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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1911
Page
3
A florist ad from A.E. Petit at 310 E Main St lists early planting options and named seed varieties. It mentions Heat remits and varieties such as Peroun and Morning and Gloring, along with Clhnk ing and Dwarf types, with contact phones 84 and 310.
April first marks the largest single day sale in Corry history with enormous cut prices. The business announces it will maintain the pace throughout April with daily specials and notable deals each day of the month.
A noisy butcher style ad lists Castle Rock Cheese, Englishman’s Kia, Gold Medal Biscuit, fresh eggs, hot coffee, California peaches, and Crawford peaches with prices like 15 cents per pound. It promotes weekly sales on Tuesday and Wednesday at C. J. Wood's Fulton Market with limits and low prices.
A garbled digest of city and surrounding news items from Corry. The column covers office help ads, social events, obituaries, fire reports, political mentions, and local business notes, with scattered names, places, and dates. It notes a spring opening, a funeral, a church event, strikes, and a factory fire in a condensed, period-voice style.
Readable names and times appear as garbled OCR. Mentions Hoyt Ronitie and Alice Starr among unclear events. No coherent event or structured result can be confirmed from the fragment.
President Wilson transmits the bilateral Canadian reciprocity agreement to Congress. He notes an extended negotiation guided by the State Department and Canadian representatives, aiming to promote mutual commerce and open resources while balancing U.S. consumer and producer interests. He urges early consideration and uses executive leverage to keep the measure before Congress across sessions.
Advertisement notes upholstery services by Frank Gilson at 128 Pleasant Street offering leather work as a specialty and inviting interested customers to notify by postal card for quotes and service.
Ask your druggist about Nero Tablets claiming to cure nervous troubles slowly. The ad promises relief from sleeplessness, restlessness, headaches, and loss of appetite with a year round supply and quick home delivery. It urges readers to consult their Corry druggist and buy by mail order.
A muddled fragment urges proximity to town and likens distance to a telephone. It mentions flowers and plants and invites association with a local shop or service. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event or identifying details.
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