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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1910
Page
3
A fragment from London Tit-Bits whispers of a husband missing something while his wife, married to a sprightly young doctor, asserts the absence is not present in the spouse. An anxious friend inquires and the wife responds with a witty retort about patients.
Corry Floral Co located at Columbus Avenue and Center Street advertises flowers including carnations and lilies. Otto Shrock proprietor promotes arrangements with a large display of blooms and plantings in the 8,000 range.
A jumble of ads and community notices from Elbert Hubbard tonight including theater events at Library Theater, fabric and linen sales, dress and curtain specials, rentals, and a fire reconstruction update. Local society reports cover Arbor Day observances and Baptist Ladies aid activities with social refreshments.
George Eliot reflects on departed angels and compares timeless guidance to a gentle hand from a child guiding men away from ruin toward a calm bright land. The passage emphasizes consolation and forward-looking hope.
Burmese women smoke a hookah style water pipe to supply nicotine water. The habit is described as a lazy form of tobacco chewing with women holding a mouthful of the beverage as long as possible and carrying gourds of it claiming it preserves their teeth.
Charm ing sweet peas advertised for garden lovers. Edgar A Higgins offers eight half ounce packets of named varieties postpaid for 25 cents plus two orchid bloom rarities The Contes Spencer and The White Spencer and a free pocket of double poppies and early Queen of the Market seeds with orders.
April 21 1910 Spartansburg notices reveal Mrs A E Storey departed for Meadville for an extended visit Belle and Bessie Goldstein spent Sunday in Corry Della Morton returned home after visiting Jamestown. Church supper held at Mrs Wm Newman. Louisa Stretton returned to Tunnville after visiting W G Johnson. A V Winans left for Chicago due to daughter’s illness. Delia Bates of Spring Creek visited Mrs Blakasloo. Rae A White and Mabelle Carlson from Titusville visited Mrs GF Tones. Wm Edwards of Oil City attended to business. Eliza Murdoch from South Dakota visited Mrs Sid Pierce. Mrs W P Burlingham planned Corry visit. Fred Force of Titusville visited Mrs Lottie Kinney. B J Winans traveled to Endeavor for his sister Mrs Pronk Withers illness.
Dialog excerpt features Arma and a girl in a playful exchange about favorites. A humorous line by Jidge centers on arms as a teasing punchline. The brief vignette captures quirky character dynamics and light banter.
The Rexall store in Corry offers Mucu Tone for catarrh with a money back guarantee if not fully effective. A local physician with thirty years of success backs the remedy, claiming rapid absorption and cleansing of the mucous tract. The ad notes two sizes priced at $1.00 and urges trial with optional refund.
A message promotes the Interna val Tailoring Co of New York City as a source for affordable ready to wear and made to measure clothing. A. T. Messenger and Son is noted as a sub agent for Corry, Pennsylvania.
Wall paper bargain sale runs on the twenty sixth from 8 a m to 10 p m with notice prices in display windows. Paper is needed and money is needed says J M Sheely at Went Main 22 percent.
That House Needs Painting offers painting and interior decorating services by Lynn Knepp at K N Flac Avenue Bell phone 164K.
Three Irishmen go fishing and one drowns prompting a joke about gently breaking the news to a wife. The piece then shifts to garbled ads and product pitches with phrases about bargains 124¢ and various household goods and seeds.
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