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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1911
Page
3
A local advertisement promises a youthful silhouette with corsets from Nubone Corset Co. The copy touts extreme waist shaping to counteract matronly lines and urges readers to visit 61 Spring St for demonstrations by Mrs Margaret Hand, local Nubone representative in Corry.
A fragmented speech snippet shows Nathanial Stone claiming a host made bread and mentions a mother’s baking and cheap goods. The text includes garbled phrases about fruit and prices and a promise to contact by telephone. The overall meaning is unclear.
The Corry Floral Co advertises at Columbus Ave and Center, offering flowers for all occasions, greenhouses, thoughtfully arranged bouquets, and bouquets for the sick. It invites patronage, with bell phone and streetcar line accessibility.
Readable fragments show social events and community notices from Corry and nearby towns. Items mention birthdays at Weallingtons, a Valentines party at the Armory Rink, a Corry Grange meeting, local bingo and sales, church circle gathering, and upkeeps on properties. The column cites municipal notices, dances, and local business updates amid miscellaneous personal notices.
Arcade Counter offers a raft of new goods in great quantities. Mole-Scots marshmallow center candy and Arcade Caramels with nut filling headline the display. Cocumut Cream Stick remains a favorite along with Arcade Taffetes and Rox Candies celebrated nationwide.
Mr and Mrs Carl Vant Tassel await news as Erle Raymer's death prompts services tomorrow at 2012 Plum Hirect. Sheriff Wednesday plans a sheriff sale of a Warren County Traction Company railroad locomotive and cars for a $304 claim by Buffalo Loan Trust and Safe Deposit Co, with sale set for February 15 pending developments.
Amused Theater advertises a special Big Saturday Night bill with Wood’s Saturday Specials. The notice touts Old Dutch Clanger, Jacob Dotd’s Real Honey, Tripe, Pocomoke Sound seafood, oysters at 30 cents, White Wave fibered fish, cod balls, creamed kravy, and fresh eggs and meat deals priced at five cents per package or 22 cents a dozen while supplies last.
The Junior committee hosted a reception for the Corry High School senior class and friends at Eastern Star Hall. A fine banquet was served by lodge ladies and Dr. P. F. Wood spoke with other officers. Afterward a select dancing party followed into the late hour.
Erle Alsio confessed upon arrest that he shot Benny Hall colored at his home on German Street Tuesday night. T Callens 38 colored pleads not guilty to first degree murder at preliminary hearing before Alderman Klemm with R D Hyner acting as counsel.
An advertisement from Saskatoon touts Ferrozone as a rebuilder for female ailments. It quotes Mrs John ?anke praising improved strength, appetite, and mood after using Ferrozone, claiming heart and stomach pains were cured. The promo notes Ferrozone is sold by Thomas Downey in boxes and urges readers to try Ferrozone.
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