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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1913
Page
5
A letter from L. H. Pasquaticehto requests an ordinance to stop street and porch loitering by youths causing late night disturbances. He notes parents complaints and urges swift city action, arguing curfews protect children and community safety. Mayor and council discussed printing committee cards and adjourned, with W. J. Wilden recording.
Local ad lists a limited week sale on multiple soap brands and cleaners. Items include Acme Boup bars, Oak Leaf bars, Lenox Roap Ootare, and Nutt Tarp Eka Hot Thugt small gold dust cleaners. Prices shown range from one to six units, with offers like buy two or more and a special all you want deal.
A long fragmented OCR passage depicts a tense Washington meeting with figures like Warville Dingwody and Dunwody, discussing constitutional authority, the national government, and threats of explosive consequences. The scene features debates over loyalties, espionage, and political maneuvering surrounding an outsider woman and a looming crisis at naval magazines. The dialogue-heavy fragment hints at a factional struggle within a shadowy cabinet and calls for vigilance and strategic action.
Corry Journal readers are offered Rheuma, a patent remedy marketed by Ames & Co. The ad promises quick improvement, a money back plan, and notes on stomach, liver and bladder impacts. It targets readers with long standing rheumatism and lists potential readers in Corry and vicinity.
War ren Mirror reports secretary Frank Emerson of the Warren County Poultry and Pet Stock Association says indications point to a big success for the upcoming show. Plans avoid conflicts with other local fairs. entries already show strong interest and notable exhibitors including Kepler of Prospect Hill with a likely standout judge. The event, set for January 19, promises a well lit warm venue and substantial attendance, surpassing previous exhibitions.
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a rapid solution for thinning hair and dandruff with claims of restoring gloss and luster. It mentions a color-preserving formula, a sale price of 50 cents, and notes a brand by N. F. Ames & Co. The copy emphasizes overnight effects and broad use.
Junk dealer HH Wells at 250 Delaware corner of W Wayne Bell house 288 3 a address listed unclear.
A fragmented notice from a local paper promises three new art reproductions next Sunday World will distribute. The item lists varied pictures in color and suggests readers order Sunday World for details.
A fragmentary catalog item lists various grocery goods with prices and brands. Items include Walter Baker's chocolate, Motties biscuits, cocoa cans, mince meat, and other pantry staples with scattered figures and descriptions. The text appears as a store note or advertisement from an old newspaper page.
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