Roxford Fabric Price Ad Across Market
Roxford Fabric is listed among the bent papers for today’s market price. The fine cloth finish paper comes in comnea ruled or plain and is sold in an attractive box at a competitive price.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1911
Page
6
Roxford Fabric is listed among the bent papers for today’s market price. The fine cloth finish paper comes in comnea ruled or plain and is sold in an attractive box at a competitive price.
A brief note touts the paper as superior to 15 and 40 cent papers, promising clues to its distinct quality and claiming it is sold only at the stated price.
The Washington Herald notes Mary Anderson Wombat shows considerable dramatic talent in class and a talent for expressive gestures while reciting answers. The teacher comments on her remarkable ramattc flair as she handles the multiplication table with unusual elegance.
R G Lindsley and Son Model Pharmacy promotes hot water bottles as essential in sickness and comforting in health. The ad claims the bottles are inexpensive, highly useful, and warrantied to give satisfaction, comparing favorably with money spent on better health and comfort.
A long list of residents and visitors connected to Corry is recorded. Welsh of Franklin visits, Mins N. Be and other locals travel for business, social calls, or short trips to Warren Jamestown Meadville Cambridge Springs Union City Brockport and Mobile. Several informally depart for meetings and conventions, while others host friends or relatives in Corry for the day or short stays.
The usual holiday hours will be observed tomorrow. City carriers will have one delivery covering their entire routes. Rural carriers are not required to serve patrons on the holiday. The office will be open for business from 9 am to 10 am and from 7:30 pm to 6:30 pm.
Judge Hinckley again delayed the case against former Representative Joseph C. Sibley of Franklin citing defendant health and ordering continued bail until the next term. The session also notes charges against George T. Munn C D Crandall D Mtlow and H. Taylor alleging attempts to disrupt voting as Sibley’s presence is sought for trial. In a separate matter, Judge Mineley denied a new trial request in the W Kitchen case against the Pennsyvanna Railroad after a $4,800 verdict was upheld.
William J. Hughes of Oil City sues Robert J. Raynor, a police officer, for 300 damages claiming he was violently thrown to the pavement during an arrest. Hughes alleges injuries to his right foot and ankle, while the officer denies using unnecessary force and states Hughes was intoxicated and resisted arrest.
Largest sales last week in Corry include granulated sugar at 8 cents a pound and onion sets at 190 quart. Heinz dill pickles at 13 for 200, Borden evaporated milk at 9 points, and lard products from Flake White and Cold’s Lard Compound offered. Limited quantities may apply and prices reflect bulk or per pound amounts.
The notice touts Extra Special six Bbis Ginger Snaps and other bakery items in the oven and on sale. It promises the freshest crackers at low prices, with unspecified current prices kept secret to deter competitors. The ad mentions High Grade Flour Potatoes Fresh Eggs and California Pruits at the Big Store.
Beaverdam Be territory news item listing illness visits and family movements. Anna Belman under care of Dr Hum prey Union City. Various residents visit relatives, social events planned, and weathered health reports noted. Local names include Belman, Belknap, Rath, McKnight, Whitney, Thins, Doolittle, Broad, Lynn, Babcoek, Whitney, Prebble, Meads, Poole, Linguiht.
A brief item notes a land deal for a single flat unit and associated project details. Readable phrases indicate a property parcel and a housing unit, with unclear permission or ownership context. Further specifics are not provided in the accessible text.
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