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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1917
Page
8
A catalog highlights silk textiles in plain, check, and stripe patterns. It emphasizes broad variety and color choices to suit different tailoring needs and fashion preferences. The listing showcases multiple weave styles and finishes for versatile wardrobe uses.
Numerous small ads for sale and rent items across the city list furniture and clothing at 48 Bask Frederick street with afternoon pickup after four. Also farm and house bargains, rental notices, and property listings including the John Walton farm and modern homes on Fourth Avenue and Church Street. multiple entries mention contact details like L. W. Colagrove and Georgy MacDonald.
Reads like a historical market page listing prices for wheat corn potatoes hay and calves with varied figures. Mentions hogs cattle lambs sheep and lard with prices in dollars per unit and references March dates and regional markets. Includes multiple items without clear structure.
Several terse for sale lines mention houses and lots with addresses on Washington Street West Cons Street North West Street and We West Street. Items include a large lot with a new garage on West Cons Street Litt and a six acre parcel with barn and outbuildings on West South Street. Additional entries reference a modern home in good condition and a business space on First Avenue with brick wall and adjacent property.
An OCR damaged ad promotes Cascarets as a remedy for bowels stomach headaches and colds. It touts quick cleansing of the stomach removal of sour undigested matter and bile elimination to ease constipation and restore regularity by morning. It claims overnight effects with a 410 cent box from a local druggist.
A pictorial review styled feature on practical Fomé dress making prepared for the newspaper by Pictorial Review. The ad highlights sewing craft tips and fashion guidance with period styling and brand association.
A detailed description of a mid century ladies dress design featuring gray and sage green shades. The pattern emphasizes fabric placement on cloth and satin foundation, outlining yardage for broadcloth satin and lining, with notes on cut and alignment of bodice skirt and overgarment sections. It reads like a home sewing pattern excerpt.
A fragmented description discusses woven threads and perforations, noting afternoon wear fabrics with delicate finishes for winter and mentioning gold or silver embroidery on brondelotha and matina. The text references tones like rich burgundies and seasonal contrasts, with unclear language about specific garments.
Bleay and Peleg present a blouse pattern for sports wear with panel fronts and a sailor collar. The guide explains cutting layout, fabric width, and joining steps, noting the design suits casual wear and can be adapted to other fabrics.
Fragmented 1917 notice lists medical tonics Galdivo Atterwein products and prices. mentions Keep’s drug store locations and several towns. Also includes an administration notice for John W. Hales estate in Corry Pennsylvania with debt settlement instructions and executor contacts.
A public sale will offer all property on the Riggs farm once known as Savor Tara. The auction, by Zininer and Son, occurs Thursday March 28 at 10 am, near Corry and 2.5 miles south of Columbus. Items include cattle, milled machinery, and various farm equipment. Terms are cash. Bidders include B. Rigen, Benjamin Zimmer, John Hammond, and Avetonor Hinowt-advocas.
An old advertisement touts Bulgarian Blood Tea and Tab Iete as cures for rheumatic headaches stomach issues and liver troubles. The text mentions a product from Dowsioy’s Drog ae and presents a health claim typical of period patent medicines.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled war era correspondence with references to Germany France and America. The legible bits describe personal reactions to events and mention locations like Fremont and Chicago. The passage appears as damaged diary-like excerpts with scattered names and places.
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