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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1912
Page
4
A fragmented notice from City Hack I M Jackson announces train service at Union Depot with attention to baggage handling. The unreadable text includes scattered phrases about shore terms and virtue, with unclear promises and a personal message. The overall content is garbled and partially legible.
Notice announces Franke G Jones Shop at East Smith Street performing cabinet work rebuilding repairing and refinishing antique furniture with an emphasis on high quality services and skilled craft for customers seeking restoration and refinishing.
A fragmented ad outlines an art sale offering a rifle-like decor metaphor and photos to buy. It promises seasonally themed furniture and furnishings for living rooms and bedrooms, with focus on new wall pictures and lacquered finishes. The copy emphasizes upgrading homes with stylish but costly pieces.
The report details multiple defendants arraigned before Judge Benson at the Allegheny County Court. Sentences include time in the Western Penitentiary and Allegheny County Workhouse, with several youths sent to reform or paroled schools. Names include Morganza, Valentine, and Harrington, among others, with varied terms and offenses. An ad follows for Ferrozone claiming sleep and nerve benefits, urging purchase at Thos Downeys.
A vintage advertisement promises a mild laxative for women to relieve constipation and indigestion, claiming it safe and effective with no strong cathartics. It touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup as a preferred feminine remedy and mentions testimonials and possible health benefits for digestive symptoms.
Beaverdam records show April 1 arrivals and local visits. Hore Wistrous moves in with Tara, while Tara cites Cava Mint Raith Moore and Winithng thor giver Alig Herient. Alfred Buraws attends recovery meeting as Dennis and Nell Rath are noted in local business and loyalty contexts. Donaldson and Hume are mentioned in Sunday and Monday events.
A dubious claim touts remedies like DENIS SURE SAPE and SVGEDY for love troubles and nervous disorders. The pitch promises a single week cure for long term rheumatism after years of misery, urging readers to try regular size bottles for quick relief.
Advertisement calls for female workers at the Nue Bone Corset factory to lead shifts, promising good pay for quick work. Applicants urged to visit the office on the second floor to apply, location specified as Ajax Myill otf.
A fragmented ad note mentions A F Messenger and Senator receiving a reduction list for made to order clothes from the International Tailoring Company Cal. It promises a bargain on custom menswear and urges interest in the bent bargain for tailored suits.
A vintage advertisement showcases Easter fashion prompts and accoutrements. It highlights gloves in black and white with Biscuit shade, German silver mesh bags with white kid trim, feather satin and tapestry bags, pins for neck and waist, and handkerchiefs with colored borders. Prices range from 25 cents to 8.50, noting fits and durable designs across multiple items.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe garments made from silk and mercerized satin trimmed with white soulich braid and edged with lawn. The text is partial and lacks clear context or attribution.
Fragmentary text advertises loans payable weekly or monthly with a promise of quick money. Mentions a special agent who will call to arrange funds. No clear organization, date, or location given.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe attractively presented foods and varying prices for items like oranges and maple syrup. The garbled text mentions freshness and quality controls, with references to pure food standards and shipboard or naval supply terms. No coherent event or person is identifiable.
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