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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1915
Page
10
An advertisement touts P. A. tobacco as a global favorite, claiming it satisfies pipe and cigarette users with a bite free, moist humidor packed product. It promises faster talking terms, more enjoyment, and easier smoking, highlighting an patented process that reduces bite and parch.
A vintage Prince Albert tobacco advertisement urges readers to “take a chance” for a satisfying smoke, claiming the aroma and joy come from P. A. with a boastful nod to lasting 24-hour satisfaction and a carefree lifestyle backed by R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co of Winston-Salem North Carolina.
The notice advertises lamp bulbs and lighting advice with a focus on home and auto use. It mentions a guidance tree and lamps offered at a pree and notes the seller Rogers at 104 N Center Bt.
Orchard demonstrations will continue across multiple locations including Harrisburg Erie Crawford and Harbor Creek with schedules posted. Demonstrators led by W I Cox D G M Woolly J W Tn and others will cover December dates including the 6th 7th 9th 11th and 12th at various towns and venues.
Legal notices recount fresh suits by property owners on Hide Mrost and THidle street against the railroad company. Plaintiffs, led by McConnell and others on both sides of the street, seek damages for water and other nuisances while new agents and attorneys prepare further complaints.
A damaged fragment hints at reflections on beauty, memory, and steadfast counsel. The prose alludes to noble sentiments and treasures of value, praising resilience against adversity.
A garbled wartime recruitment style piece extols military discipline and character building in Corry. It urges joining a local company, praising physical training, patriotism, and duty. The fragmented text emphasizes moral development, civic virtue, and readiness through organized military study.
Meadvill reports five new trelht locomotives for the Bele Ka road between Kent and Marion. The units, type 210-2, exceed previous models by about 22 percent in power and will replace older engines. Officials claim strong performance for freight growth as business has risen on the Erie lines.
The readable text is garbled and does not yield identifiable people, places, or events to summarize into a coherent headlines and summary. No valid T or S can be derived from the provided fragment.
Rubber paid at 4 I-4e per pound and 7 L-2e per pound for dark copper 12e. Draws 140) yellow crates. Loe J & Brodaks, willing 1-gorr.
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