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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1910
Page
5
The Corry Floral Co promotes its own grown carnations and a wide selection of cut flowers including roses, sweet peas, primroses, cyclamen, and more. Call or telephone orders guaranteed to satisfy. contact via Bell phone.
If you buy a sewing machine from Morrin you can rely on him being here to give proper instruction and keep it in good order. The guarantee runs to cash value for 10 years and more than 26 years at the same old plant location 150 N Centar street.
A damaged notice announces a removal sale with bargains on paper and book stock. It mentions window prices for regular paper at 25 and 60 cents, 600 paper weights, and an assortment of books priced around 26 cents. The garbled text implies liquidation by lowering prices to move inventory.
An old note describes Babbitt's Rexall Store and a quarry operation using water to freeze and split granite. Drilling halted when water froze, expanding to crack large rock pieces. The fragment hints at the presence of a vast vein or block of stone, though details are obscured by garbled text.
A crowded page lists market ads, club meetings, school closures, church society events, and local notices. It mentions Hartley Coleridge quotes, Hanson Market promotions, Stewn and Steen stores, embroidery club, liquor license approvals, school epidemic closures, and planned meetings in Crawford and Erie counties. Included are real estate agency notes, tailor and fabric sales, and garden market pricing. It also reports a Titusville curfew enforcement and a hospital stockholders meeting setup.
The council, led by Mr Bilas, met with Dawson Love Murray Melames Steen and Bila. They approved the previous minutes and adopted a concurrent resolution for a joint session. Keefe Ricker Ream Dawson Love Murray Melnnes Blisy attended roll call. They discussed printing the draft appropriation, instructed mayor to collect lien of 100 from Union Telegraph, set the next year’s levy at 16 mills, and ordered salary fixes for fire chief and streets superintendent. Adjourned by RL Porter, City Clerk.
C J Wood plans to relocate Jesse the large store room to N Genter Street soon after Lyons and Murray vacate. The move, effective April first, will create the city's largest grocery with Fulton Market and a nationwide department, ending the cramped Main Street shop’s days of turning away customers.
A hotel porter attempting a trick with a traveling man on North Center Street toppled a truck into the storefront of Babbitt's drug store causing the plate glass window to shatter when a handle struck it. No injuries reported.
Readable bits show two names Raw Sienna and Aika Stems with stray words hinting at a foreign or stylized caption. The line is garbled and lacks coherent event or context for a full summary.
A fragmented note traces hat styles from 1860s England, contrasting beaver toppers with cap-like headwear and wooden-capped football looks. It cites Sayers and Heenan, Dickens era fashions, and the shifting orthodox headgear from the 19th century to modern times.
From the London Standard a humorous exchange unfolds during a trial as Erskine and fellow jurors clash over the phrasing of a line about the king. A Str Dunlop responds with a challenge while Erskine quips about the syllables and clarity of speech.
The Bowin Co. begins a Saturday sale to clear out stock of bats and gentlemen’s wearing goods. The ad promises best stock in country and prices unheard of as the business closes. Located at Arandin Hotel Block with pictures offered.
A notice from Lynn Knepp, age 61, located at 1st Ave Bell, requests decorating work. She offers interior decorating and painting, seeks to provide suggestions, and can make estimates. Telephone contact appears as Bell phone 164-8.
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