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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1912
Page
6
The listing notes Coley and Pepper plants along with ten days of tomato, Danish Batthead, Bae sly Jersey Wakefiek Cabbage, cauliflower, lyin and Alyse Siveek Asters and Pansies now in block. It mentions Double and Single Fringed Pootins and vines from W.D. Rowe at 075 H Wayne St.
G Austin has opened a wagon shop on Boat Main Street two blocks from Center Street offering repair work of all kinds. The ad promises fair, reasonable prices and trustworthy service, inviting customers to bring in wagons and related gear.
An offer promotes a free sample of Magic Laundry Compound for a large wash at Iwi’s first class grocery. The ad claims the product saves half in labor and leaves clothes white as snow.
An old advertisement extols San Cura Ointment and San Cura Soup claiming quick healing of piles rashes sores and skin issues. It cites Thompson Medical Co. of Titusville Pennsylvania and promises money back if not satisfied while highlighting supposed poison removal and germ killing benefits.
The advertisement offers training to pilots with emphasis on motor propeller construction and aerial skills. It promises thorough instruction, special rates for applicants, and a large field for aviators. Prospective students are urged to send for prices and terms to The Guarantee Company in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Local residents and visitors were active with many short trips today. Will Dykes headed to Buffalo on business while J M Waltz visited Waterford. Sam Lines and John Love traveled for business in Erie and Cambridge Springs respectively. Dag Mitchell returned from Erie. Blainw Cincaid and others made local business trips to Warren and Union City.
A fragment describes a woman washing hands in a cheap yellow laundry soap bath. It claims her hands became cracked and chafed yet Easy Tak soap relieves rubbing by water dipping and is safe for delicate skin.
A report details bondholders hesitating to sell rail property near Lancaster and Oxford as a railway line from Quarryville to Oxford with a spur to Malpmount is at stake. A committee offered $15,000 for rails and real estate, rejected to avoid a $5,000 loss, while bondholders consider other options to preserve the line.
Tonight the library hosts a special program all evening featuring Doctor Flint and Mme Pearl Tangley who have appeared there all week. They will perform again all next week with a different program each night and are said to be handling their parts cleverly.
An old advertisement praised Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound as the remedy for infertility and postnatal health, with testimonials from Mrs A Martinuz of San Antonio and Mrs J J Snizwattt of Brooklyn. A memorial service notice follows, inviting Rebekah and Golden Mile Lodge members and families to attend on Sunday at 3 p.m.
Local nursery advertises geraniums and bedding plants for flower beds, inviting customers to place orders now for planting this season. They promise a wide assortment and guarantee customer satisfaction with timely planting and delivery.
Corry Floral Co with proprietor Columius Aye operates at Bell phono 222.1 as listed in local notices.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a community motto or slogan about Walker and Corry with garbled phrases. It hints at a persuasive message urging support, work, and credibility, but the readability is limited and no clear event, date, or named organization is determined from the fragment.
A fragmented notice touts ice cream by the scoop or bulk delivery, promising perfectly frozen flavors and catering for parties. It references delivery to homes, a supplier linked to Gren, and local drugseller R. G. Lindsley & Son on Fire Avenue.
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