies, while girls receive brothers names and traits posthumously, a poetic practice linked to transferring qualities. The account mockingly contrasts these rites with a tale of captivity and obedience.
Fragmentary report notes an aged man dying in Philadelphia during wedding plans with Mile Josephene Board. The groom, Stephen Daucher, six, of West Chester, was stricken with movement issues and died despite immediate medical attention. He was survived by numerous relatives.
Fragmentary notes describe zinc ointment use on certain individuals with unclear terminology and repeated daily applications after events. The text references protection, wounds, bruising, and fungiform issues, but lacks clear subjects or outcomes.
A fragmentary note urges care in distributing holiday candy and treats, warning against depriving children of desired sweets. It hints at a blanket rule about boxes to take home and the social expectation around birthdays and holidays.
Naval authorities will hold Rear Admiral Barry in a court martial over a scandal that forced his resignation. Evidence implicates the West Virginia and other ships, with charges described as unprintable, aiming to expose the disgrace and his attempt to corrupt the young. Public branding as a degenerate is expected, mirroring a British general’s prior disgrace.
The Farmers State Bank of Matthews was entered by robbery. The safe was blown and about $3,000 taken along with a note and other items. The robbers used a door to gain entry and altered the money drawer before escaping. The incident follows other regional mischief and a separate note mentions royal pageantry references.
Baltimore youths Laula B De Gooey eighteen and Marian Heare nineteen plotted self harm with carbella acid. De Gooey told Dr Laderbur at St Luke's hospital they drank half an ounce after a dismayed crowd, the bottle struck from Heare’s hand at Charles Street and North Avenue. Both vanished in the crowd. Heare expected to recover.
A fragmentary look at medieval kitchen life notes the layout of estates with the alddly ager Letory and the Oeunty of a town, describing the blacksmith, butchers, and ovens. The text references the oven's introduction around 1400 and a shift from separate ovens to integrated ranges, with odd asides about Cupid and a divorce decree.
Harry Priser, a railroad brakeman, fell beside a rail and was struck by a train but, with seconds to spare, was pulled from the tracks by Acrow Bartow and survived. The incident, witnessed by the crew, highlights the dangers workers face and prompts remarks on temperament and courage.
A compact classified notice offering easy loans with weekly or monthly payments. It promises no need to reveal names and claims private, discreet service. Readers are invited to write and an agent will call with money, available day and evenings at State Street, Erie.
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