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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1910
Page
3
Sell four inch pots of flowering stock at 10 cents and $1.00 for four dozen. This bargain runs while stock lasts. Visit to see the new stock that has just come into flower and pick up value for your garden.
A jumbled page lists various transactions and events from July 27 including a sale at Wrights 1126 Lot Solon, late curtains on offer, and general shop notices. It mentions church sermons, funerals, and community happenings with names like GN Reber and Wm Stennett.
An advertisement touts a stomach remedy claiming to restore digestion and strength after illness. It cites a “Mr. 1a” product in small tubs sold for 40 cents, promising quick relief and better digestion without harmful side effects.
A Napoleonic tale recalls Jerome Bonaparte's Westphalia accession and a banquet gone awry. The party's champagne revelry leads to a stolen imperial watch and a police inquiry, triggering orders from the Interior and a ministerial report in the Moniteur.
The Japanese steamer Telsutt Mari en route Kobe to Daly foundered off Chindo Island last night. Forty isred and two hundred six are missing. Warships search for survivors as cause remains unknown.
A garbled anecdote recalls a Colorado lake trip with four anglers and a loud claim about thousands of 'Gout' fish. The speaker asserts the fish bite, while another asks for proof, leading to a humorous, if rough, exchange among friends.
The notice advertises Wood's Fourth Annual Slaughter Sale from July 25 to 30, 1910 with a wide range of household goods and groceries on sale. Items include medicinal tonics, cleaning chemicals, food staples, and personal care products at heavily discounted prices, urging buyers to act quickly.
A long fragment details a July 1 sale offering reduced prices on tobacco and cigars including Sunbo and Copenhagen brands, drilling into cheap boxes, lard, coffee, evaporated milk, soap, pickles, breakfast foods, and various household items with deep discounts. It mixes product lists with unrelated comments and odd lines about personalities and misc. items.
A local notice advertises a slaughter sale offering wood and ware goods at low prices. Items include 100 MO sticks at 10 cents, 60 cent carpets, broom, pine pails at 18 cents, boards at 4 cents, washboards at 10 cents, willow baskets at 73 cents, washtubs at 89 cents, and safety matches at 4 cents.
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