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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1911
Page
6
A local plant shop advertises a fine selection of ferns and blooming primulas with reduced prices for a limited time. The pastel focus highlights low maintenance garden plants and cut flowers, promising "the best of everything" in stock.
Fragmentary OCR text references Pettit Florist at 310 East Main Street and unclear phrases about Bock Bear and Bock bebe with distorted place names and partial product mentions. No coherent event or person details available for a full summary.
An item touts Roxford Fabric as a top value in paper quality with a fine cloth finish. It mentions options of riled or plain and a proposed price listing, though details are unclear and partially garbled.
A fragment compares this paper’s value to rival 20 cent editions, touting superiority in a brief notice. It hints at a lower price of ten cents and claims a superior appeal, though the text is damaged and incomplete.
A jumble of names shows residents and visitors in the city today and over the weekend. Wright is noted with a 20 percent hat count at Stoan's while Aisi Dowlen of Centerville and Walter Wills with his mother visit Buffalo. Others travel to Corry, Brig, Jamestown, and James town for family and business reasons, with several attending birthdays and short trips.
An advertisement promotes Parrogone as a tonic for women claiming it strengthens the heart and improves circulation to prevent congestion, headaches, and weakness. The text touts renewed vigor and vitality, offering the remedy for 500 price through Thomas Downy.
Ambiguous listing notes a show at Amuse U Theater featuring Devotion and a slave theme. The Hiro Department in New York City is listed with firemen and apparatus referenced, suggesting a printed notice for a local venue showing with public safety notes.
New York January 28 David Graham Phillips novelist shot Monday by Fitzhugh Golishoroiusi. funeral held yesterday at St George church large crowd attended by Archdeacon George F Nelson Rev C A Norton and Rev J W Scott pallbearers included Senator A J Meveridge. Body laid to rest in Marble cemetery awaiting burial decision by Mrs Frevarlag.
Reported plans describe a Junior Republic movement forming in England this spring under William George of Dreavilie, with expectations of branches in Chicago and Boston. The initiative aims to establish citizen colonies tied to the British Institution and American republic models, with about a dozen institutions now active nationwide and in Freeville.
An elderly Civil War veteran, Wantam H. Harper, 71, was fatally struck by a train on the Pennsylvania Railroad bridge near Dunkirk, NY. A resident of Oil City, PA, he served in the Round Hand regiment, discharged as a sergeant in 1862, and is survived by his wife and two sons and a daughter.
A short note announces that the Men-tho-lo agency is taken by Malida B and invites interested parties to call at her home for details or enrollment.
Local ad urges readers to visit Willing's Etran burg Music House for a special piano sale this week before making a new instrument selection. Readable note mentions a big advertisement.
Local Concord area items: several residents to undergo appendicitis surgery at Corry hospital last Thursday and another patient to hospital for appendicitis. Obituary note for Dr William Winkeston, and many townsfolk in the Glade area. Residents cited include Mary Want Baler, Mea Wi Waite, Mrs Chelatie, Mr Chelton, and others. Dancing school attendance noted among youths. Allen Bersee buys A Stowell farm at Concord Corners. Rev Lawrence relocating to L. B. Miard’s house ahead of conference. local families Kept busy with visits, moves, and care.
An OCR fragment promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming a "positive cure" for catarrh without constitutional disease, stating internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and urging readers to buy from Cheney & Co in Toledo, Ohio, with a no-risk reward note.
A man named Auguste searched for coal at a London scene. He left his Dora and cart outside when he asked locals for help, only to return and find the gates cleared. A bystander quips the man thinks he is a waterer as he frets over the missing wagon and horse.
London Inn scene notes John Lockwood Kipling, father of Rudyard Kipling, described as fend. The passage sketches Kinship and early life hints around the famous author’s family setting and a London lodging.
Local shoe sale lists Stetson Nettleton Crossett Hannah and Velvet brands with men women and children styles. Prices cut from six to two dollars in some cases, noting no shop-worn stock and urging quick buy before Wit pin shoes arrive.
Fragmented readable items describe street addresses and lots for sale or description of buildings and shop spaces. The text references a bridge lot, a corner road, and a factory introduction with mention of water and furniture, plus an uneasy catalog of structures and locations. The fragment mentions Corry Pennsylvania and potential families.
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