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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1923
Page
6
A fragmentary note reports a shawl left on Nant Street with no clear owner. The short OCR line hints at a lost item and an office contact, but details are unreadable and exact handling remains uncertain.
A crackly ad promotes Higgins best ever sweet peas and gladioli with a planned mint collection including Grandiflori and Spencers. It lists prices for bulbs and seeds, notes guaranteed quality, and urges readers to request a circular and remit by money order or stamps, with orders by no later than June first.
United Press reports from Washington on April 4 that a Pennsylvania drier, identified as Profibition Dinsetap Davin, asserts federal chief status amid strict prohibition enforcement. The article references state and national figures discussing enforcement, policy shifts, and potential outcomes of the dry law.
An April market bulletin lists live poultry trends with steady demand for hens and turkeys, plus prices for eggs, flour, corn, wheat, and other staples. It notes shipping and freight details, regional supply notes, and assorted farm products including tallow and rice with scattered price figures.
A trimmed fragment from a 19th century ad notes a Parisian hair treatment praised by women for improving hair texture. It recommends using the product two or three times weekly to achieve softer thicker and shinier hair. The snippet also advertises poultry supplies and related goods from Stewart W Co on Main Street.
A fragment notes a pawnbroker fund established by the Emperor Augustin Caesar to aid the needy at a place called Wedge dated 31.8 O. The text is incomplete but indicates a charitable effort tied to a named ruler and a specific location.
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