New Wedding Ring Styles Shown At Local Store
Readers are invited to view new ring designs emphasized for lasting symbolism of life companionship. The store features careful craftsmanship and a quality that conveys security in choosing a ring.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1910
Page
6
Readers are invited to view new ring designs emphasized for lasting symbolism of life companionship. The store features careful craftsmanship and a quality that conveys security in choosing a ring.
In this catalog style blurb the latest ladies footwear is pitched as superior and stylish. It promises satisfaction and confident wear, asserting the season’s leading designs are available and ready to elevate any outfit.
Personal mentions include Blaine Kincald in Warren on business, Mrs. Ben Stare and daughter to Union City, Mrs. Arthur Poster returning home from Mushe, undertakers B S King and Frank Flanders of Titusville in the city, Miss Florence Crohn of Oil City visiting aunt Miss Flannery, Mr and Mrs Albert Osborne from West Seventh Street spending the week in Washington, J C Tay McGuire home from Mittsburg University for a week with parents, Mrs. and Mrs R J Potett leaving for Lavantor Pa to attend the 58th Annual Coverage with Atlantic City and Philadelphia stop, Mrs Cora Arvind widow of Dr Arvind and formerly Warren County resident dies in Jamestown with funeral held there last Saturday.
R G Dun reports large orders closed in Pittsburg for Bessemer and Basie iron with significant leather trading and firm cotton yarns. Demand for balls small lots, rising steel and rolling stock orders point to broader economic improvement. Shipping, rail and agricultural equipment activity increases. U S and Canada commercial failures rise modestly this week.
A severe wind storm sweeps across parts of Texas causing one death and extensive damage to homes and barns. In Kilinville H. S Patten’s residence was destroyed injuring Miss Illian Mease. In Middleton a 10 year old boy, son of J. L. Meuse, was killed and two brothers are reported missing or injured.
A fragment from Youth's Companion depicts Mise Elen praised for kindness yet criticized for lack of sociability. Lerly and Mrs. Biderly discuss engaging with funerals, debating whether Mise Olisa truly participates in community events.
The New York Central Railroad seeks PSC approval to alter tracks Oneida and the Rome Watertown and Ogdensburg division between Watertown and Savanna to detour track No 4 and reduce heavy freight engine use. It also plans a new "Mobile Lane" for fuel and a freight house has been built on the north side of the Black River in Watertown.
Informant reports the New Jersey Department of Agriculture will modify a state order against the freshening of oysters. The change aims to allow labeling so the public knows what is being sold, amid oystermen protests that the original order harmed the industry and implied the process is harmful.
San Francisco May 21 After an 82 year delay Charles Dana Burrage a wealthy attorney of Boston was finally awarded a bachelor of arts from the University of California. Burrage was once denied a diploma because a snake an owl and a garden hose disrupted a 1878 French class. Faculty called off the dispute after persistent lobbying by Burrage relatives and supporters.
Reported idea to convert the White House grounds into an outdoor theater for a single performance. No formal announcement, but President Taft is known to entertain the plan of bringing a company of outdoor players to perform for him and guests before his Beverly trip.
A London newspaper mocked the American rebellion by claiming thirteen colonies and oddities such as thirteen toes and thirteen children. The piece also joked about counterfeit dollars and noted a photo exhibit revealing curious objects, hinting at a mystery surrounding a lamp or photons.
A local testimonial from Corry Pennsylvania touts Dean's Kidney Pills as curing kidney complaints and associated backache and urine issues. The speaker claims rapid improvement after using one box via N. Amund & Co and endorses the product, urging readers to remember the name Dow n's and buy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo.
A garbled fragment shows a tense room scene with stern parent and a tactless relative. The exchange mentions a rug, pillow talk, and hints at a bridge game dynamic, leaving characters and full context unclear.
A garbled exchange mentions characters and titles including Spaniard and various noble ranks, with unclear context or action. The text reads as scattered lines about misunderstandings and a question about a dog biting.
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