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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1911
Page
3
Corry Flores Co advertises at the corner of Columbus Avenue and Center Street offering greenhouses and a variety of flowers for all occasions. The notice emphasizes attentive service and invites patronage with a Bell phone contact and street car access.
Shoppers flock to February wind-up sale as prices drop on flour, corn meal, crackers, soups, mince, and soap. Vendors promise money-back if prices prove untrue, with evidently deep discounts and bold claims across multiple brands and stores.
A garbled page lists sales at Knowlton's and Wright's stores, births, funerals, police activity, and community notices. It mentions a baby boy born February 21, a curfew enforcement, charity aids, a Carnegie Tech baseball appointment, and local shop promotions amid weathered OCR text.
Arcade Molo-Scota and Arcade Caramolg with icing offer new confections. Cocoanut Cream Stick remains a top seller in trays. Arcade Tapiles and the Completa Lim are highlighted among popular items.
An old advertisement touts a foot care product claimed to relieve bunions, fallen arches, and swollen feet. It promotes rapid pain extraction and general skin benefits while suggesting use for other ailments. The copy mentions price at 48 cents and lists makers and distributors.
Mrs Sequinne of Bear Lake was brought to Columbus for burial at West Side cemetery after death. Note mentions Warton Hall receiving news, Sutton of Syracuse in East Street area, and a Ladies Auxiliary hosting a vent party in the Grange Hall on Saturday the 25th with invitations extended.
The Corry Company offers frozen water for 48 cents, promoted as pure and uncontaminated with no dirt sawdust smell or contamination. The note emphasizes simply frozen water with no other contents.
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