Shoes for school wear from McCray and Stearns
A local seller advertises affordable footwear for children, noting shoes help keep feet covered and comfortable. The message promotes McCray & Stearns as the source for such footwear and accessories.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1910
Page
6
A local seller advertises affordable footwear for children, noting shoes help keep feet covered and comfortable. The message promotes McCray & Stearns as the source for such footwear and accessories.
A New Yorker telegraph reports a dramatic event in livingstone territory involving a ranger named Walter Wolter. The account details a lion attack on a trek near the Transvaal line, the ranger's pursuit, and his brave rescue by shooting the beast after a tense confrontation. The piece emphasizes the peril and the ranger's endurance during the chase and final capture.
A dramatic report describes a female victim subjected to brutal domestic abuse by her husband and relatives. The account documents threats, confinement, and alleged mistreatment, with the victim recounting injuries and the social response. A neighbor Lady S comments on the case and the broader issue of spousal violence.
A rough OCR fragment discusses alcohol dangers and child welfare in Fingbuilt. It quotes educators and a doctor questioning alcohol use and its effects on youth, warning that parental drinking harms children and that moderation is urged for healthier bodies.
A dated advertisement notes a strong need for telegraphers as the eight hour law rises and wireless and railway telegraphy expand. Pay ranges from $70 to $90 monthly with room for advancement. The National Telegraph Institute lists multiple affiliated institutes across the U.S. and urges applicants to write for full details to join a growing field.
A patent medicine claim asserts rheumatism and neuralgia are radically cured in 1 to 3 days. The remedy acts on the ayatma, promises rapid relief, and claims immediate disappearance of disease after the first dose. Sold by the Dirham Drug Co.
The text appears as a garbled enquiry about clothing costs and values tied to a 1933 New York source. It mentions an individual person, a fashion or fabric reference, and a prior travel or fund note, but the legible content is incomplete and lacks a clear event or outcome to summarize.
Fragmentary text cites Mrs O Flaherty and remarks from a Chicago Tribune about a divorce motive. Names like O Flaherty and a Mr. Nolen appear amid garbled dialogue and references to a merchant and a lawyer. The piece hints at marital strain and societal consequences but lacks coherent facts.
The Washington Star notes sailors must stay alert amid crowded boats and caution the crew against careless handling to avoid accidents. The quip recalls how fear and haste threaten safety at sea as mariners discuss vigilance and quiet tactics.
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