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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1911
Page
6
Local notice promotes fresh flowers and plants for all occasions from the greenhouses. It mentions Panera flowers and hats for the sick with special attention. The ad ends inviting patronage and providing a street line reference.
A boastful note claims this paper surpasses all rivals in clarity and usefulness. The fragment invites readers to compare and decide which publication delivers better information and value.
Fragmentary text describes weather draining energy and vitality with warnings about neglect and care. The lines suggest a cautionary theme on vitality and remedy but lack clear context or subjects.
Advertisement promoting Maltonol as a health tonic promising strong nerves perfect digestion and blood vitality for seven and a half cents per large bottle, asserting overall health benefits.
Various residents and visitors are listed with brief movements and health notes. Alfred Dechor and Harry Perkins travel to Warren on business, Miss Lola Barton is ill at home, and several other locals such as Mrs. Jerome Haight and Miss Dunham are mentioned visiting, staying, or traveling to nearby towns.
Advertised specials include salt pork fat, beans, corn, crackers, and soap with clearance on spiced items. Prices range from 6.5 to 60 cents per unit, featuring beans at 8 cents a quart and soap discounts tied to bundled purchases.
An advertisement promotes English Marhue from N. F. Ames & Co claiming it cures indigestion and stomach distress in minutes. It lists relief from gas, sour stomach, heartburn, and associated symptoms and offers 26 cents per box with mail orders from Rheuma Co. in Buffalo New York.
Authorities issued warrants for seven Central Railroad of New Jersey officers and Dupont Powder officials and for James Healing owner of Kuttering W in the Jersey City blast case. Named are A Hamilton J M Morris Louis F Gulidella Charles Y Riddat Frederick Peters R A Morse and John Burr Sl, charged with manslaughter in the February explosion that levelled a quarry factory.
An advertisement proclaims Hem-Rold cures all kinds of piles by internal action. It claims the remedy relieves pain by improving circulation and addressing four conditions. Sold by N.FP Ames and druggists, price one dollar, in Buffalo, NY, and elsewhere.
A man closely resembling Peter the Painter, sought by London police over the Houndsditch policemen murders, was arrested in Naples. Compromising documents in French and English were found, and he claims authorities misidentified him. Included are unrelated ad snippets and vendor notices embedded in the text.
Fragmentary local notice announces shop in rear of library theater on Central alley offers repairs. Free estimates and charge arrangements unclear due to garbled text.
An advertisement describes a doctors question about a liver condition and touts Rexall Orderlies as a non purge remedy for bowel disorders. It claims benefits for children and the elderly, sold at local Rexall stores via C. C. Unbitt Son.
Distilled water is pumped from a well and evaporated into steam at high pressure. The steam is condensed, boiled, cooled, and refined before freezing to make a pure ice product claimed as nature's purity and the best obtainable by science.
Local shop lists Tee Cream in flavors including strawberry vanilla maple and chocolate with crushed fruit toppings and a pave r style presentation.
Extensive footwear sale offering discounts on Stetson men’s shoes Harry Gray ladies shoes Hannah’s styles and Velvet button pairs. Boots school shoes and children’s footwear reduced with many items under wholesale prices. No shop worn stock. items claimed as fresh and flawless.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a series of garbled terms Lot Poi Lot Ma Lot Col 112 snk without clear names or dates. The readable fragment suggests a catalog or listing style entry with numeric tag 112. No identifiable persons organizations or places emerge from the text.
Fragmentary note describes a store lab at Brick Lipnt with no barn and a water feature nearby. Mentions a Good Goat and three men involved in an unspecified activity. Unclear dates or authorities.
Odd fragmented note describes a for sale by owner property near 641 W main area with references to water, street names, and an advertised price. Mentions furnishing and travel as context, but details are unclear. No clear buyer or exact address.
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