The Best Always the Cheapest
A fragmented note hints at a bargain rule claiming lower prices win in the end. The text suggests a shopping motto about value over premium but lacks clear events, names, or places for fuller context.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1910
Page
3
A fragmented note hints at a bargain rule claiming lower prices win in the end. The text suggests a shopping motto about value over premium but lacks clear events, names, or places for fuller context.
A lively round of events fills Dunkirk area notices with a Tuesday Supper at the Armory and a Block party. Townspeople attend prayers, cloak and garment displays, and a church visit from Pastor C. H. Wal Inggo arrives from Cambridge, Mass. Local owners plan upcoming sales while public concerns about law and order surface amid a busy civic scene.
The brittle four sided limbs of the clove tree are used in stripping the tree. Buds are harvested and spread in the gun until they turn a grayish color, then placed into the storehouse ready for market.
A distressed, humorous ad-like fragment promotes Hi Zones laxative to flush bowel, liver, and kidneys for quick health gains. Mentions a corny mock warning, a Detroit Free Press reference, and a 1814 wholesale packing note amid garbled text and stray quotes.
A Corry list shows claims paid by The Home Watchmen of the World during the past six months. Nearly every claim was paid within 24 hours after final proofs. The notice urges prompt payment by members and praises the order as honest, denying graft. It lists numerous members and a long column of claim amounts for injuries and illnesses, totaling a large sum. Some items include injuries to shoulder, wrist, knee, back, and diseases like chicken pox, dysentery, appendicitis, and bronchitis.
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