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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1913
Page
5
The Corry market advertises a large stock of goods including flour, sugar, coffee, canned foods, beans, and spices. It claims rising January prices, delivery by phone, and a focus on home needs with quantities and specials for local shoppers.
An advertisement touts Putnam’s Corn Extractor as the oldest corn drug, claiming it removes corns quickly. It promises a 25-cent bottle available at druggists and endorsed by a doctor, urging buyers to quit nursing corns and try the product.
Ambiguous ad copy describes high grade chemically pure toilet paper, claiming regular customers prefer this product. Mentions Fibro brand, three large rolls, and a yearly subscription with a plated mixture for 81 00, targeting agents for the colored AAT.
A fragmented advertisement lists various soaps and prices including Oak Leaf Soap Hare Tenox Bonpos and Naptha inked alongside other items like Gold Dust and Old Dutch cleaner. The text is garbled with unclear prices and several product names partially legible.
Fragmented text depicts a night journey past Wolk and Drunwody’s house toward a distant manor. A halted coach, a pale anguished woman, and a tense exchange hint at a looming affiliation with estate lands and a looming departure amid autumnal gloom.
The piece portrays torn emotions and yearning as lovers confront separation through war. A speaker urges steadfastness and mutual support while wrestling with questions of success, meaning, and personal growth beyond romance.
A torn, uneven passage shows a diarist declaring they will not yield or be swayed. The text hints at personal struggle, bodily effort, and a pledge of inner strength, ending with a promise to continue in the next installment.
A small Yoat pocket offers Exgtalor diaries priced at 119 with two elaborate varieties. The Line & Boy Booke is gaining popularity for daily Thur period comparisons. Visit to see how they work.
An old advertisement lists items and prices for groceries and household goods including sugar, flour, butter, bread, extracts, chocolate, soda crackers, ammonia, and canned goods. It mentions quantities such as two pounds and per sack rates, with brand names blurred by OCR.
A cryptic ad style notice touts appealing packaging and claimed purity of a product line. It emphasizes government standards and quality, promising superior items and consumer trust despite unclear wording and garbled phrases.
Fragmentary ad lists D C Chiropracter Blue and Nerve Spictalive Koomination. Mentions hours 12 to 2 pm and 7 to 4 pm. Provides phone 260 F tannee.
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