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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1910
Page
3
Readable fragment notes 1000 superior quality carnation flowers available in all colors priced at 60e per dozen. Quantity and condition unclear from OCR but indicates bulk floral offer with mixed colors and per dozen pricing.
A jumble of small ads and notices from Corry area papers lists pastry cooks, hotel staff, sales, and room rentals. It notes labor, clothing, tobacco, farm goods, and public announcements, plus a street accident report, railway timetable changes, and upcoming park openings with several local businesses and residents named.
Mrs. G D Stevens of 189 Seneca Street and Miss Cornish of 1250 West Main Street feature in the April 9 New York listing for the Household Furniture Co. Get the Habit promotion highlights prices and hours for the week.
Albany reports Senator Genly of New York hints at retirement plans with no possibility of further public service after August. He notes the burden of long tenure and vows to focus on personal affairs while acknowledging ongoing duties.
A fragmentary excerpt cites Col. A. I. McClure's style and a mock interview about Lincoln era politics and theater. It blends a satirical portrayal of a president with notes on performers and pay scales in musical comedy and dramatic companies.
Halley’s Comet was sighted today by Professor Hall at the royal observatory using a telescope. At 4:50 am the comet’s outlines were visible, one hour forty minutes west of the sun, with its path leading toward Ha Wat by May 19. It will be visible only in the evening after that date and then leave Earth for about 30 years.
At the Yerkes sale in New York a large crowd watched a silk carpet from the Ardebir Mosque sell for 97,000 dollars after bidding reached 80 dollars, with the Metropolitan Museum and notable buyers among the attendees. The event drew wide interest as the highest price of the afternoon.
In Pirsbirg Kansas April 1 Waley Caldwell allegedly struck and fatally injured her husband Mary Caldwell is jailed. She claims he assaulted her earlier with a sharp object and she then pulled a safety item from under her pillow and struck him twice in self defense in their bedroom. Local reports note she denied intent and described a violent evening with Nettie Ar cor present.
The last direct descendant of Morentine Filardtiee, April 11 Comntesa Aner deo Vospitel, has died aged 95 after a long decline into senility. The obituary notes her status as the final link to the Morentine line and records her passing.
The advertisement promotes a Corset from GOSSARD and Ready-to-Wear Skirts at $5.00. It highlights rain coats and capes, silk goods from 22.00 to 828.00, and a range of inexpensive to fashionable items. Also mentions matching Wallaces fabrics priced 10s to 260 yd.
A disputed umbrella cover item, named on the object, is near return to its rightful owner. The name inscription cannot be removed without damage, and an additional fee is contemplated to retrieve the name as part of the transfer.
A Nova Scotia correspondent analyzes the cost of producing a barrel of apples, detailing prices for fertilizer, pit cargo, and labor, with figures for chemical inputs, pruning, spraying, and equipment. The piece compares fertilizer use, yields, and per-acre costs across several older orchards, noting limited improvements from fertilization on certain long-standing trees.
An old guide explains saddle graft and splice graft methods for tomato and related crops. It details cutting stock and scion with smooth blades, aligning faces, binding with moistened cloth, and protecting the grafted plant with a light covering to reduce evaporation while the union forms.
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