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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1913
Page
5
A fragmented shopper note shows a local market clearance promotion promising savings on essentials. The readable text hints at discounted prices and a limited time sale, urging residents to visit the market for bargains.
A sprawling, OCR style scene depicts tense conversations about abolition, colonization, and the fate of enslaved people. Key figures debate deportation plans, agent behavior, and political alignments while a dramatic confrontation unfolds with Josephine and Jeanne among others amid a public gathering and shifting allegiances.
A fragmentary scene shows a formal, tense exchange as a gentleman seeks a conductor for a meeting. Josephine St Auban hesitates, sensing danger lurks, while a host asks for decisive action and observers weigh the consequences. The mood hints at family ties to Washington and a planned informal gathering.
A small pocket diary range and larger Lina Day Books attract buyers in early 1918. The logs promise daily comparisons and usefulness for a year. Local merchants invite customers to view the assortment, highlighting durability and period appeal.
The annual meeting of the Corry Fair and Driving Park Association will be held at the Common Council room at Corry Pennsylvania on Wednesday evening January 9th at 8 o'clock. All members are requested to be prompt. W. W. Morgardgis, secretary.
The Meadville region reports McMahon and Blair intend to reorganize their Corry storefronts on Water Street and Mend Avenue. The project reshapes the Warral Building to give 70 by 40 foot new store rooms, with 22 by 60 foot removed, improving display and protection from dust as they expand to include grocery and hardware operations.
Allentown and Pictou announce a Panama Pacific Exposition poultry show in San Francisco planned for the last two weeks of October 1915. Three national poultry representatives, including Willam Theodore Wittman, will organize entries and display the world’s distinct breeds in a hoped for 15 000 entry grand exhibit.
An old advertisement touts Vin Hepatien as a cure for catarrhal conditions and related ailments. It claims the remedy improves appetite, digestion, sleep, and general vitality, with testimonials praising its efficacy and noting exclusive agency at local drug stores.
Scattered OCR reads that former anchor Joh fe Quinn, who appeared from Norfolk Virginia, March 23, 1906, was revived yesterday. The Hartford gate court found a death claim of nearly $8,000 and declared Wim Tegally dead.
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