Local Advertiser Promises Classic Bakery Flavor
Nathanial Stone extols a bread that tastes like mother’s bake and invites customers to in person view big oranges and canned goods at low prices. The ad emphasizes fresh bread and budget buys.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1911
Page
3
Nathanial Stone extols a bread that tastes like mother’s bake and invites customers to in person view big oranges and canned goods at low prices. The ad emphasizes fresh bread and budget buys.
The Corry Floral Co advertises flowers and plants for all occasions at its greenhouses on Columbus Ave and Center St. It offers funeral flowers and bouquets with special attention and invites patronage, with Bell phone listed and proximity to the street car line.
A dense page itemizes discounts at Hendersons and Knowltons, theater tickets via Mrs Patterson, a winning story in Young's, injuries of Andrew Button and Tutton at Ajax foundry, vaudeville plans by George Wright, and upcoming local events. It includes a note on the Warren lodge minstrel proceeds and a Panama revival series, plus police, college enrollment, and Sunday-mailing shifts.
Fresh stock at the arcade shop includes Molo-Scote marshmallow center candy Artade Caramels coconut cream sticks and Arcade taffies. The complete line is celebrated nationwide and offered in our best candy box presentation.
The Warren Times notes a Vitagraph show titled The Marked Dollar and mentions Wilcox at Sheely’s with Feb events. It also reports Moreland Stationery adding fiction, Corry resident Nathan Covey Sr in hospital after a serious operation, and a Sheffield town event where 75 residents perform on stage under Lula M. Wilcox at the Wananda club.
This ad offers extra fancy naval seedless oranges at 33 cents a dozen with 406 dozen quoted as value and 176 size at 22 cents a dozen or 20 cents each. Extra fancy large seedless lemons priced at 26 cents a dozen or 2 for 5 cents. The dealer rejects inferior fruit and avoids email-sized quotes.
The Wilcox Market invites the public to view its beef and poultry selection as Sauer Kraut Se quart Saturday is listed. The Guards of L. C. T M. plan a dance Friday evening February 17 with 25 cents per couple.
Harrisburg Med 14 John Frances warden condemns Western penitentiary as insanitary and a high school for crime urging passage of the Alter bill to fund a 1500 acre farm for construction and inmate employment. He cites overcrowded hospitals and inadequate provisions as contributors to degradation and insanity.
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