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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1911
Page
7
Classified item notices describe a bald headed request and related wants. The fragment hints at advertisements seeking hair care items or services. No clear entities or dates are present in readable text.
Real estate ad section shows farms near Moore area with water access and house improvements offered at 1200. Also multiple city lots for sale, rental houses, and commercial property listings. Andrews Land Company of Wilkes Barre and other local agents publish prices from 100 to 1500 with immediate possession and various improvements.
Real estate notices range from building lots near a park and the Shuler property of about five acres with two houses and a barn to various rental properties on West Main Street and First Avenue. Also advertised are sales of cement blocks, a Wright property corner sale, and multiple ads for vehicles, machines, and household items. Several notices request political announcements for upcoming Republican primaries and local offices.
Notice declares James Juckenan estate in Corry Pa with executor C R Powell. Also informs stockholders of Cony Metal Furn Co meeting Aug 14 1941 in Corry Pa to vote on increasing indebtedness to expand business. P Rogers Jr serves as agent. published June 14 1911.
A flood of OCR garble lists multiple for sale properties with addresses such as 618 Wy Main Street and Corner Center and Park Place. Highlights mention double houses, building lots, rents, and bargain prices from 1600 to 34900, with numerous misread street names and numbers.
Fragmentary notes recount canal and dike work in England from early periods. References touch on Romany built projects, 12th to 18th century efforts, and figures like Honey TL and Duke of Badenwortyr amid mentions of plumes, mills, and maritime items. text shifts to unrelated questions about purchases and plume names.
A couple, Numdlown J McCabe and Miss Aynie M. Shannon of Norows, were married by Protestant minister George Walter at St Parplel's Church. They sought a Pennsylvania license but faced obstacles. the Catholic rector, Rev. Pranele L. Cathy, later offered to perform the ceremony. The tale includes a tangential Irish-British exchange and reflections on marriage formalities.
A compact reflection on confronting evil by facing it directly. The writer argues wisdom, courage, and fortitude are needed to prevent, vanquish, and endure it, critiquing avoidance as futile. The piece contemplates perception and moral strength.
The advert touts a highly popular gooul bread product praised for its tastiness and healthful feel. It promises full consumption with every bite and invites readers to place an order.
A brief note lists summer styles in jewelry and millinery goods. It mentions items for men and women such as pins, buttons, sashes, buckles, chatelaines, and related accessories, noting a range of affordable to varied offerings in the city.
A fragmented instructional note describes using old papers to clean pots and pans. Steps mention boiling water, soaking in a skillet, rinsing, and polishing with free soap. Minor remarks warn the drying rack may be unclear and that leaving items to dry could cause rust.
A fragmented words piece discusses crowded transit seating and gender etiquette. It contrasts polite male behavior with aggressive women and argues for chivalry while condemning modern rudeness in a dated civic mindset. The text mentions men yielding seats and women asserting demands in public spaces.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and phrases like Haliah Crean Tullo and Wyat, with disjointed references to dissolving, cherries, and water. The readable bits suggest a nonsensical or corrupted text segment lacking coherent events, dates, or locations to summarize as a proper news item.
A garbled excerpt outlines a rough cooking sequence with references to balls and eggs, mixing sugar and salt, and a vague instruction to set aside to cool. The text includes stray symbols and misspelled terms, making the intended dish unclear and difficult to follow.
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