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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1916
Page
5
A fragmented local notice listing a dance event in the city with приглашения and various names, venues, and odds and ends. It mentions rent for a house on West Wayne Street and several unrelated items including sales and notices, all in a busy garbled town edition style.
A garbled OCR fragment references a theater or stage show with names Sis Hopkins Shy Howilae IvKo Moly and Molen Giinon. It mentions a three foal Teature drama and an evening performance with Mira Wajo and AmayoU, but details are unreadable and uncertain.
Cluttered page three shows ads and notices from a 19th century newspaper: doptrable turn at 44 West Main, Lanier LOBT-Tan pump on Maxt Main street, multiple small business promotions, and a variety of sale items. It mentions real estate, hats, and shop announcements with scattered names and locations, including West Main Street and No 11 West Main. The garbled OCR reflects the era's bustling ads and local commerce.
Historic notes describe impending release of a new silver dollar with the Liberty image and eagle design. The article mentions Secretary McAdoo and the War Department, hinting at a broader currency reform era and public expectations for an updated coinage.
A local flyer advertises hammocks at altered prices and a large sale of about 400 rugs. It notes a 75e value and mentions discounts, urging customers to act as stock is loading in. The message is informal and markets furniture items with reduced rates.
Henry F May, famed horse owned by Heary F, the Mocty horge, captured a major trot at the Yongetown fair on Monday. The crowd watched as he defeated rivals, with Bets laid heavily on the horse and the purse swelling to record levels.
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