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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1919
Page
3
A local scene centers on Rex Monilay as spokesperson for an Eden endorsed event. The Tuesday gathering features a crowd familiar with povsidenity and art displays.
Fragmentary OCR details a trade or contact linking Aniettens cgaroites with Mirgely and China. A wedding in July is mentioned for Hisae Yurka. The text references a cotton and woolen goods agency, upholstery work, and a shoe rail manufacturing angle seeking letters with manufacturers.
A terse entry lists Andrew G McKelley Ohtropractor nerve and spine SPHOIAWET at 404 N Center Street Corry Pennsylvania and Diflew at 404 N Veritur Street Corry PA. The notation appears as a professional listing with address and credential style typical of era directories.
Rudiatons advertising has long been the road to wealth, with the promise that new business will follow. The note hints that aggressive promotion and public visibility drive growth for firms seeking customers.
The Chelan Missionary Alliance convention meets at the Maple Avenue corner tabernacle. Speakers include Wheaton and Alliagan pastor Ambridge Voy and others touring Congo. A sign of the times, the gathering focuses on prophecy fulfillment with a Friday function and related events.
Notice is given that the co partnership Bracken Brothers formerly between CoH. Wrmckow and I. I. Bracken is dissolved by mutual consent. The firm continues under the name Bracken Brothers with Wooken Iy continuing duties and claims payable to L. L. Benn ou for payment. January 1, 1819.
Notice states that K P Livermore and Ora M Livermore with associates apply to the Governor of Pennsylvania on February 910 for incorporation of a company named I. Fiftemore Company to engage in sale of dry goods and fur Adae merchandise with corporate rights and privileges under Amabmy Assembly provisions. Attorneys Kinvaid & Kingsaud listed.
An old advertisement describes two model coats with belled bridle cuffs and button trim. The first coat requires four yards of cloth and features a draped collar and black rimmed buttons. the second uses four yards of clinch material and offers cape pockets. Sizes range from medium to large with bust measurements listed. Prices: 26 and 25 cents for the patterns, by B. F. Livermore.
A jumble of late 19th or early 20th century classified blurbs advertises sale items and notices. Listings include furniture pianos phonographs dairy farm and land for sale and exchange and farm equipment with street addresses and contact hints such as Bell phones and post office boxes.
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