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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1911
Page
3
This notice promotes a mailbox purchase promising convenience for the postman and news dealer and to stop handbill scattering in yards. It advertises a two boys sale and urges early attendance due to limited supply.
An old style advertisement for The Camry Mocal Co at Columbus Ave and Center St touts ream towers and pretty plants for all occasions. It mentions sunern howers and bouquets for health and notes special attention to patronage with a bell phone and streetcar access.
A fragmented 1911 desk calendar notice promises daily reminders and future planning tools. It touts paper weight and imprints for banking and home use, with a yearly renewal option and a price of one dollar each.
A fragmented notice describes weekly egg production and quality claims asserting guaranteed freshness and safety. It mentions “Purple Boast Him” and a Corry area source, asserting carton cards show dates and weight notes.
A scattered City and Vicinity column notes the Authors' Club meeting postponed for a week, a health lecture in the Works, local court and jail items, weather, market prices, and upcoming public events. Names include Mun Hes se Drought, Mrs. Gunnison, and Mayor Alexander. places include Warren and Corry.
A concise account presents Eletlo Sproewald Maldon of Wincaliow in Germany and Allorion as central figures in a neighboring kingdom tale. It notes local ties and the stylized, period voice of the source.
Johnstown electrician Harry Davie aged 20 froze on a New York special train to Altoona after arrival. found dead from exposure near Pittsburg after attempting to ride home. He was pried off the car platform and may have suffered severe frostbite with possible amputation.
This week only prices cut on wood honey pine syrup and stomach tablets. Buy a DIM for four dollars and receive various items at reduced rates including Empire Stomach and Indigestion tablets offered at a fraction of their 50 cent box price.
A verbose sale notice lists bargain-priced pork cuts at 42 cents below market and a range of groceries and tobacco products. It touts Hart pork, Lee brands, Cocoa, molasses, and Evora cane syrup, plus peddler specials like Peddlers Punch and various tobaccos, promising low prices and bold claims.
Bargain notice promises payment to buyers during a sale of Lake Bartlett pears, Maryland yellow peaches, California prunes, and other produce. Prices are listed per pound or by item with low rates, urging quick purchase before stock runs out.
Amuse U Theater hosts Thy Humane Boulety Wednesday at 4 PM in the Traation office. The Pythian Story gathers with Mrs Charles Portia Franklin Street Sunday afternoon. A sale offers 20 off all eras. supplies urged before stocks run out. W A Sten promotes Up-Wittlin Hy Sherwood. Chicago merchant Simmons deceased after a stroke weeks earlier. In Clymer NY a business group forms to revive Necker and Myrtete stand, planning a general glove trade at the old Neckers and Myrtete premises.
A condensed aged text advertises a Passion Play depicting Jesus life from birth to ascension. The production features roles such as Christ Herod and others with scenes shown as illuminated transparent views. Presented under United Brethren Church auspices in Cherammargan, agaria for local audiences.
Local business announces closing due to owner leaving town. On Tuesday January 10 a shipment of stock will be put on sale at $1.50 each. All items in stock to be sold regardless of cost. Sale to occur at the business location with remaining inventory offered to the public.
Corry's Acme Mills proclaims that every sack of Very Best flour guarantees satisfaction and is unmatched in quality. The product is sold by Corry's leading grocers at $1.50 per sack.
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