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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1910
Page
7
An old fashion advertisement lists new dresses with embroidery trims and prices from 20 to 46 dollars, white linen suits, linen sheeting, and range of undergarments. It highlights a Nemo navy suit form, white muslin underwear, gowns, drawers, skirts, and child garments, with fashion notes and product mentions throughout.
Street railway schedule shows Corry and Columbus lines in effect September 30, 1909. Cars to Columbus run hourly from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. and depart Columbus 90 minutes later, last car from Corry 10 p.m. and Columbus 10 30 p.m. Saturday extra 9 40 and 11 p.m. service from Waiting Room. East Wayne Street and North Corry runs on even hours with 20 and 45 minutes past, Sunday first waves from Waiting Room at Bea.
A jumble of humorous quotes from newspapers and period pieces shows varied, witty lines about weddings and marriage. Bits reference miscommunications, missing rings, and unexpected matches, with colorful asides from publications like Bufton Express and Baltimore American.
Readable fragments mention fish types and prices. Whitefish salmon trout yellow perch blue pike mountain trout cod steaks and dressed catfish. No clear event or person names. appears as a market or listing excerpt.
Property listings describe a comparatively new nine room house built in 1900 with natural oak finish and hardwood floors sold by B. Fillet on 226 East South Street. Also promoted are valuable farms for sale including a 150 acre farm two miles south of the city and an 8% acre Eldred township farm with good buildings and easy terms offered by Miss Arta W. Smith Corry Pa. Bell phone 214.
Fragmentary notes mention a White Plain pastor Dr J T Booth described as a cousin of John Wilkes Booth and connected to Lincoln's death through Bright's disease. The text references rumored Fijian cannibals and unclear names, reflecting muddled OCR from a historical page with no clear verifiable statements.
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