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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1916
Page
4
City and vicinity sale ad lists coats, car items, hominy and sauer serant, plus a Knowlton's event at 217 Great Clearance Gulf Gala beginning Saturday. Mrs. Ondy offers two furnished rooms for rent on Mirot Avenue. Optometrist Dr. Padoll advertises glasses the public can depend on with weekly Friday sessions at Traction Building, Corry, Pa.
Knowlton Bros advertises old fashioned evaporated corn. Spring muslin underwear goes on sale in two days. Pickard china and cut glass weekly specials. Ajax steam engine for sale at 75 dollars. Trimmed hats reduced to 2 48 and 1 50 sale values. Mirror stands and furniture pieces offered as a serving set. Inquiries directed to Post Office.
Wright'n advertises special prices on rosaries pendants and mosh bans, plus 60 cents for six dozen Calif oranges and grapefruit offers from Winger & Williams. Warren Times reports contagious diseases in Caney borough with numerous cases and quarantine concerns, alongside a street fire hydrant test on Carver, Parker and Central streets demonstrating a truck hose flow.
Fragmented report notes sale of dry wood and butterine prices at 20 cents, plus local lodge meeting details. Mentions Corry Lodge of Glku and an unusual ritual or instruction about officers occupying seats. Little clear action or outcome. reader advised to seek full text.
A fragment from a local notice mentions a special tobacco sale with partial figures and unclear identifiers. The readable text references Abe Leesa and numbers 850 and 2266 in an ambiguous context, suggesting event details or lot markers rather than a full report.
A parsed OCR snippet lists grocery items and prices from Talkers, noting cheap buys and value for money. It mentions canned fish, mustard, ground meat, salt, jam, salmon, wheat, and coffee, with scattered numbers and archaic spellings.
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