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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1911
Page
3
An OCR fragment lists vague food items and odd spellings. It mentions Tuesday and two days, cheese, crackers, and several garbled shop terms. The text is largely unintelligible but reads like a dietary ad with prices and days.
A patchwork of town notices and society items covers a wide March agenda from theater openings, receptions, and church meetings to county and city government actions. It notes governor Joli Kyenor signing a prison move bill, health warnings on typhoid, obituaries, upcoming dances, and real estate and legal notices in a bustling Durhonen area column.
A Memphis committee of prominent citizens invites the Nebraska editor to assist in naturalizing William Bryan as a citizen. The effort aims to secure Washington ties for his eligibility. The plan faces scrutiny from those who doubt the approach and potential public reaction.
Coal prices for April urge customers to order now for winter needs before May increases. The ad touts top grade domestic hard coal and claims Pittsburg Lump Soft Coal offers unmatched value at the stated price.
Washington April dispatch reviews President Taft’s congressional opening, noting his steady delivery and focus on reciprocity. The piece cites Taft aides warning against harsh criticism of federal actions and quotes John Barrett urging voters to back Ellbu Rowe. It also reflects on political theater around naval honors and past candidates.
An advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as a gentle remedy for constipation and general health. It claims they restore natural function without inconvenience and suit children, the elderly, and delicate individuals. Available in two sizes at local Rexall stores and pharmacies in the community.
The International Tailoring Co invites orders for a simple suit with fabric choice and measurements left with local agents. A. F. Messenger & Son operate at 212 West Main Street in Pure Kettle Lard district, LA. The notice mentions a meat market offer at Gordon's Meat Market, Main Street.
An old advertisement urges readers to ask their druggist about Nero Tablets claiming to cure nervousness and restore vitality. It promises long term benefits, asserts the tablets are not ordinary medicine, and offers a 50 cent price per box or free postage if ordered via mail order through Corey druggists.
P W Howgard, painter and decorator, invites customers to view wallpaper samples at home by appointment, urging readers to act before the rush. The message emphasizes personal service and convenient demonstrations in the reader’s residence.
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