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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1910
Page
6
Advertisement from C. J. Woods Fulton Market offering Florida oranges at a limit of fourteen per customer. Includes urgency with “last chance” and promotional tone for shoppers.
A marketplace style notice promotes varied foods and condiments including horseradish, mustard, olives, codfish, clam chowder, honey, soups, dates, peanut butter, herring and sausages. It emphasizes novelty and seasonal flavor options with multiple items in Mason jars and bottles.
Mixed nuts 16¢ per pound Brazil nuts and California walnuts 18¢ per pound California pecans 16¢ per pound Soft shell almonds 5¢ per pound Bordens milk products and Gortons cod liver oils advertised. Small Norway mackerel 29¢, Lake Erie dressed eiscoes 4¢ per pound. Fresh eggs available. market adapts weekly with price updates.
A limited time offer brings Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee back after a hiatus. A large pot cast purchase from a local jobber enables the sale this week with firm emphasis on courteous service, fresh pure goods, full weight, and prompt delivery.
A collage of personal notices from Wrights and Kane. Names such as Scott Edwards Mrs E J Pierce Miss Moran and B R Street appear among social visits and shop chatter. The text hints at spring styles, local business prospects, a poverty relief event, and an upcoming school program with humorous character names and a mock school board scene.
A lecture by Dr Koehne on agnosticism drew a good audience. He promised to discuss Some popular Phases of Doubt at 8 o clock this evening.
Meats advertised at Hanott's Market include roasts and steaks with price cuts shown. Sale emphasizes old prices and marked reductions on various cuts.
Andrew Downie McPhee of Medina owns a trained dog and pony show and purchased most of Cole Bros assets at a Friday sale. He has 35 ponies, toys, a crate of trick dogs, and other paraphernalia, planning to move the entire outfit to Corry and launch the season from this town. The move signals a new show operation in Corry as the swallows return.
The Toymakers drew a good crowd but critics found the musical production lackluster with a weak plot and uneven singing. The venue announces the next show The Man of the Hour on February 10.
The item compiles garbled passages from Tarner’s Weekly and Chlenga News about religious figures and methods. It references a preacher’s dietary claims, a taske of collecting quire and references to a 17th century Helatol or Helatol euve, with unclear events and dates.
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