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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1911
Page
6
Corry Floral Co at Columbus Ave and Center St offers a wide selection of flowers and plants for all occasions. They emphasize funeral flowers and sympathy arrangements, with careful attention to service and customer patronage.
Classified ad notes Roxford Fabric presents a fine cloth finish paper priced attractively. Available options include ruled or plain, boxed for presentation, with a single price for all variants.
A brief note compares the paper’s value to rival papers, claiming a superior dasa or stance. It states the paper is sold at ten cents, inviting readers to judge the difference against twenty cent papers.
A short ad touts a line of toothbrushes with soft and firm bristles that clean teeth and reduce dental bills. It promises neatly kept teeth and highlights varied pricing and a guaranteed byveh for twohe.
Lists gift options for Valentine shoppers including ladies brooches rings pendants and locket sets with prices from 1.50 to 250 and men’s gifts such as mittens and a clock for the home. The variety covers jewelry like signets and diamond rings and novelty items in modest to high price ranges.
A long list of local visitors and travelers is recorded, noting daily movements. Names include Misa Nellig J Uawel leaving for Pitsbury. Charles Myers and John Ottoway on business. Hugene Heath and Arthur Avon to Buffalo. Mrs Leia Geer visiting Bear Lake. Steadman heading to McKeesport. and many others traveling to Erie, Cleveland, Spring Creek, and Jamestown.
The winder signed wish to Alnwarely tink Yeir friends and nelehbore for kindness and sympathy shown them in their recent bereavertions, and, also, the choir for their kindly Intevest Mews Tse Perkiisa, 8, Mice Path.
Amuse U Theater showcases a Civil War era thriller filled with action with a strong drama set in northern woods. The production runs on a Saturday showing and promises tense sequences and historical intrigue.
The Pennsylvania Senate advances a bill to abolish the February election day as a holiday and make Columbus Day a legal holiday, with Governor Tener expected to sign after necessary construction changes. A state medical education board proposed to include nine members, centered in Harrisburg, with a four-year high school requirement and biannual exams. Multiple appropriations and school consolidation measures are introduced, including funding for a Soldiers' Home, high school aid, and county hospital support, while other bills address mortgages, insolvency notices, and township duties.
Randolph deputies and assistants scoured Monday night using powerful automobile searchlights and stern-mounted lanterns aboard two boats. P. J. McLawentin is feared drowned in Chadakoin River, from Main Street bridge to Watson factory, as crews fail to find any trace and plan deeper water search with electric equipment at dawn.
A Columbus dated item from February 7 1811 lists residents visiting relatives and attending events in Mannington West Virginia Kuosvite Kentucky Star Grave and YounKsvilly are mentioned with a funeral Athens Covel and May Scholton are noted along with church Mrs Page and Mr Page travel to attend services and a Ladies Auxiliary meeting is scheduled for the 15th with Te low Scramblliss Several residents attended a Corry ths Minatroly thy Week and praised the shows.
Henry Ga nel, a wealthy resident of North Meadville, Meadville Pa, hanged himself in his barn after a hearty dinner. His son Samuel searched for him when he did not return by 4 pm and found him hanging from a rafter. He was 50 years old.
The Corry Tea Company shipped its latest merchandise to Cambridge Springs. The article notes the product’s quality and consumer appeal, mentioning a preference for it over previous offerings and a push away from past hikes toward cleaner, more practical consumption.
Tonight at the Amst features Spy a test civil war picture and a powerful war drama. Also shown is a rugged North Woods tale with strong male lead. Matinee Saturday priced at 2 for 119
The ceremony took place in Franklin Pennsylvania in February 1911 with Rev Robert B Brown officiating. The couple listed are McCray and Owen, with mentions of family members and processional details from the wedding notice.
A Kansas City Star excerpt describes a nurse singing to a baby with a rocking cadence. The verse portrays soothing vibrations and a calm, dreamlike response as the infant nods and finally falls asleep. The passage emphasizes lullaby imagery and the comforting power of song.
The text traces dream interpretation from ancient times to prophetic belief, noting Amphictyon of Athens around 1400 B.C. and biblical references that imply professional interpreters were occasionally sought by dreamers.
Fragmented OCR note describes real estate offerings at 0 Main Street with two houses and a large property footprint. Mentions valuable lot measurements and a sale to build, listing Brown as a furniture contact. Unclear names and addresses present.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an elephant and unclear references to ages, boons, and numbers. No coherent event or names to establish a clear news item or outcome.
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