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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1913
Page
4
A tense dialogue unfolds between two lovers amid religious revival. He pressures her to vote with his political allies and pursue a shared mission, while she resists and questions loyalty. The exchange reveals personal conflict, power dynamics, and a stark clash between passion and duty.
An archaic, fragmentary passage unfolds a mood of longing and social codes. Characters named Josephine and Gene drift through a rural setting, with hints of courtship, reputation, and a rural cooperage, amid a moody, oblique narration.
Local shop C C Bab bitt & Son promotes D D Prescription as an eczema and skin ailment cure with a buyer friendly no pay guarantee. Claims show the remedy melts away symptoms when applied and promises lasting results backed by manufacturer and store.
Warren reports a new oil push with Wall No. 24 starting at Wetmore and guard No. 28 drilling nearby as Longtime producer A. I. Niver notes higher petroleum prices ahead. He foresees operators expanding land holdings while touting market prospects with the Natural Transit.
Amid Mercer County unrest a local court order distributes dry and wet group names amid accusations of temperance hypocrisy. Citizens fear extremist rhetoric as officials push prohibition measures and county figures face scrutiny.
An OCR fragment advertises a hair tonic product with a mixed claim about beauty and vitality for men women and children. The copy mentions a large bottle size priced 60 ventes and references a Darmalenta story and various names and places, though legibility is poor.
The Corry Pair and Driving Park Association announces a meeting at the Common Council room in Corry on Wednesday May 20th 1918 at 4 o clock. All members are requested to be present, W Morgarings, Secretary, requests attendance. Also promotes next Sundays New York World sale offering joke book and magazines with four statures printed on quality paper, stressing the World’s prominence over competing papers.
Menu fragment lists potato salad and baked beans with bread and coffee. Items include Mille dessert and other sandwich components. Readable names indicate a German influenced cafe or meal setup with limited details.
Henry Keppel presides over the OG bank with J Smith as cashier and H Andrews as assistant cashier. The notice mentions general banking business, interest on time deposits, drafts on foreign countries, and other routine financial transactions.
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