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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1913
Page
5
Readable fragments mention street names and a patrol, with unclear actions and partial names. The text lacks coherent events or identifiable persons beyond scattered terms, making a clear summary difficult.
A partial text fragment mentions a blog or post for May and a tone of yearning. It references a person or entity nicknamed Nave and the term tonic TB, though the context and full details remain unclear. The readable parts suggest an informal note rather than a formal article or announcement.
In a late 19th century Missouri setting, Josephine Bt Auban and Hector meet on St Genevieve ground amid political tension. The story follows Noblesse, the Countess, and Dunwody as factions vie over Monaleuy Hentos and restoration of slavery, while family ties, potential marriage, and a looming public meeting swirl around the couple.
A garbled newspaper advertisement from a grocer touts low prices on staples like sugar flour potatoes and canned goods. It claims superior quality and price leadership with phrases about reputable service and consumers staying with this store despite rising costs. The line reads Concord BE Mell and a phone number 2030.
A fragmented notice discusses diary style publications from 1918 titled Line and Tay Books. It notes elaborate artwork and comparisons to daily life, inviting readers to explore the items and see how they reflect the period.
The Warren Mirror notes two years since Emile Amann was killed, with public interest still high. Accused John Andrews was found not guilty after a Warren jury verdict, and new developments may bring another trial. The community remains heated, debates rise from all sides, and the Amann case remains a focal point.
An ad touts a corn extractor that allegedly removes corns warts and callouses by a miracle formula. It claims millions have used it with success and urges purchase by druggists, listing Thos Downer as a promoter.
The annual meeting of the Corry Fair and Driving Park Association will be held at the Common Council rooms in Corry, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday evening January 29, 1918 at 7 o'clock. All members are requested to be present. Morgaridge, Secretary.
An unspecified source touts precise scale drawings and a designer named Antoui Hiao Cal Ixpribench TN Sio Ting Material. It promises accurate proportional work with no agents, no commissions, and no extra rents, asserting low prices and straightforward terms.
Erie based strike leader Geo Hine and J Hoffmann flee after contempt of court charges. Sheriff Mooney and Deputy Dymon pursue. Hine and Hoffmann failed to appear, faces potential arraignment and harsher penalties for evading the law.
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