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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1916
Page
7
Readable text notes Gary and Practical Dress Making opening at Olson's. Prepared expose page hints at new fashion guide and a pictorial review. Details are fragmentary but indicate a retail event and a promotional feature.
A design note describes a tailored woman’s black jacket with deep front rovers, possible rolled or cut front, cape and belt details, and a naval leather belt option. It specifies fabric needs, underfacing, front edge trimming, and precise tailoring steps for a fitted, stylish garment.
A garbled fashion note describes an alglo bevhited jacket with notched collar large pockets and belt overlay. The skirt is two volure with center plait. It mentions 6 garda AGinch taffeta and a longhaired belt fold technique. Numerous unclear terms and misreadings appear throughout.
Beaver Dam visitors and locals gather for services and visits in Union City while noting funerals, church events, and social happenings. Names include Mrs Henry Dunn Mrs Katherine Smith Rev R W Delysolle and Mr Charon Follett, with references to Mra Miriam and Mrs Rob Mulvni.
A dense OCR of classified notices shows multiple want ads and sales offers. Items include livestock and farming needs, farm equipment and house goods for sale, bikes and tool listings, employment inquiries for delivery and shop work, and requests for a gardener or helper. Some ads mention locations in Corry Pennsylvania and nearby streets, with requests for contact details and prices.
Seed catalog note lists bulk offerings at C. W. Lyons with a variety of produce names and seed types, including peas, turnips, cabbage, onions, cucumbers, and other garden seeds. The text appears as a promotional list with misspellings and odd phrasing typical of an old advertisement.
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