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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
3
The readable fragments suggest a note about attending someone, mentioning a mother and a person named Hogenku with unclear actions after a departure. Details are fragmented and the exact event or date remains unreadable.
Local notices advertise several properties for sale or rent in Columbus vicinity. Listings include a 320 Euclid Street eight-room dwelling with garden, a Diamond Grocery corner property on Center and Columbus, Lot 50 100 Mott Street near Clinton, and a Maple Ave Park Place corner home with ample room for another house. Also noted are stores on Main Street formerly Wood’s and a Park-front dwelling on Smith Street with hot water and large porch.
Local ads list Knowlton Bros offers and specials for the morrow including ALT-8 contapound butter, dining room staffing, and buttons for custom goods. Notices mention Danelig entertainment at Beerbutton Park, and a death of Mrs. Emily A. Cook. Also advertised are a boot sale, jewelry items, and a special Saturday sale at the Barlow Hardware Co.
A local notice praises Dr W B Bland an apodiatiat at the European hotel for treating corns callouses ingrown toenails bunions with cold water and gentle instruments. He will stay in the city for a few more days inviting people to seek his help.
A fragmentary meditation discusses temptation as a fearful concept and hints at a possible series exploring infinite risks. The piece notes how Italian sounds may drift through the night, aiming to provoke instantaneous reaction and heightened emotional tension.
Corry Floral Co announces hanging baskets porch and widow boxes and vanes now available at the Corry Floral Co. on Columbia Ave and Center St. Call for estimates on all work. 5000 Aster plants offered in five varieties at 18 cents a dozen.
The June 17 article describes Colonel Roosevelt's return to New York aboard the Revenue Cutter Manhattan. Details include the planned arrival, homecoming events, reception committees, and police arrangements. It also mentions possible early arrivals, wedding plans for Mrs Alexander, and related social duties surrounding the homecoming.
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