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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1916
Page
7
Instructions describe pattern details for a feminine dress front and sleeves. The article notes perforations and gathers used to shape the bodice and cuffs, with emphasis on a simple tripod trim and a tailored front opening. It cites yardage, materials, and finishing touches for an afternoon or evening garment.
Fairy Sunrive tells of Gink the pig who seeks to avoid gaining weight after overhearing city folk praise fattening. Gink wanders the farm, debating whether to stay slim for his mother, overhears a boy’s bacon question, and returns home fearful until Fairy Sunrlae reveals a plan that changes him.
Report describes a game titled Girl Mystery where girls wear colored masks to hide features and only eyes are visible. Boys use a small device and paper to guess the dentition of the girls, with a prize awarded to the correct contestant.
A garbled text fragment shows a family exchange about an engine and a grandmother figure. The readable parts hint at asking about seeing an engine wagging and questions about hearing something. No clear event or names emerge.
A fragmented clipping mentions a youth named Tommy in a city context. the text is garbled but implies the subject is tied to an oath or pledge and a person named Doerner appears in the readable portion.
A garbled page lists several for sale and rent notices including modern residences on Smith Street and Plymouth Rock items. It mentions auction terms, addresses such as 222 Smith St and 621 W Wayne, plus garage and junk yard notes and a public sale at 472 South Center Street.
Unclear catalog lists various items and places with distorted names. Mentions Amos them wrt shots Peas-Amirica Wander and many misread terms. Contains scattered references to foods and products with no coherent event or clear entities.
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