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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1910
Page
3
A terse note observes that royals are rarely called "baby" or pet names. From infancy to adulthood, princes and princesses are addressed by formal names or by attendants. The piece notes that even at twenty, a prince is styled with formal terms by courtiers, never as “baby.”
Corry Floral Co of Columbus Avenue and Center Street offers 8 000 large flowering pansy plants at 260 per dozen. Also promotes carnations and lilies with proprietor Otto O Shrock.
A brief item notes a correspondence involving Eaton Crane and Pike about writing papers. The fragment mentions the firms and activity but lacks a clear event or outcome.
A garbled collage of 19th century Jamestown and nearby notices, including poetry from James Whitcomb Riley, rental listings, oblique announcements of births and marriages, sales and promotions, theater and social events, and scattered municipal and business notices. Names like Riley appear alongside scattered dates, places, and ad copy.
W. W. Hanbrouch, resident on Enot, was severely injured today while helping set fence posts. His hand rested on a post when a companion’s sledge struck, crushing the forefinger and knuckle in a terrible manner.
John D. Rockefeller visited First Baptist Church in Tarrytown on Sunday. He sat with the congregation during the service and greeted members after, while Rev. Raymond P. Ingureou had resigned. Rockefeller and his wife were reported as unwell, with Mrs. Rockefeller unable to attend.
Boston and Maine President Tuttle announced passenger rates would be advanced immediately, likely effective June 1. The rise aims to fund wage increases for employees, with the total amount undetermined but not affecting the existing abundant rate schedule.
A fond mother administers a severe punishment to her youngest son Tommy in a tale of maternal discipline and reflective questioning. After the ordeal, Tommy questions whether the punishment was truly for his good, while the mother confirms love justified the action. The exchange reveals a tension between affection and discipline in family justice.
April 26 entry from Lake Pleasant records Arbor Day activities. Owen observed Arbor Day by planting sugar maple trees. Several visitors and friends from multiple towns sent birthday greetings to Mrs. J. Wy. Owen, including Clyde Knapp and family. Farmers report delayed sowing due to rain. Frank Willits spent last week shearing and dipping sheep on the Ile Realty Company's farm.
To The Ladies of Corry and Co. are invited to see the rest of Corry’s line of untrimmed hats. The store has bought the entire sample line from 5 M Rose & Co of Pittsburgh. Ladies are urged to come in and inspect the proof.
Edgar A Higgins Sweet Pea Specialist of Avoca Steuben County New York advertises named varieties of orchids powered sweet peas for 25 cents eight half ounce packets includes The Countess Spencer and The White Spencer per weed. Free packets of double poppies and Queen of the Market offered with orders.
Mrs Sylvia Moore returned home after a two week visit with Mrs V Greene of Titusville. Clyde Bassett provided wood and lath for a neighbor's project and Glen Paquith hosted his parents. Will Burch bought a gasoline engine for a milk pump and water pumping. There was a sewing bee at Franz Ginguet Ayrih s home. Joe Rev Cordner and two children mourned the loss of wife and mother. Earnest Lowe worked for Brice Doardman of Pine Valley. Manley Bates assists Glenn Paquith with farm work. Bassett hung wallpaper for Burch.
Corry Vacuum Cleaning Company promotes carpet rug and household item cleaning with a powerful vacuum plant operating in city streets. Manley and Hingham advertise at 176 Union 232% 20h, promising prompt courteous service and customer satisfaction.
An excerpt from the Chicago News notes a promotion by the International Tailoring Co of New York City and J A B Messenger and Son as sole agents for Corry Pa. The marketing argues hand me down garments are cheaper and better fit than renting or buying anew, with a humorous quote from a young married inn resident about moving versus paying rent.
An old classified style notice advertises painting and interior work by Lynn Knopp at N Pitet Avenue Bell phone 164. It also lists an eyesight specialist Conault and D Padoll, with a Friday mention at St James H.
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