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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1910
Page
3
From early years royal children are not called baby by relatives or by name. An English prince is shielded by attendants and a princess is called maiden rather than baby from age five onward.
The Corry Floral Co located at Columbus Avenue and Center Street advertises 8,000 large flowering pansy plants priced at 250 per dozen. Note mentions carnations thriving under Otto C. Shrock as proprietor.
The notice advertises a full line of papers suitable for letter writing appealing to customers. It highlights Highland Linen and Franch Chambray as two styles likely to suit readers at home, suggesting quality and practical appeal for paper use.
A clutter of items from City and Vicinity lists theater bills for The Wizard of Oz at Lyric tonight with Dorothy the Tin Woodman Scarecrow and Lion. Also public sales, plant sales, shoe store openings, dances, and municipal notices fill the page. William Grover is ill at home.
Linterno to address the Women’s Republican Club at the Hotel Astor Roof Garden in New York on April 27. Hotchkiss, superintendent of insurance, lauded Governor Hughes and urged lawmakers to give bills fair hearings and pass those that are right, warning of revolution days and urging nonpartisan reform. Speakers included Mrs. James Griswold Wentz, Mrs. William Grint Brown, Mrs. William Story, and Mrs. John Masury of Massachusetts.
Elections were held in seven wards to fill seats vacated by former council members who pleaded guilty to bribery and resigned under county court orders. The defeat of George L. Tiloy in the 2nd ward by Democrat W. Hoglisten marked a notable outcome, with eight representatives elected across seven wards. Seven winners were Republicans, while A. S. Morahead secured a council seat as an Independent in the entire ward.
Albany April 17 Governor Hughey signed the bill of Assemblyman Mer rite appropriating 179000 for the beginning of construction of Letch worth village the new state Institution for the care of epicep tics and idiots 65000 of the appropriation to be immediately available and the remainder October 1 next
A testimonial style appeal urges women to use Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for backache tied to female illness. Letters from Mrs. Emon Ise and Mrs. G Lerner tout cures after doctors recommended operations, while the ad claims thousands cured and invites letters to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
Pasadeus Cal April 27 Hallay's comet now clearly visible from Mount Wilson. Professor Adams leading observations reports the head surrounded by cyanogen while the tail consists of hydrocarbons. In some regions cyanogen dominates, in others hydrocarbons prevail as observers prepare for the May 18 atmospheric electricity event.
Indictments returned against General Tyar to Matenez and other black prisoners charging inciting rebellion and stirring white violence. Evidence indicated extensive plans for a general uprising on May 24 against the government.
Let the Corry Vacuum Cleaning Company renovate your carpets rugs mattresses and all household goods that are dusty with the powerful vacuum plant now operating in the streets of the city. Our men are prompt and courteous and we positively guarantee satisfaction. Manley & Bingham Managers Bell 176 Union 1th 205
The Pine Grove Cemetery Association will hold its annual meeting at the manager C L Alexander's office on Monday evening May Sth at 8 pm. Stockholders are members and urged to attend as directors for the coming year will be elected. D S Rowe is secretary.
A period ad notes rompers for children aged one to eight in pink and tan muslin with trimmed details, muslin drawers and pantalets for various age ranges, and muslin petticoats priced around 1.60. The Skirt Department marketing mentions high grade, voile and worsted skirts plus moderate stitched skirts of box-pleat style, all in stock.
Charming adairy calls for gardeners to order eight half ounce packets of choicest sweet pea seeds postpaid for 25 cents. Includes orchid flowers Countess Spencer and Spencer seeds, plus a free poppy packet with order. Address Edgar A Higgins Sweet Pea Specialist Avees Steuben Co N Y
The Library Theatre drew a packed crowd for Al Price Minstrels at The Vaudeville Theater. The show surpassed Monday with lively songs and dances, new pictures, and no dull moments. Tonight is the final performance, and Thursday will bring an entire new show.
Advertised letters for the week ending April 27 1910 include Mrs Steckley R D 2 Miss Emma Brown Mary Burkhart Ty Dolan Cora Graves Linzie Hamilton Mayme Thomas Mr Harry Belding TA Varnum Geo EB Woodarst and Mr Edwin Stewart Maxwell. Call for the above please any advertised.
With thanks to Capt Webb and the skating rink, skating Friday night will be halted at 8 to 12 to benefit the Public Library. Spectators and participants pay tickets, proceeds to support library services and collection growth.
An ad notes the opening of a plumbing and tinning shop in the east basement of the new Payne block at 1 Maintreet and Maple avenue, seeking a share of the business. It promotes essential household medicines and specifies Perry Davia Pinkiller as valuable for internal and external applications, useful for cold, rheumatism, or wounds.
An advertisement for Lynn Knepp at 61 N First Avenue offers painting and interior decorating services with Bell Phone 134. Also mentions D Padoll eye-right specialist and weekly game at the Sir James Hotel each Friday.
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