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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1910
Page
3
A London column notes that royal children, including princes and princesses, are not called “baby” by relatives or nurses. From age five they are addressed by attendants in formal styles, reflecting strict naming conventions and titles within royal upbringing.
The Corry Floral Co at Columbus Avenue and Center Street promotes a sale featuring 8,000 Targa tower ing Panay plants at 28e per dozen. Emphasizes carnations and Ailes. Olfo C. Shrock proprietor.
The fragment promotes Eaton Crane and Pike writing papers and discusses stationery availability. No identifiable people or events are present.
Local ads list nightly vaudeville at 1125 with 10¢ seats and special prices, new merchandise arrivals this week, and household items. Notices mention May party invitations, a Trimble's dance on Columbus Thursday, and funeral notices for George H. Allen and others. Conductor Beatt’s hospital stay reported but unclear details. Storm news from Vera Cruz warnings.
In a British House lobby a political figure is ridiculed as featureless while a Labour cabinet member John Burns retorts his colleague lacks backbone yet has a backbone of tripe. The overheard banter adds a dash of humor to tense political chatter.
An oddly phrased notice references consulting an aye-sight specialist named D. Padoll at the St Jamon Hotel. It mentions O Ret and Every Uriday, implying a recurring or routine appointment context. The legibility is limited and cannot confirm full details or dates.
Advert describes San Cora Ointment as a rapid cure for piles with testimonials from Rev. W P Gilbert of Titanville PA. Claims quick relief, bleeding and discomfort, plus a 25 and 60 cent price. Also promotes Good Baby Soap as antiseptic aid and lists N F Ames Co and Thomas Downey as local agents in Corry. Mail orders fulfilled by Thompson Medical Co Titusville PA. 1825-2
An advertisement invites the Indies of Corry to inspect a full line of untrimmed hats from S M Rose Co of Pittsb, bought by To The Ladies of Corry. The note urges all Corry residents to visit and view the gondis on sale.
A garbled excerpt discusses a local drink described as nicotine water consumed to supply men with Bleotine water. It claims the beverage is a form of tobacco chewing and notes women hold a mouthful of it to preserve their tooth.
A big One Hundred days initiation is planned for Friday May 6 at the K of P hall Fort Erie. The degree team will perform with several Supreme officers attending. Fore Union No 8 Union City is invited and about a hundred lodge members are expected. A literary and musical program is arranged and the general committees are busy. It promises to be the largest event of its kind in the city.
Edward Payson Weston, after rest in Vernon, resumed the last leg of his cross country journey from Los Angeles to New York. He expects to reach New York city late in the week, claiming to be in good condition and several days ahead of schedule.
Let the Corry Vacuum Cleaning Company renovate your carpets rugs and household goods with a powerful vacuum plant now operating in the attrots of the city. Our men are prompt and courteous and we positively guarantee satisfaction. Manley and Wingham Mgrs Bell 176% Union 19h 1 2nd i
A humorous London Tit-Bita item quotes a wife praising her husband a struggling young doctor. She notes he embodies all virtues except one her sympathetic friend reflects that patients are his true test. The exchange satirizes professional virtue through domestic dialogue.
An OCR fragment describes garments for children and women including Muslin Drawers Muslin Petticoats Muslin under waists and various colors and ages. It also mentions muslin petticoats offered at 1.60 and 1.00, a skirt department with clo..ing items and reasonably priced skirts.
An advertisement touts select named sweet pea varieties and orchid flower rarities. Elgar A. Higgins of Avona Stetten Uo New York offers eight half ounce packets postpaid for 25 cents, with free extras including double poppies and Queen of the Market seeds.
Ora Whitney out after measles. Beaverdam notes show visitors, church group meetings, and social events. Miss Dora Whitney and Miss Grace Belknap guests. Paul Smith returns from Pokeepsie school. Methodist Art Society gathering at Mrs TL Morris. Willing Workers to meet at Miss Jazel Alverson's home. Local residents ill, recovering, or traveling. officers elected for Methodist Sunday School. measles cases among residents. Tailoring ads and local business notices included.
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