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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1915
Page
4
Bargains at Perkins offer new potatoes at 20e per peck and cabbage at 20e per peck. Also listed are Luithen Meth and Honor Wilk at 24e with a note to sup cash this week only. Perkins, Brown Center Street.
Classified notice fragment details an em eraldwise work opportunity at 115 Park Street with various stray garbled items about products and local ads. also mentions a reward and local household items for sale along with unrelated notices and historical data. The readable portions reference a cruelty-free household work listing and several incomplete personal and business notes.
A fragmented item notes a quirky purchase tied to a tea pot at Winger and Williams, mentioning quantities and days but with unclear details. The readable elements reference Chase Goi Sanherns and a ten sni cotton token, suggesting a promotional or store entry tied to a specific week.
A large crowd at the corner of Waalingte and Coulee Ave heard Col T. O Founs of Louisville and W. Mr Likene of the state argue over personal liberty and moderation. W M Likens defended prohibition, while Colonel Young condemned it as forced. Prohibition supporters asserted it protects society and personal rights. opponents argued for liberty to drink. The event featured heated exchanges, with 15 minutes of burial and lively public discussion.
The annual Perkins family reunion was held Thursday the 10th at Mr. and Mrs. Will Meldéh’s home in Erie. About fifty members attended, enjoying a dinner and program of songs and recitations. Officers elected included President Byron Perkins, Vice President M. D. Parks, Secretary and Treasurer Mrs. J. P. Parker. The next reunion was set for the third Thursday in June at Mr. and Mrs. Guy Parker’s home in Erie. Attendees came from North East, Erie, Buffalo, Youngsville, Pittsfield, Warren and surrounding areas.
A stirring war picture featuring Robert Leonard and Tia Hall opens at the Library Theater tonight. Jasper a Union Bob Alor hides the regimental flag before a battle and is wounded by a Confederate spy who steals his clothes. He is imprisoned as a spy, the prison blown up, and Confederate troops mistake him for one of their own. After the war he returns north to memories of his sweetheart that slow his recollection.
Coo Outfitings offers summer comfort with a wide selection of finely tailored suits. Prices range from 7.60 to 22.50, highlighting quality and affordability for warm weather wear.
A terse classified note offers painting services by Lynn Knepp, stating ready mixed paint in any color and quantity, with application provided. The message references a painting job for which materials can be supplied or supplied by the client, with emphasis on completing the sole painting task.
Summer time prompts an ad urging early monument orders for an upgraded 18 grade memorial. It promises erection this summer and emphasizes the lowest price with prompt attention to inquiries.
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