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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1911
Page
6
Roxford Fabric lists affordable cloth paper options in plain and ruled styles. The note highlights packaging in a neat box and emphasizes low price points for today’s market.
A brief note contrasts the paper’s price with TG or 20 cent issues and claims a superior value, noting the paper is sold at a set price though the exact figure remains incomplete in the fragment. The remark emphasizes quality and affordability relative to rival papers.
The passage touts complete disassembly for cleaning each wheel log and pivot, followed by precise reassembly and regulation. It promises returning a device that operates in perfect shape with dependable performance after expert service.
A short ad highlights toothbrushes that clean teeth and keep them white. It promotes bristle selection and durability with sizes for every user, offering a guaranteed brush for 250 and another for 25 gents, inviting customers to choose.
A violent clash unfolds as a hot shot is unleashed against the adversary, driving a tense confrontation at the front lines. Soldiers exchange fire amid shifting tides of combat as commanders order defensive maneuvers and regrouping.
Weekly sales recap notes strong demand with sugar at a low per pound price and onions priced at 106 qt. Includes limited quantities policy and assorted canned goods such as evaporated milk, lard products, and kraut. Marketing tone hints at promotional boosts for February.
A fragment from a 19th century ad notes Extra Special Six Bbis Ginger Snaps in stock last Saturday and advertised in store for sale today. It promises “freshest and best crackers” at low prices and hints at upcoming deals on flour, potatoes, fruit, and other goods at the local store.
A long string of social and business visitors appears in Warren and surrounding areas. Names include DM Alford, Cowsen of Warren, W A Johns, Prof Monroe of Columbus, Mrs Vern Allen of Sportsasburg, A C Musky of Erie, Lloyd Flaherty, Paul Downey of Pittsburgh, Mrs Fred Miller Jett, H K Moder of Buffalo, Eugene Blubaker of Buffalo, Mr and Mrs L W Oldy, Miss Elle Wutaterger of New York, Miss Grave Love, Miss Keefe and Miss Barry, George Patterson, Harley Carey, Miss Mayme Spelsman, Mrs Baral Young, Lesley Nesmith, and many others visiting, vacationing, or conducting business in town.
A collage of church notices lists services for United Brethren, First Presbyterian, Columbus M. E., First Methodist, First Baptist, Congregational, St Paul Evangelist Lutheran, Immanuel, and Salvation Army. It notes morning and evening worship times, Sunday school hours, choir or youth activities, temperance debates, and special events with pastors and locations across Center and Pleasant streets.
A jumble of short dialogues and excerpts from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper page. Includes a domestic dispute snippet about window and door security in Takewood, a note about a $10 dress, a casual remark on a burglar, plus a science blurb on beeswax and bee anatomy originating from various outlets.
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