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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1915
Page
6
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The note warns readers about paint quality from Goop equim PAINT and urges caution buying where old stock is sold. Lynn Knepp on Firet Avenue signs the message advising experienced buyers to avoid questionable vendors and to protect property with reliable paints.
A vintage ad declares attractive, dainty confections that meet the government purity act. It boasts the product as pure, French, sweet and promises consistently low prices.
PAVER Summer is the time to place orders for the monument you have delayed purchasing. To order the monument now ensures a splendid piece of high grade material designed as a beautiful memorial. Orders placed now will be erected this summer and secure the best possible price.
The record lists National League standings and scores for teams including Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston Chicago New York St. Louis Cleveland and Detroit, with figures and city abbreviations. It also notes International and Federal League standings, plus minor league results and scattered city games. The text reflects mixed league tallies and game results from various circuits.
New York provision market features mixed dairy and grain items with prices for butter creamery extra, eggs hennery white, cheese Dallas per pound, and potatoes home grown. East Buffalo livestock market shows prices for cattle, sheep and lambs, while buffalo hay and straw values are listed.
Sealed proposals will be received by the City of Corry until 8 a.m. Monday, Aug. 9, 1916, for the construction of a West Wayne Street sanitary sewer between Stith and Frederick streets and for a Smith Street sewer from West Wayne Street to 180 feet west of Marion Street. Bids must be on plans and specifications, include manholes and connections, and be payable to the City Treasurer with $50 or $160 bond deposits. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
A quirky note appears encouraging readers to submit tuning requests for any hate they wish to hear. The playful prompt hints at customizing musical or rhetorical content, inviting input from the community. No concrete event or named entities are present in the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions D F Southworth the Florist and related items. It references a florist shop and assorted plants and arrangements, with scattered names and locations.
A brief note suggests consulting scientific examination results to determine if a certain easing or reduction is required. It frames the decision around evidence and expert evaluation rather than speculation. The text underscores caution and methodical assessment before changing any existing standards or practices.
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