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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1910
Page
6
A fragment suggests guidance on judging diamonds by testing the dealer, urging buyers to evaluate the jeweler before purchasing from a large importer of precious stones. The text promotes caution and expertise in diamond buying.
A historical note suggests a store or firm touts a strong reputation for fair dealing as its best guarantee. The text hints at confidence in integrity beyond mere expertise, portraying ethical polish as a selling point.
An OCR fragment references DeLaval Separator and Sep arator oll and Gilson jasolene amagine, with a note about F. M. Parkhurst at 44 N Center St Corry Pa. The readability is limited, but the notice appears to cite product names and the seller or contact person in Corry Pennsylvania.
A stream of personal mentions lists visitors and residents in Jamestown and nearby towns. Names include A.D Rust, HL, L. Spielmith, Carson King, Mita Jennie Triscvit, Steen, Terome Height, Charles Henderson, PB Northrop, Mrs Everett Loach, Mr. Dalton, Guy Raymond, Mr. Harry Bright, R.A Geertson, Mrs Metcalf, Miss Mattie Pitts, Horice Newberry, Mrs Norman Fuller, Miss Harriet Steen, Mrs O H Bowman, Mrs M Barker, Miss Hottie Heath, Abe Gumbinsky, Ruth Currows, Charles Poster, Mrs Anna McGraw, Rev Plath, Miss Mabel Reese, Mrs Leiplein, A Pettit, Arthur Swanson, Bertrand Bliss, and Ave Luene. Many trips to Erie, Corry, Pittsburg, and Dallas-area visits noted. next Texas excursion listed for April 19.
The Wieland winner was staged last night at the Library Theater with a musical extravaganza featuring popular songs. The cast delivered strong singing and acting, drawing hearty audience laughter and applause as the performance concluded with a satisfying close.
A notice from Cam, spanning Columbus to 101 Math Street, Dorty, announces reopening with a focus on old and new customers. Ey BP, Maskresy, March tut, 1910, signals a special recruitment for ride work and service.
The stockholders of the Corry Milk Product Co. will hold their annual meeting in Spigeman Hall on Saturday March 19 at one o'clock. Secretary H. Ry Briggs signatory.
Albany reports a ruling by the appellate division fourth department that medicines containing significant alcohol cannot be sold under a druggist license as medicines for consumption. They may be sold only as de facto beverages with proper city permits and without proscriptions to be drunk on premises. The note includes unrelated historic and mythical excerpts.
A witness describes a courtroom moment with a nun’s yell and a ceremonial handshake. The testimony touches on ancient customs of greeting and threat signals, noting a scene where weapons were implied but not moved toward harm. The report references Sturt and Australian exploration as background context within the narrative.
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