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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1914
Page
8
Public sale notice lists J Follett of Corry Pennsylvania as the owner in a wartime style ad. The fragment mentions a frame and a fee or listing code RF with No 5. The legibility is partial but indicates a local sale notice.
Auction listing for dress goods featuring 40 inch serges in black, brown, green and red and 54 inch all wool serges in white and blue shades. Items labeled made in U.S.A. with 50e and special Nae cloth, color options include mack and bie.
Readable text lists silks and crépe de Chine fabrics labeled as made in USA with pricing and color notes in a dusty catalog style. Mentions 380 inch messaline and taffetas in evening shades, 40 inch crepe de Chine, all in USA production, price ranges given.
Fragmentary listing shows a mixed price range from five to forty dollars for items described as made in the United States style. The readable text hints at a sale or catalog offering women and midsize clothing with prices cited in dollars.
Market report from New York includes bids and prices for wheat corn oats flour butter and cheese with figures for futures and spot markets. Livestock section lists prime steers mixed cattle and hog prices with load quotes and regional references.
The Jamestown Post reports patrons of Samuels Opera House enjoyed Cabiria, a photo play starting with Mount Etna eruptions. It follows Cabiria, orphaned and rescued, sold into slavery, twice saved from sacrifice, then grown into a bride returning to her homeland with Fulvius and his servant.
Paris Matlna correspondent At Hrecamp reports a Presidi ammunition surgeon buried General von Moltke’s son, the Gar tian general staff chief. The wounded prisoner was captured after the clash. Doctors say the prisoner held his resolve to the end.
Mary Wheeler of Harrisburg Pennsylvania suffered long from stomach disorders and bloating. After trying many treatments she used Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy and quickly improved gaining weight and the ability to eat normally. The ad promotes the remedy as a thorough system cleanser sold by C. C. Babbitt & Son and druggists nationwide.
Senator Poindexter proposes voluntary regulation of the New York Stock Exchange to foster public confidence and stability. He argues the current session is too short to pass legislation, and a voluntary pre reopening measure could aid business sentiment and demonstrate government backing.
Salvation Army rally led by Sta Captain Campbell from Philadelphia Provincial HQ will be held Tuesday night at the Army Citadel on East Washington Street. Western Pennsylvania divisional secretary and local forces back the visit as they support Snalyn Smith ill at home in Philadelphia under doctor care. Public invited for Campbell talk and singing.
A Paris based French Archeological Society expelled all members of German and Austrian nativity amid wartime tensions. A typhoon swept waters near Kino-Chau China destroying the pier used by the Japanese fleet to land soldiers. Twenty Japanese sailors on the pier were drowned.
Reverell's Racket Store introduces J. O. Lyman of New York as manager. Lyman brings experience from major 10 cent store syndicates and Morphant Syndicate. The store features a red front and new improvements. He invites Corry residents to inspect the House of Bargains anytime.
University doctor warns caffeine in coffee and tea raises brain irritability and accelerates fatigue toxin buildup. He advocates Postum as a pure, healthy substitute free from coffee caffeine and tannin, urging its adoption in colder weather and health-focused households.
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