Cold's Celebrated Shredded Kraut at Wilcox Market
Local notes list Lincoln birthday closures for banks, poultry ads for Sunday dinners, skating tonight at the Armory with free skates for the first three ladies, and various local notices.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1912
Page
3
Local notes list Lincoln birthday closures for banks, poultry ads for Sunday dinners, skating tonight at the Armory with free skates for the first three ladies, and various local notices.
Aldem Ragon Coal office open Saturday evenings until 9 o clock. A prelude at Enininnel Church tomorrow evening will discuss Hynothcni and Religion with music by the men's choir organ and orchestra. A Sociology Club meeting at noon will discuss present state of policies. House Hensler, about 60, died from a gas explosion at 708 French Street. Coroner to hold inquest. body may be buried at the alms house if ID is not confirmed within days.
The page advertises Wilcox Market with deals on denoting items such as Alden-Ragon Coal and Hart Orpington Rhode Island Reds. A flash promotion promises a Tide-Wad purse with 26 cents worth of Black and White cigars, while warnings and notices reference a Valentine party at Armory Rink and a legal matter involving three Kane youths charged with illegal train riding.
A chaotic OCR page describes PARISIAN SAGE hair tonics marketed with claims to banish dandruff and promote new growth. It notes cartons showing Auburn hair, prices like 50 cents, and local sellers Nett. Amon Co. and Crapser's 2 Main Street. The page also lists assorted notices, shop promotions, and a near-fatal incident involving County Treasurer Charles Keefer narrowly escaping a falling tree.
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