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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1910
Page
6
A fragmented sale list advertises limited time November offers on groceries and household goods. Items include flour, buckwheat, cereals, canned fish, sardines, soups, preserves, jellies, meat products, syrups, milk, crackers, soap, and cleaning supplies. The ad mentions cash rebates and free delivery for orders.
The Corry Floral Co advertises season’s best carnations roses and lilies with over 2000 chrysanthemums in white pink cream and yellow. Special attention to new designing is noted and patrons urged to call Bell Telephone on the car line for service.
Personal mentions list numerous visitors and residents in Corry and nearby towns including Mrs George Hoywane in Erie, Harry Moreland in Musnese, and Dr Murris in Watwetort. The page notes visits to Cambridge Springs, Jamestown, and Apis Crook, plus local shop promotions and introductions of seasonal goods by Kimball's and local merchants.
A distorted text fragment references a pain reliever named Painoxone claimed to stop bleeding and bruising. It mentions unclear patient effects and branding or origin notes including a date cluster Daye Ne 22 25 26 and a Wuhan association, with numerous garbled terms.
A long OCR fragment lists church services across denominations including United Brethren Lutheran Congregational and Methodist with pastors Rev. N. Mixhoyeo Rev. O Hy Wallane and others. It mentions Sunday School times morning services prayer meetings and evening services at various locations including Columbus Avenue and Charleton Street and notes community notices and auctions. There are additional remarks about Salvation Army and Christian Mission and scattered ad-like text.
Fragmented newspaper clippings merge weather quips with odd historical musings and names. References to Mark Twain, fever, health remedies, and a crime mention appear alongside consumer pitches and travel quips. The piece blends antiquated prose, partial quotes, and scattered notices from various topics.
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