Cheap Boatwear Ends In Comfort For Sailors
In a practical move, crews favor affordable gear that endures rough seas. The decision highlights value over brand prestige as clothing keeps crews dry and functional during demanding voyages.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1910
Page
3
In a practical move, crews favor affordable gear that endures rough seas. The decision highlights value over brand prestige as clothing keeps crews dry and functional during demanding voyages.
Lead obituary notes the death of Editor Porter’s father and Ly Culbertson, Bilabere’s oldest resident born March 7, 1424, passing away. Corry Street market reports robust activity with dairy and produce, while local merchants promote stationery, china ware, and general goods. Community notes recount local events, church affairs, and upcoming meetings, with a brief item on a theater season and a school or family notices included.
A collection of small ads notes canning tomatoes at Lyonn Murray and a new goldfish and watermelon sale at Durham's. It mentions peachs and baskets, trading gas prices, fall styles of glasses and yard goods from B A Stennett and Ben VW Barlow, with deliveries and events around Hayes Arkansas and St Louis.
An advertisement claims Perrozine revives weak women. It describes a patient named Jno. Panke who suffered exhaustion, paleness, and stomach pains. The copy asserts Perrozine rebuilt vitality, strengthened the heart, and cured ailments, urging readers to buy boxes advertised as available everywhere under a price.
A reader notes morning tiredness as a warning sign of nervous fatigue and warns against overwork. An advertisement touts Neroblot tablets to restore nerve strength, vitality, and overall function, claiming to refresh the nervous system and support bodily performance.
Pittsburg on September 1 reports John Dalzell preparing a vigorous bid to return to Washington. He held a conference with Mayor Magee to discuss district support amid trade union concerns and a contested race. The article notes alignment with Dr. Weeks and ongoing political maneuvering in the district.
Fragmented OCR notes reference miners, a strike stance, and unnamed officials. Mentions place names and disorders, with garbled names such as Bertin Stacky and Berl. Affected workers, leaders, and health concerns appear amid a cryptic report without clear facts or dates.
An apparent historical item notes a staged event with parody and a ceremonial center within a central state faction. The piece mentions a water comparison where the Nile’s flow is sixteen times the Thames, suggesting a satirical or mock municipal setting about a union or ceremony.
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