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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1911
Page
6
We offer a cool assortment of ferns and blooming plants for holiday gifts. Come in for low prices on the best flowers and garden items, with bold seasonal variety and ready stock on hand.
This item promises convenience by preventing hand bills from scattering in yards. Offered at $2.50 with a limited supply, customers are urged to come early.
The Corry Floral Co. advertises from a corner at Columbus Ave and Center, inviting customers to find sewers and grotty plants for all occasions. It claims to sell flowers and bouquets for the sick and asks for patronage, noting a bell phone and streetcar line access.
A 1911 desk calendar described as a daily reminder of future tasks. Notes its excellent paper weight and potential to decorate a desk. Mentions yearly renewal at small cost and options in several styles and materials priced at $1.00 each.
A crowded list of visits and homecomings across Spartansburg, Erie, Buffalo, and surrounding towns. Miss Bess Merrick Id a Warren visits and Mrs Andrew Dou of Dowden is very sick. Dozens of residents, including James O Connor and Charles Hall, return from short visits, while others depart for Buffalo, Union City, and Philadelphia areas after holidays.
An old advertisement promotes Nero and Nerves as a stimulant and nerve restorer. It claims to soothe unsettled nerves, ease sleeplessness, and restore a healthy condition using Volney tone tablets. Sold by all druggists in Corry. price per box.
L. M. Child argues sunshine and clean air uplift society. He contends happiness reduces quarrels and wickedness, urging people to seek joy and calm to ease world tensions.
A fragmented clipping mentions scarce coins and a high post in a polemic facing a fatal outcome. The readable bits reference unusual currency and a death, with unclear dates and places. Entities include ill-formed names and scattered numbers.
In a long station of commentary on college football, scrubs or reserves are praised for their hard preparation and behind the scenes work. The piece notes how substitute players, coaches, and even fans contribute to the team, with West Point pilgrimages and club loyalties shaping the season. It highlights the unseen efforts of scrub players who sharpen tactics, supply practice depth, and keep the varsity strong through persistent training and support.
A garbled OCR record lists numerous property lots, houses, and estate details. It mentions Brook, Denny, Marie, Lemon, King, Maple, Smith, Church, Main, Park, Wayne, and North Cantor among others, with references to building plots and acre farm parcels. The fragment also cites a Columbus road, Mast Street, and various ownership phrases, indicating a scattered catalog of real estate deeds and parcels without a coherent narrative.
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