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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
7
Fragmented text outlines a promotional offer tied to a National Cigar Stand. Mentions a coupon with every five purchases, a twenty cent card, and references to certification and profit sharing. Overall readability is poor with numerous garbled phrases and unclear details.
A mixed catalog style listing promotes fountain pens John Holland Blair No sak and others priced $1 to $5, card albums 100 to 600 cards 10c to $1, ladies bags 75c to 5, perfumes 25c to $5, books for children and general titles, monogram embosser 50c, chocolates 10c to $1, and music rolls. Also notes a free catalog and a blurred theater excerpt mixed with unrelated garbled text.
The text references orders of knighthood and the Golden Fleece, along with remarks on the British royal lineage and an unusual description of Malay houses and bamboo floor construction. It also contains stray musings on occupancy, urban walks, and social observations amid garbled names and phrases.
Fragmented ad listing numerous real estate opportunities and property for sale or exchange. Includes varied frontages on Knot Main Street and South atreout, shops and homes on Church and Franklin, parcels on Marion, Spring, East South and West Church Streets, and multiple houses with rent and price details. Also notes business offerings and investment properties with contact prompts for G R Powell and others.
WANTED farm with stock preferably 100 or more cattle and 10 cows or more. Andrew McElroy Route 1 Corry. also notes about country life in Hayland and historical quirks. Executors named H Barlow and Frank Abe with addresses shown. dates November 12 1919 and November 17 1910.
A court hearing referenced a tale about a woman drawing straws in a dispute, with a juror or observer noting the inconsistent conclusions as straw choices were examined. The narrative includes dialogue about fairness and outcomes, reflecting a humorous yet unclear legal scene.
Classified note advertising WANTED by the day and hour by an experienced woman for ironing and related tasks at 241 Grace Street. Mentions James Wilst and chaotic personal lines, with fragments about a wife and domestic duties, reflecting fragmented OCR text from a local newspaper page.
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