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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1911
Page
3
A brief notice touts Wresh flowers and pretty planty for all occasions available at all greenhouses. It mentions funeral mowers and bouquets, with emphasis on attentive service and patronage, inviting Bell phone contacts and street carling.
City hack D M Jackeon proprietor announces transfer of trunks and baggage handling at Union Depot with connection to all parts of the city and emphasis on thorough service and baggage transfer assistance.
A fragment lists seafood and market items for sale during Wood's Lenten season opening. Reads like a town market catalog with items such as halibut, mackerel, salmon, and oysters, noting weights and prices in a period newspaper style.
Regular shoppers see a crowded notice list with fabric deals at B. W. Stennett & Ben, a grand masquerade, church meetings, a theater advertisement for A Treated opera, and community events from the Congregational church to the library theater. Also listed are school sales, clothing promos, and local announcements from March planning to city court notices.
A verbose article extols beekeeping as a rising rural industry, urging proper hive management, ventilation, and spacing of hives to maximize honey yields. It cites methods for hive setup, season timing, and handling of supers while noting a potential path to larger production.
A fragment from a satirical piece recalls subtle votes and bygone disputes between a magistrate and a man who refuses to forgive or forget. The dialogue hints at political strings and personal offense driving parliamentary loyalties amid literary references and a bungled defense of memory.
A wartime exhortation urges workers in shops, kitchens, markets, streets, offices, schools, and other places to perform tasks with front-line bravery and discipline as the war effort hinges on everyone’s strength and skill. The piece stresses service at every level as essential to mankind’s welfare.
Concord area items report J B Chelton returning home after hospital treatment and multiple residents visiting relatives. Scarlet fever affects several children while families plan moves and gatherings. Volunteers attended Sparta Grange anniversary. Culver opens sugar camp and ships water to the season. A post card shower honors Mrs Pierce birthday and local social events fill the community diary.
Transfers were placed on record in Register and Recorder Charles Strich's office at the county courthouse yesterday. Albert Myrent et ux to The Corry Development Co Corry. Robert A Patterson Jr trusten to The Corry Development Co Corry. Gh Heath et ux to Andrew Nol wong Corey. W G Castor et ux to L C Kibler Corry. The Phin Land Co 16 G W Patterson Corry.
An advertisement touts sweet peas as the season’s top flower for refined tastes. It promotes low-cost packets of varied seeds, including orchid-flowered and spencer varieties, with a February 15 deadline and a free extra orchid-spencer packet for early orders to Avoca New Hampshire.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith with gold brushes in Corry over the last six months are urged to respond. Please contact Henry W. Bonnett at 402 B Washington or drop a card to P. O. Box 2 Cory. Mr or Mrs Smith should call with payment or delivery details as requested.
Notice is given to stockholders that the annual meeting of Corry Hospital Association will be held at the hospital on Wednesday March 8 1911 at eight o clock p.m. Elections for the board of directors for the ensuing year will be held. J P Canby secretary treasurer
A serialized detective tale promises thrills as the famed sleuths chase clues in a perilous Red Triangle case. The story unfolds through sharp observations and clever deductions amid urban intrigue.
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