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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1911
Page
6
A small plant shop advertises a varied selection of ferns suitable for a Christmas gift ornament. The note promises affordable prices on blooming primroses and perennials, with a broad range of potted plants on hand including Bock Beer beer, tied to a playful local branding.
Roxford Fabric is presented as a top value paper option offering flue cloth finish. Available in riled or plain styles, it is sold in an attractive ox packaging with a stated price, indicating a focus on bargain quality for the market.
Advertises its price at ten cents and claims superiority over higher priced papers. Promises value and quality to readers comparing with sixteen or twenty cent competitors. Offers limited sale details and emphasizes affordability.
A fragmented page blends introspective lines on life, judgment, and change with a stream of local society notes. It mentions neighbors, visitors, trades, and sales, including Knowlton’s oranges, Wilcox Market specials, and a 40th Annual Clearing Sale by B. B. Steinett & Son. It notes Day M. Lite’s death, and various residents' comings and goings across Titusville and nearby towns.
An old advertisement urges readers to assist aging relatives with Vinci cod liver and iron tonic promising renewed strength. A testimonial from Litenfield, Tl, describes a 72 year old man who improved after using Vittel and claims money back if not satisfied. Corry Pa druggists Dabbive & Son endorse the product.
A dated market synopsis shows New York price reports for wheat corn oats butter and eggs with state and regional figures. Buffalo area livestock prices list prime cattle steers heifers and hogs, followed by hay and grain market notes and a brief note on a Civil War era film event The Blue and the Gray Lyric Wheatier tonight.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a legal or court related item with damaged names and numbers. It mentions a value around ten thousand dollars and multiple proper nouns, but the unreliable source prevents a clear event, outcome, or involved parties beyond scattered references to a jury and a dock.
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