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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1910
Page
3
The Corry Floral Co offers carnations roses lilies and all cut flowers from their greenhouse on Columbus Ave and Genter Street near the car line. Orders by telephone guaranteed. Bell phone listed.
Tom Morris offers sewing machine advice at 160 N Cantor Street promising trusted guidance and a 10 year cash value guarantee. With 26 years under the old stand, this shop claims reliability and proper instructions for keeping machines in good order.
Removal sale notice states extra bargains as stock moves. It mentions prices in window and on sale box paper and pound paper. Notes regular 8b and 0c paper 2b, 46, 27 and 280, 60e books at 2c. See window for details and values.
Fragmentary text discusses an improvised explosive device using water to expand a geankts block and create a hazardous blast. It mentions Babbitt's Rexall Store and a quarry district, with references to dynamite like preparation and delayed effect.
The column blends theater ads for vaudeville and movies at the Library Theater with local business notices. It reports shop moves such as Brown shifting harness and trunk operations to a larger storefront, remodels, charity bake sales, a church society meeting, wedding notices, and a farm for sale near Corry with building lots.
Meadville faces its worst flood in recent years with two feet of water in many streets. Lower Chestnut Street and the Erie railroad station are flooded. city hall firefighting equipment moved. residents evacuate basements as water rises. The flood stems from a gorge near Buchansi Junction and swollen streams threaten further damage.
Frank Caselier, a spiritual medium, is active in town offering spiritual, personal, and business guidance from 152 Matt. Street at Mrs Pattarson’s residence. Open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Turned Round, with contact via phone 1880.
A historical piece describes women’s roles in federal civil service, listing salaries for various positions from clerk to stenographer and nurse. It notes many jobs are open to women, with pay scales, exam processes, and regional employment data, including numbers in Washington and the District of Columbia.
A scattered set of household tips and cautions. Advice warns against certain dairy practices and suggests avoiding milk on the stomach. It includes a brass cleaning tip using oxalic acid and water with gentle polish. Ends with a note about salting underground vegetables.
An advertisement offers Rexall Orderlies as a guaranteed remedy for constipation in all forms. It claims benefits with regular use according to directions, promises satisfaction or a refund, and touts no habit formation. The copy emphasizes ease of use, gentle effects, and availability at Babwitt & Son, The Rexall Store.
A reader is urged to use Pape's Diapepsin for indigestion and stomach distress. The ad claims rapid relief from sour stomach, gas, heartburn, and discomfort after meals, asserting most foods are tolerated after five minutes with the remedy. It warns against ineffective cures and touts Diapepsin as a universal stomach aid.
Weekly list of names advertised for letters. Mrs A Frankenstein Arlia Morey Anna Miller Daniel Replogle RB Underwood Miss M A Burnell Jennie N Conner and others, call advertised. Also notice of Corry Hospital Association stockholders meeting at hospital March 9 1910 at 8:00 p.m. J P Canby, See.
The Bowie Company begins Saturday the 26th to close out desirable stock of hats and gentlemen’s finishing goods. This is the “Weat hought” stock to be sold without regard to cost as they are positively going out of business. Now is your opportunity to get honest, up to date goods at unheard of prices at The Bowie Co Grandin Hotel Block.
An advertisement states readiness to provide painting and interior decorating ideas and estimates. It notes an elegant wallpaper line and gives contact as Lynn Knepp Gi N First Ave with Bell phone 104-1.
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