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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1911
Page
3
This notice announces a mail box offered with each $2,500 sale. It emphasizes convenience for the postman and news dealer and claims it will stop hand bill scatter in yards. Readers are urged to come early due to limited supply.
W H Dulty and Company, prominent footwear retailers, are highlighted in a local business notice detailing their shoe selections, store hours, and extension of services. The feature emphasizes their long-standing presence in the town’s retail landscape and customer service offerings.
The Gerry Floral Co advertises French flowers and pretty plants for all occasions at our greenhome. Funeral flowers and bouquets are available with careful attention to patronage. Call bell phone for orders and delivery.
A catalog entry promotes a desk calendar for 1911 highlighting its Thoth calendar feature, daily reminders for future events, and serving as a paper weight and desk ornament. It notes an annual renewal option at a small cost and mentions paper styles and wall patterns with prices around 1.60 dollars.
Beginning Wednesday January 4 buyers can procure Purple Bear orks with guaranteed quality. Each carton shows the lay date and weighs about 40 ounces. Eggs are stored cold to ensure freshness and free from mustiness. Nova an og with Tot qutriment describes the product as produced from Wyandottes of Green Glenway with mild flavored vegetables and pure milk. Exclusively available at Soreala.
Jamestown listings reveal typhoid concerns with a patient count rising and officials urging precautions. City notices include a county merchants meeting, church society events, and plans for officer examinations, with railroad and music shop ads interspersed among weathered community updates and social announcements.
Health officials report boiled water advisories lifted as Mhowlton area homes regain sanitary conditions. In Corry, Charles S. Strick travels to probate the will of B. Lippona, valued at about $21,000, appointing Mrs Lone Lipman and Jacoy Newman as executors.
A distorted ad page lists cut price offers for various items including a 22 hands delivery service, sugar, honey, cough syrup, digestive aids, and antacid boxes. It mentions 4 to 45 cent prices and home delivery, but the text is garbled and hard to extract clear details or brand names.
Local grocers spotlight specials on salt pork at 12 cents and rich molasses cans for 10 cents, with ads touting cheaper prices than competitors. Promotions promise value on Walter Baker’s Cocoa and Pestum cereal, urging customers to sample pure New Orleans molasses and other pantry staples this week.
A fragmented ad notes Big Tobacco selling Andy Diain’s strap chewing tobacco and plug tobaccos in old style. Hull Durham and Sywitt sell 100g plugs at 4 cents, with Big 4 Plug Tobacco at 86 cents per pound. Peddler’s Punch cigars offered at 8 cents each. A challenge promotes five cent cigars as a bargain compared to Paddlers Fanch at 8 cents.
Readable lines advertise discounts on dried fruit and California prunes. Mentions Silver Lake and Maryland addresses, with prices around 12 to 14 cents per unit and a pound price of 10 cents for prunes, urging shoppers to act this week.
A fragment notes a box of Meat's Anti-Cold Tab veta priced at 25 cents for two hour doses, offered at DiFhati's. The readable text is damaged but signals a cold remedy sale with short price details.
Katherine Davidson alias Mrs Louise Drake caretaker of three and a half year old Louise LePatourel sustained severe burns in a Christmas accident. Louise is improving but cannot yet walk. Davidson, a public school employee, remains unable to return to work though rapid recovery is expected.
The Sunshine project at Lyric Theater shines amid Poverty Row chatter. Critics hail the unconventional staging as a standout, noting Chestmas Capot Enson’s masterful direction and Charles Dinkens’s witty contributions elevate the production this season.
Fragmentary OCR yields a fragmentary maritime scene with names Landon Voiegratily and Cetil- Voss. Hard to parse but suggests a voyage or crate laden scene and mentions a Yakian or Yury trainere.
The article reports a heated exchange on Panama Canal fortifications between Foraker and supporters of the administration. It cites statements attributed to Foraker and references Secretary Hay, the Hay-Pauncefote treaty, and ongoing plans affecting U S policy on canal defenses. The piece notes differing interpretations of legal effects and U S government stance on fortification authority.
A fragmentary note from New York discusses Powell and an extradition question. The terse reference hints at a legal review or court action and the surrounding prose suggests media commentary on the case.
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