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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1915
Page
4
In City and vicinity residents sample homemade liverwurst from The City Market at 2110 and related stalls near Parkhurst. A quirky ad line promises pressing buttons tests and mentions Mayiman Kodale Supplies Wright with a note on quality and a price point around 20 cents at Knowiton's.
An odd local ad blend promotes a variety of shops and events including Knowiton's 8 pm items, Parkhurst's wristware and a dance at Tigi) of the season with Lailies Frewsue. Parkhurst's evening masquerade and Arnold Millinery trims hats at 2 to 3 dollars. The Jamestown fight postponement shifts to Nov 22, with Pettit Florist announcing storefront changes and a planned three-block Depot area for the event drawing Union supporters.
A jagged transcript lists Parkhurst Jewelry Store promotions including diamond sales, seasonal displays, and neighborly shopping. It mentions other local shops Bauer Grocery and Lindaley’s Dedge Store, plus mentions theater and social event notices. The scattered items paint a bustling small-town scene of holiday shopping and community events.
Dr Th Pudoll and Ayn Wiehe appear in a weekly notice listing names tied to a local store and Friday activity with unclear details. The fragment mentions Lindstoy's Drits Store and a Mister Walidig, but specifics remain unreadable.
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions Knowlton’s area shops with references to Hubbard Squash, a 44 North Center Street address, advil, and various garbled vendor names. The readable bits point to local commerce and a market scene with scattered brand mentions and advertisements. The text is incomplete and not fully coherent.
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