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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1916
Page
7
The text describes a drafted pattern guide for a thin newspaper style by Pictorial Review Junior Model. It covers fabric choices, yardage needs for 27 and 30 inch materials, and step by step cutting placements for a front vest-like underbody, a belted waist, a tucked fold, and two sections for the underbody front and back.
A read through a detailed pattern guide describes assembling a white serge dress with overdress drapery. It specifies yardage for the main fabric and lining, seam finishes, sleeve shaping, fullness at the front, and the bodice understructure. The instructions emphasize folding, trimming, and careful alignment for a smooth silhouette and precise neckline.
The Nebraska Farm Magazine outlines Democratic farm measures under President Wilson era policy, detailing federal employment services shifting to job agencies, post office modernization, and farm credit reforms. It highlights currency reform, crop moving support, grain standards, road funding, and agricultural extensions funded by federal actions as benefiting farmers and rural communities.
An old advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as an instant remedy for indigestion and sour stomach. It claims quick relief from upset stomachs, cramps, and bloating, promising a painless, trustworthy aid for meals and daily digestion. The copy emphasizes widespread sales and household use, describing the product as a safe, scientific stomach preparation.
An article promotes hot water with a teaspoon of an unnamed phosphate as a daily remedy for headaches caused by toxins in the blood. It claims headaches stem from stomach and bowel poisons, and that flushing the stomach and bowels removes toxins, curing headaches and improving digestion. It touts low cost, harmlessness, and tastelessness, urging regular use.
The readable text depicts a chaotic, stylized scene with a figure named Kurrab and a crowd. It hints at a precarious balance and social dynamics around a public event, with unclear actions and minimal coherent narrative.
White Rose City hosts a large Sunday school gathering from October 11 to 18 at a Tabernacle seating 5000. New York headquarters oversee a missionary materials exhibit, with publishers and a 1000-voice choir directed by Professor Ovnik. Delegates, associations, and county groups fill reservations as Pennsylvania talent and world church leaders participate.
Five hundred attendees aged eight to twenty are expected at the state convention with sessions for older boys and girls. Thursday will feature a day of inspiration and a Recognition Pay event. A campaign to add 100000 members will begin to boost statewide enrollment in the next twelve months. For details write to the Pennsylvania Blue Subhath School Association.
A damaged ready-made OCR item reports a public testimonial by a Mr. Nelson about a remedy called Goldine at Ames Drug Store on a Monday morning in October. The text includes health claims and calls for public attendance on an upcoming Tuesday and Wednesday to hear the testimonial and consider the remedy for symptoms described as back pain, rheumatism, and breath issues.
An old advertisement urges customers to obtain photographs, promising quick service and new accessories. Walter A. Struss advertises studio services at 12% North Center Street offering daytime appointments and reliable portrait work for those who regret lacking a photo from youth.
An old advertisement fragment lists cider apples for sale at Wales Hardware Co with pricing implied by the terse note. The readable text suggests apples and fruit provisions were offered alongside hardware items in the catalog.
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