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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1918
Page
7
Unclear message seeks information on roan or property and tenant selection during a busy period. Requests clarification on whether to pick a reserved tenant and mentions timing concerns with loadvorttin. Further detail needed to provide precise guidance.
A partial OCR reads like a local Democratic nominee campaign note for a county or ward race. Names appear garbled but imply a political campaign push with references to candidate, party, and location.
An obscure notice notes upcoming business activity with a terse statement about changes in conduct. It hints at a shift in operations and signals a timeline without detailing specifics or names. Readers are advised to await fuller information.
A damaged OCR fragment references public continuity and business sorting. readable details include vague phrases about certificates and public access though specifics are unclear.
An old advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use at home hair darkening remedy. It promises natural looking results by applying to strands with a fine brush, claiming hair becomes dark glossy and luxuriant after a few applications.
A fragmentary ad from Wood's Concord Street Market lists prices and items such as onions potatoes beans corn flour and apples. The readable lines mention specific products and a general sense of discount shopping, with household staples emphasized for sale to local shoppers.
Administration notice states the estate of AJ Waller Clough is granted to the undersigned MI wersens. creditors or those indebted are urged to make prompt payment. Hattie Mab Clough and Alfred H. Barlow execute the proceedings.
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