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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1911
Page
6
Ferns, primroses, and primulas are advertised as fine plants for jardinières with special temporary discounts. The ad notes a broad assortment and promises more cuttings and related items on hand, though the text is garbled with scattered vendor references and misspellings.
Roxford Fabric advertises sloth finish paper available in ruled or plain styles. Packaged in an attractive box, it emphasizes strong value and competitive pricing for today’s market.
An observer notes the paper’s value versus competitors, urging readers to compare and seek better reporting and affordability. The comment highlights distinct quality and bold editorial voice as a selling point.
Fragmentary verse warns that vitality and happiness can be drained by neglect and misaligned energy. The speaker contemplates remedies, noting that what helps some may not aid others, and urges caution against allowing neglect to prove costly.
An advertisement asserts Maltonol improves blood, nerves, and digestion, promising total health. It touts a large bottle for 75 cents and urges readers that it contains exactly what will help.
A crowded stream of visitors and locals travels through Union City and surrounding areas. D M Alford and B L Valentine are noted names along with numerous brief calls, business trips, and social visits to Erie, Jamestown, Pittaburg, and other locales, with health updates and small commerce details interwoven.
An eminent specialist announces a new product called ethinedouble strength for freckle removal advertised by C. Hubbitt & Son. The ad promises a clear complexion, total safety for tender skin, and a money back guarantee if it fails to meet expectations. It claims dramatic fading by using ethine and highlights a refund policy.
Calvin Fulmer shot himself in the left hand on Thursday. Dr. Page found the wound serious and amputated the hand above the wrist at Corry hospital. He was very weak at last report. Local notes report the death of Mr. Abel H. Moore in Lipstomb Texas on January 21 at age 67 after long illness. a Civil War veteran with service in the 18th Pennsylvania Cavalry. He is survived by his wife and one daughter, and by brothers Hiram and Wesley Moore and Mrs. John Springstead of this place.
A fragmented Elgin Chronicle notes a theft of tity cakes intended for Tonaldwon’s at a Wednesday night event, sparking local indignation over the trick. It also mentions Elgin’s health, a typhoid scare absent for years, visitors from Corry and Will Gordon’s family, and various notices about mineral water improvements and local ads including piano sales and theater attendance.
Advertising blurb touts upholstery and machine repair work with reasonable prices and fast service. Mentions a spring rush and invites readers to call or visit Mr. Rooney at 518 W Maln Bt for cards or contact.
An advertisement promising eight half-ounce packets of top sweet pea varieties for 45 cents plus free packets of select blooms. The offer highlights lavender Spencer and Queen of the Market, with a February16 deadline for a bonus orchid flowered variety and extra seeds, sent from Avoca New York to any address.
Fractured ad copy touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as constitutional medicine addressing blood and mucous surfaces. It promises a one hundred dollar reward if the remedy fails and urges readers to request a list of ingredients from Y J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
The readable text presents a garbled OCR fragment about a person or event with stray names and uncertain context, offering no clear place, date, or action for a concise card summary.
Washington Jan 31 a bill creating a permanent tariff board passed the house after nine hours of wrangling. The measure went through as reported by the Ways and Means Committee with a strict party split, final tally 186 to 93.
A local store clears women girls and children's footwear at steep discounts. Ladies and misses shoes priced at 50c and 40c for storm boots and school shoes, sizes 24 to 6, advertised as fresh factory stock with no shop-worn pairs.
A jumbled page of late era classifieds mentioning houses for sale and rent, rooms for let, lots for sale, and miscellaneous notices. References include streets, property features, and partial phrases like Main Street, 146, and various building terms. Wording is garbled but signals real estate and listings activity with scattered names and prices.
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