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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1910
Page
6
A local display features a broad Valentines assortment with prices aimed to sell. Post cards and lace valentines range from 2c to 2 dollars, with drops sets and comics included. Quality chocolates priced from 10c to 80c per box.
The page blends poems and theater notes with local social notes. Edwin Markham cited, Lyric and Battle in the Clouds billed. Visitors include C P Northrop and W P Obryan. Mrs C P Rogeta and Mrs Carrie Johnston travel. union city and corry residents highlighted. Catarrh ad promotes Hall's pills with Toledo origin and a druggist push.
Engineers from the Titusville Central railroad company are advancing a second survey for a Titusville to Corry trolley line. Two work crews are mapping topography, studying grades and bridges, and preparing maps while offices operate in the old Exchange hotel building. An ordinance for a Titusville franchise sits before the city council and is set for discussion February 21.
In a domestic vignette Lionel Bertram Jones and his wife Ethel recall a playful bread incident that spirals into a charged confession of deception. The couple, newly wed, share tender memory and a guilty look as the scene reveals a deeper sting of manipulation. The text shifts abruptly to a culinary note about rice absorption and liquid ratios.
A collage of clipped quips and anecdotes from newspapers and magazines. It riffs on social behavior, life guards, phonographs, and courtroom lines, including a life guard anecdote from New Jersey, a phonograph quip by Lysander Appleton, and swift humor about town gossip and manners.
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