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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1910
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes sketch a Corry pony team facing North and Mont teams with references to drive, loading, and a season outlook. Key names and specifics are unclear, but the text hints at upcoming games, potential opponents, and general team ambitions for the season.
A local florist advertises special sale of extra fine prinmlas for 160, with items available this week. A. E. Pettitt promotes at 310 E Main St, Bell Phone Union 64, inviting customers to visit.
A local shop advertises a wide selection of mechanical and card Valentines next Monday with prices from 1 to 10 cents and special tissue designs. It touts elaborate and artistic designs priced to suit all tastes and budgets, invites shoppers to inspect the window displays, and mentions suitable Valentine books and Liggett’s candy boxes as additional options.
Despite ongoing rubber price increases, prices remain at a low level with no quality improvement in sight. The ad invites readers to visit and purchase Wet Water fountain syringes Combination syringes Family Bulb Syringes Rubber Tubing Mombers Face Bags and related items.
The Corry Floral Co advertises on Our Line offering carnations roses narcissus and all cut flowers for Valentine’s Day. They grow them themselves and promise extra large blooms in many colors plus calla lilies sweet peas primroses and more. Orders via Bell phone 8: ut.
Snow blanketing City and Vicinity. reports of intense winter conditions fill pages. Numerous notices include births, a hospital stay for Albert Fuller after a trolley collision in Warren, local society events, and ads for cigars and a traction stand.
A garbled historical clipping mentions President Roosevelt and a word fragala used to evoke women after housecleaning with yellow laundry soap. It references quick action whiteness and a phrase tied to cleaning chores, but the text is largely incomprehensible.
Local restaurant Baeder's Grill invites diners to enjoy midday and evening meals with a simple slogan. The brief notice highlights available dining options and aims to attract patrons seeking casual, quick servings.
Fragmentary note advertises oranges with limited selection and timing hints. Mentions Sunctous Florida Oranges and a price around 106. Implies a sale divide among customers with emphasis on urgency and limited availability. Named terms include Florida and possibly Wood'n Malton Mark.
The cursory note recalls how rats aided war efforts by carrying powder and signals in old conflicts. It mentions Muratiat Vanban Iaid and a Sampan story about foxer usage, plus a royal rat with an Ivory and a scarlet gown from Honnant's British Ydol ony. It cites eelcatcher pay and the London Standird as context.
The article describes the man of war bird, also called frigate pelican, detailing its wet habitat with travelers and its powerful wings. It notes a strong, predatory dive from height, favoring small prey, and links the bird to stormy weather and ships, suggesting ominous omens.
An 1908 Cincinnati testimonial touts Hyomei as a fast remedy for cold symptoms. The letter claims instant relief from nasal congestion and throat issues, praising the inhaler kit and guarantee, with bottles sold by F. Ames & Co. and extra bottles priced low. The writer endorses Hyomei for croup bronchitis and similar ailments, urging others to try it.
The author describes writing fatigue after heavy hospital work, noting mental sluggishness and failed attempts to write. A note from the editor spurs effort, as the writer experiments with posture to restore brain flow, concluding with difficult drafting and a mention of Sir Lander Firinton in Practitioner.
An island note describes breadfruit as a staple grown by Rooth sew Island housewives. The fruit, when roasted, yields a breadlike product similar to wheat bread, praised for its palatability and nutritious value for local diets.
If you buy a sewing machine from Morria you may rely on his being here to give proper instructions and keep it in good order. The guarantee for 10 years is a cash value at the same old stand on Center Street, NV 150.
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