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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1912
Page
4
A banquet saluted Anty Drudge for easing household labor. The toast extolled her role in reducing dangerous fumes and improving washing results with Naptha soap, praising lighter work, sanitized rooms, and safer laundering outcomes.
Advertises washing with Fels-Naptha avoiding dangers of hot water and hard rubbing. Recommends cool or lukewarm water soak for half an hour, light rub, tinse and line dry. Claims clothes stay white, colors resist fading, woolens don’t shrink, and garments last about twice as long. Follow wrapper directions.
Ambiguous dialogue fragment hints at a dispute over information or inheritance between Kulcker Boeker and Lippineatt. No clear event, date, or verifiable details present. Further textual context needed to identify individuals or actions.
The article reports coal operators preparing for an indefinite suspension as 6 000 strikebreakers are engaged. Officials admit plans to close all collieries next Saturday and test union strength during the renewal period. 100 strike duties from Lehigh Valley and 5 000 more prepared for 17 routes are cited.
An advertisement claims Rheuma cures rheumatism with money back if not effective. It touts rapid relief affecting kidneys liver stomach and blood, promoting a week long course for 50 cents. The text includes multiple promises from a dubious company and notes fake cures with generic claims and tied to various named distributors.
March 27 London Premier Asquith failed to broker a compromise between miners and operators at Father Inn job centers. Miners demanded five shillings a day for adults and sixpence for boys, while operators balked at the proposed rates. The conference ended abruptly with no agreement and Asquith announcing the impasse in parliament.
A vintage seed catalog blurb touts Loveliest Sweet Peas as the premier flower with rich fragrance and vivid colors. It promotes packets of seeds in White, Pink, Lavender, and orchid varieties, plus double forms and early blooms, offered by mail order with pricing and the seller’s claim of best quality.
Advertised letters list shows scattered names such as Mra ili un Reacher Wave Demaatt and Mrs Zuldy with several odd spellings. The fragment includes Walter Corry and P. A. Soltier among other unreadable entries, likely a damaged postal notices page.
Junk dealer HH Webs advertises services at 16 West Smith Street and notes availability by phone. The brief item mentions contact details and emphasizes local trade.
The fragment mentions heavy wrapping and wader carpets tied to The Journal Office context but lacks clear action or outcome. Readable entities include no person, place, or organization beyond The Journ Office, leaving ambiguity about date or event. Further text needed for a coherent card.
Item description notes a SLU AML pair offered at 1590 dollars. Claims it will wash and look like new after washing. No additional context or buyer information provided.
The fragment mentions Tat Maviy Varin Sage Jon and Bran oll Mut in unclear relation. No verifiable event or outcome is readable. Further readable names or context are unavailable in the text.
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