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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1911
Page
6
Frean announces flowers and plants for all occasions at their greenhouses. Funeral flowers and bouquets for the sick receive special attention. Call Bell phone on the street car line.
Roxford Fabric offers cloth finish paper in ruled or plain options. Packaged attractively in boxes, highlighted as a top value for the price.
A brief note extols the paper’s value over 15 or 20 cent competitors, claiming superior quality and affordability and inviting comparison with rival publications.
A fragment contemplates weather draining energy ambition and happiness. It warns neglect can prove serious in various cases and hints at seeking a remedy or healing.
An advertisement asserts Maltonol will enrich the blood strengthen nerves and improve digestion. It promises perfect health through a combination marketed as a cure all and lists a price of 765 cents for the product.
A flurry of names and visits fills Corry today with Miss Stacey the niral in town, J V Groge from Spartansburg, Dr Rich in Jamestown, and many others from Warren Ashville Geneva and Lenox visiting or traveling. A garage building on Franklin Street is advertised along with a local sale from Stennett & Son. James Hogan was found dead in bed and James Sturdevant returned from a world trip with his wife.
Readers can cut out the coupon and present it at CO Babbitt & Son druggists to obtain one of the newspaper's best selling motivines. The note explains test advertising and invites participation at the store.
No new developments in the Atlanta murder mystery. townspeople share theories based on rumors. Pinkerton agents report two men in town and tracing every clue source, while Davidson and Miller say they may be employed by the Perkins agency.
Mrs Vogt, held in the county jail, expects acquittal at February sessions after shooting her husband at their Union City home. Sheriff Mooty shows kindness as County Detective Watson builds the Commonwealth case under guidance from District Attorney Gitford urging thorough fact finding despite sympathy.
Pure Ice by The Sorry Ice Co. is described as absolutely pure ice made from distilled water. Water is pumped, evaporated under steam pressure, condensed, boiled, recooled, charcoal filtered, and frozen to ensure maximum purity claimed unavailable from nature.
Carl Erickson four years old, son of Mrs Hannah Erickson of 609 Alton Street, drowned while playing near the riverfront in Jamestown New York. The body was recovered and taken home. a physician pronounced death at the scene. Coroner investigations follow as authorities note the incident occurred soon after the death of the boy’s father roughly three hours earlier.
An offer from G. G. Babbitt & Son refunds customers who are dissatisfied after purchasing a 60 cent Dr. Howards constipation and dyspepsia package at half price. The coupon promises a money refund if not satisfied.
Coupon offer explains mailed 25 cents plus 26 cents and a 50 cent box shipped prepaid with sixty doses per package. Also announces Gilson's popular dancing school starting February 3 with a 45 cent admission and a dance at Muccabee Hall from 7 30 to 9 00 and 9 to 12.
Corry House Repair Co offers various repairs with short notice behind the Library Theater on Central Alley. Estimates are free and charges reasonable. Also notes a blacksmith in Chita who forges iron and shapes horseshoes despite cold conditions.
All Stetson men’s $6 shoes now $5.00 all Nettleton $6 men’s shoes $5.00 Crossett $4 high shoes $3.50 Hannah $3.50 shoes $2.85 ladies misses children 50c Jersey Loggins $0.40 mens $5.80 Storm King boots $4.75 girls school shoes sizes 2% to 6 $1.50 baby shoes reduced. No shop worn stock. move stock before new spring arrivals.
Fragmentary OCR shows a damaged local notice from Corry PA mentioning Main Street property, a yard or street seepage, and references to daily routines or jail. readable phrases include Main street, 146 8-10 feet, furniture and porch phrases, with unclear attributions and dates.
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