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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1911
Page
3
A terse listing shows A E Pettit Florist at Main Street with the phone number 310. No additional context or dates are provided.
An unclear segment from Audiancom describes a dialogue at a box office about audience numbers and theater seating. The garbled text mentions a willpoth saved jerson and references an AI reply, but details are fragmentary and unresolved.
Nathanial Stone recalls bread tastes like his mother baked and notes inexpensive canned goods while discussing kitchen memories and calls for customers to visit.
Durham's Drug Store advertises A. D. 8 Shaving Powder promising easy lather and comfortable shaves for men who shave daily using both old style and modern razors. Located at the corner of Center and Franklin Streets, the notice urges readers to try the product.
A collage of items recalls social dances at Rathburns Hall and Scholtons, a 30th semi annual sale at B W Stennett & Son, and a Valentine card shop at Durlata's. Reports include a fatal accident at Downing road crossing, a 500 party hosted by Miss Lian Morganridge, a Warren Lodge performance, and Jamestown’s Ellicott Hook and its dissolution.
Arcade Mola-Scots marshmallow center candy and Arcade Caramels fill the display. Cocoanut Cream Sticks remain a favorite as fresh stock arrives in large trays. The shop highlights Arcade Tavirs, the complete elite Hod candies, celebrated nationwide and handled for sale.
A garbled local notice collage lists Lincoln Birthday cards, coupons, a delivery wagon, a Friday meeting, an engine move, a funeral to Pine Grove cemetery, clothing deals, school closure for diphtheria, a pianist for sale, and a brick makers convention report from Louiseville. It names Nat Knowlton Brothers, Derham, Micky Wimore, Glenn & Davis, Welle Fargo Expros Co, and D. Warren DeRosay among scattered references.
Ad reads Pine Man piano display as a special side this week at Stranburg Music House. Readers are urged to visit and inspect prior to final selection.
Weekly notices list various sales and events including Breske up a cold tablets at 25 cents at Durhan’s, a fresh Chordale product special, and several community notices. It mentions the Moreland Stationery, a Ladies Auxiliary sale, and a furniture or goods sale with items slated for Friday evening.
Advertises seedless oranges Sun Rise Brand largest size fully warranted and priced at 40 cents per dozen, 39 cents per dozen sale items, eight cents each. Also promotes Sun Kin lemons with price two dozen for seven cents. Claims no small sizes handled and touts bulk discounts for interior grade.
A testimonial from Alta Abel of Weat Gatien Indiana proclaims Vine as a cure for nervous exhaustion and worn out vitality. She credits Vine with restoring health, flesh, and strength after years of bedridden fatigue and discouragement. The ad promises a money back refund if Vine fails to help. C C Babbitt & Son, druggists.
Warren February incident reports Warren Norman Hammond a Sheffield trolley conductor escaping serious harm after he climbed onto a car roof to free an entangled trolley wire at the Three Mile switch between Clarendon and Tiona. A shock threw him to the ground injuring his back and sidelining him for days.
Puck recalls a grouchy visitor asking for the boss at Office Hoy. The boss is described as bald with little voice, greased boots, and very tight trousers making him hard to grip or reach.
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