Parkhurst Wall Paper Borders Sale Notice
Auction style notice offers remaining wallpaper borders from Parkhurst stock at reduced prices. Customers invited to browse sample hooks and match papers to brighten rooms with potential savings.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1911
Page
6
Auction style notice offers remaining wallpaper borders from Parkhurst stock at reduced prices. Customers invited to browse sample hooks and match papers to brighten rooms with potential savings.
A flurry of short visits and local travel fills Warren and surrounding towns. Residents like Miss Dowler, Mrs. Hemingway, and Miss Norothy Allen visit relatives or attend social events. several others travel to nearby towns including Warren, Corry, Elgin, and James Town.
Miss Lilla Mae Wilcox returns from Warren Glenn Newton of Spartansburg. Mrs Milton August of Spartansburg was visitors today. Miss Wilmabethi Thoriwon Sof Mtrle had been visiting relatives and returned home. Apquist Pearson has been spending days with Capky flows and returned yesterday afternoon. R. Teonkin left for Chicago for the funeral of Rev. Dr. Davis M. Rankin who suffered paralysis. Mr. Herts at the chair factory seeks treatment. The Brbe landscape gardeners and tree workers set to bring people to the city this week. The Perseus Brothers, famed sportsmen, are in high demand for services.
A fragmentary exchange shows Patience asking if counting is tried before apouling and Patrice replying that they did attempt it once. The garbled lines imply a playful or nonsensical conversation with names Patience Patrice and Shanee.
May sale list shows a dense catalog of goods with brand names and prices. Items include canned foods like Gold Cross Mille and May's Garden seedy produce, personal care items such as Witch Hazel and Empire Cream, and household essentials including petroleum jelly, castor oil, tincture camphor, and cleaning products from Miller's line. The ad emphasizes low prices and a wide selection, typical of a promotional sale.
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The fragment describes Eddyatons and the Inwand lighthouse located at a low water point. It notes a small landmass nearly thirty feet in diameter and mentions potential land potentials in a distant inland region.
Fragmentary 19th century ad claims a cure for catarrh with testimonials and a sworn oath by Frank J. Chaney of Toledo Ohio. Mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure, sales by druggists, and a general remedy pitch amid garbled names and dates from 1880s Lucas County Ohio.
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