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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1911
Page
3
A. E. Pettit Florist offers spring flowers including hyacinths narcissus and frestas with contact via two phones and address 310 E Main St.
A fragmentary exchange mentions Miss Snappeigh and a claim of modesty earned through relentless application. The cryptic note references Shona Points and the Youns, with odd spellings suggesting OCR issues and unclear context about credit or ability.
Nathanial Stone promotes Very Beat Flour claiming it yields bread reminiscent of mothers baking. He urges customers to visit in person to see selections of large peaches and other produce, while advertising AIL canned goods at cheap prices.
An advertisement touts A. D. 8 Shaving Powder as easy to use with either old style or modern razors. It claims the powder provides a smooth shave that lasts and offers daily users a pleasurable experience. Durham's Drug Store at Car, Center and Franklin Streets promotes the product.
A fragmented Meadville page lists Knowlton’s deals on oranges and crafts, a Rathburn dance with Leo Wright, and Universalist services in Columbus. It notes a transfer from trains at Corry, a Moose incorporation inquiry in Stoneboro, and a boxing event at Palace Hall with Parks as the standout.
Arcade Counter reports a flood of new stock with Areuste Molo-Svots marshmallow center candy and Arcade Caramels in various styles. Cocoanut Cream Stick remains a shop favorite alongside fresh trays of assorted box candies celebrated nationwide.
Local notices list various storefront promotions including Lincoln Birthday post cards at Paver’s with prices, Nettleton shoes on sale, and men’s leather goods. Real estate transfers reported, with Catherine R. Dawson to VM. Shodurg and VM. Sandburg to A. O. Sandburg. The remains of Mrs. Harry Brooker were interred at Pine Grove Cemetery. A ninth grade party traveled to Lovell’s station, accompanied by Miss Rainey.
Fragmentary notice reads Dont Fail to See Willing in Plano with a special isle this week near Stran burg atusie House, urging readers to check the large advertisement for a final selection on a plano.
Walter Wills is making substantial improvements on North Center Street with repapering painting and interior decorating by a force of artists. The popular parlor will gain a new beauty and render the fifteen cent shave trifling beside the enhanced experience at the Lyric Theater.
Oranges, grapefruit, and chocolate chips promoted with reduced prices. Shoes for kids and corsets offered at deep discounts. A bag of wheat screenings lost along a rural road. Five new cancer patients arrive for treatment at Corry Cancer Sann and Joseph C. Sibley shows improving health as spring election issues loom.
Wood's Saturday Specials advertises Old Dutch Cleaner and assorted groceries. Highlights include jars of real honey comb tripe, codfish balls, creamed gravy, and fresh eggs offered at low prices. Eggs priced at 22 cents a dozen, with limited quantities and a strong emphasis on “last buy all you want.”
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