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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1910
Page
3
Corry Floral Co on Columbus Ave and Center street advertises a Gat Line location with a green house and phone orders guaranteed to satisfy. It lists carnation like varieties and multiple cut flowers including roses and sweet peas, inviting customers to visit.
If you buy a sewing machine from Morrla you can rely on it being right here to give proper instructions and keep it in good order. The guarantee lasts ten years and it can be valued over 26 years at the same old stand at 160 N. Genter street.
Removal sale continues with reduced prices on autobox and pound paper. Window prices show regular paper 35 and 60 cents, some generic paper at low rates. Book sale ongoing with Voxtra Values, Jinn of Boe mention.
A fragmented OCR passage discusses using water and freezing to explode granite. It describes drilling holes in a large block, filling with water, freezing, and the resulting expansion cracking the stone. It references the immense forces involved in nature and mentions dynamite in passing.
Local column lists Steon’s jewelry dep't ads and various shop offerings including collars neckties and new spring goods at GN Roberts. Community notices mention embroid ery club, ladies aid, Lutheran apron sale and officers election, plus public health and civic updates from Crawford county and nearby towns.
The meeting records show an initial meeting read and approved. A concurrent resolution for a joint session was adopted and a subsequent session convened with roll call. The draft appropriation ordinance for the coming year was discussed and ordered printed for one member. Reams motions directed mayor to collect dues from Union Telephone Co and set the tax levy at 15 mills with an ordinance to fix salaries of the fire chief and street superintendent. Adjourned.
G J Wood will lease the large store room on N Center street vacated by Lyons and Murray and move there April first. The new location near the largest grocery will house a large nation department and the Rultoo Market will become a modern up to date establishment. The Main street store, once a top small shop, has been cramped for room but will move to the bigger N Center site with improved service attracting more customers.
This afternoon a porter was loading trunks from a traveling man on North Center Street when a truck slid on the ice in front of Rabbit's dry goods store. One handle crashed through a plate glass window, causing damage.
The annual meeting of the Corry Hospital Association stockholders will be held at the hospital on Wednesday March 4 1910 at eight o'clock p m Election of Directors for the ensuing year. The notes include a quoted dialogue about singing and a reference to a Chicago Tribune item on marriage for money and divorce.
A block party event features comedy and skating fun on Thursday night. A pair of skates will be given to each of the last couple on the floor.
The readable fragments describe a dated historical note with unfamiliar terms and possible proper nouns. No clear events, people, or organizations emerge, leaving only scattered letters and placeholders that do not form a coherent report.
A condensed notice of fashion history recounts the rise of silk hats and toppers as the standard headgear during a duel-era crowd at Paraborough in 1860. It contrasts that era with a modern football scene at the palace, noting a revolution in style from bowler-like caps to tweed caps and the lingering image of the topper as orthodox attire.
A fragmentary reminiscence of Honorable Harry Erskine the lord advocate. The anecdote depicts his sharp wit during a discussion on friends last sentences and a playful exchange about names. References to The King and a Mr Dunton appear in the dialogue.
The Bowie Company begins Saturday to close out its desirable stock of hats and gentleman furnishing goods at cost as they are going out of business. Fixtures and all go. Location listed as Grandin Hotel Block.
Lyan Knepp offers interior decorating and painting services with an elegant wallpaper line. Ready to provide suggestions and estimates, based at N First Ave Bell 164-1.
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