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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1921
Page
2
A readable OCR fragment lists items and prices including cotton blankets at 8.00 and comforts at 6.08. It notes a 25 percent off fur stock featuring taupe fox brows tox wolf tyna and fitch, with overall figures scattered through the lines. The text references merchandise like blankets, comforts, and furs and some placeholders for stock names.
Local ad lists ribbon and bow items including Cambie ribbon and hair bow sets. Notes sale prices and basic product details with unclear formatting from an OCR source.
A fragmented catalog snippet lists textiles and garments with sizes and prices. Entries include various lengths and measurements such as 86 hi and 450 Oe, referencing brands or styles like Mohawk and Berkley Longelathh, plus a linen item at 30 45c.
Local shop advertises a complete line of corsets bras and accessories. Highlights include reduced prices on Regency Tol and Niris Coriet items with discounts and bundled offers.
A listing of cotton batting items including 250 batten ge watting fara bynie 820 1.00 Quilt Siao Batting in size T2510. Contains product codes and pricing for textile materials.
An old newspaper snippet shows a sale of fabrics including figured geangotte at 4.00 and wide dress goods at 7.00, plus mentions of navy and brown shades. Other items include Pronk Bongi and Men’s Went Borgo quality goods with various prices around 4.00 to 3.60 and 1.00.
Fragmented OCR note mentions Nations with Mail or Mair nets and yarn or silk thread items. Reference to Colton and Silk thread sale or trade. No clear date or organization, but names Nations, Colton, and Silk thread appear.
A local sale advertises discounts on coats and fabrics with 25 percent off on coats and reduced prices on silk jersey tops. It lists items like Petticoats, coats, and fabrics with former prices and new sale figures, alongside a street address and sale dates.
Fragmentary reads mix with odd terms and numbers. The text mentions dates, places, and names in a garbled style, referencing a cafe, powders, a meal, and a few seemingly unrelated entities. The overall meaning is unclear from the readable portions.
The mayor outlines a comprehensive city plan focusing on taxation fairness and value assessments. He praises contractors, notes the need for a larger tax levy then suggests careful investment in infrastructure. He calls for better water, curb, lighting, and sidewalk improvements to boost public welfare and enterprise.
Funeral observances for Mrs Hettie Blixs occurred at 10:40 at her home on Frederick Street with many friends attending in a solemn tribute. Rev Moblinee conducted the service and pallbearers included local names. interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery.
The obituary reports the death of Robert Colegrove, with details of his family and the funeral arrangements. The body was brought to the city and will be laid to rest at Pine Grove Cemetery with a fuller report to follow.
Mrs Tilia Sullivan Spoon died at her Spring Leek home after a brief illness. She was the widow of 1s KE Spoony and longtime resident here. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1 o clock from the family home. interment will be in Cus tombua. Hydus Murphy Construction company workers were busy visitors yesterday in the city from Ridgway.
A letter from George Spates of Wright Street praises Chasco-Vin as a strong improvement for his health and work in the U S Army. The note thanks the maker, asserts benefits, and urges others to try the product amid his described recovery.
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