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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1912
Page
5
Readable sale ad from a Corry store promoting low prices on ladies coats dresses and woolens. Highlights include special coats for old ladies, children coats, dress goods, blankets, outing flannels, hosiery and underwear, table linen, corsets, and assorted premiums with a $20 purchase. Local shopping appeal and clearance emphasis throughout.
Letter from Mrs. Orville Rock of Paw Paw Michigan describes severe displacement and extended hospital stay followed by recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Ad urges women not to delay treatment and to try the product, claiming thirty years of success for female illnesses.
Readable listing of weekly specials includes sea trout and fresh oysters priced per pound, sardines in cans, lemon cookies, oyster crackers, ginger shave, and nick nacks with various unit prices and quantities.
Harrisburg November 28 A state loan of 50 million dollars for road building is debated with strong public support across urban centers. Philadelphia business leaders cite lower transport costs and economic gains, while editors urge city participation and trust in state authorities to fund and maintain a modern highway system benefiting all areas.
Well Naptha Soap promises gentle washing for delicate summer fabrics and heavy loads alike. It works in cool water, loosens dirt with less rubbing, and avoids boiling. It claims to cut washing time in half and to be easier on health and clothes, with directions on the wrapper.
Washington reports October foreign trade hit new highs despite unsettled conditions. Imports totaled 177.996 million dollars, surpassing April 1912, while exports reached 254.697 million dollars, topping December 1910. The Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce released the figures yesterday.
Fragmentary OCR text notes cider and ale at a location west of a pump station with unclear identifiers and stray codes. No clear event or entities beyond generic mentions.
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