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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1911
Page
3
The Cotry Floral Co located at Columbus Ave and Center St advertises pretty plants for all occasions. They offer funeral flowers bouquets for the sick with personal attention and invite patronage while promising up-to-date offerings at their greenhouses.
An old advertorial claims Nero Tablets restore energy and vitality for run down nerves and poor digestion. It warns of fatigue and lack of vigor, promises a bold recovery, and urges readers to buy a first box for one cent to test the product's value.
Garbled text with stray phrases hints at a playful or satirical note about a box of candy and birthday or holiday themes. The lines mention someone vying for a candy box, possibly a home delivery or showcase, but the overall content is unclear and broken.
A jumble of notices describes auctions and sales of tiling supplies at Husititae Men'n Exchanges, a court rule on a show cause matter, real estate transfers, and local incidents. It notes hospital cases, a boy injured riding a pony, a church social calendar, and upcoming community events in Warren and nearby towns.
A historic ad promotes gold shell spectacles priced at 84 50 with a free eye examination. It claims a money back guarantee and credits the Bear Fat a N.Y. and the Chicago College of Optometry for the collaboration. The event is to be held at James Hole Farlo on Wednesday March ath.
Torn doorway on the Wasted Velvex route used to force entry into the Jasper Grove chicken house. Four horses and a heavy load described as eight pounds each were used in attempts to pry open the door. March 6 report from Tatrobe, Pa notes lingering efforts to steal birds and belongings.
Kate Gibbons a cook in Philadelphia confessed to lacing the family drinking water with poison. The scheme involved E T Stotenbury nephew of banker B T Stotesbury and Cramp Shipbuilding director Henry Grove. The plan aimed to harm three Grove children and the incident was detected by a nurse and chemist.
Renaux, aboard St Sunaquesas, wins the Michelin prize of 24 00 offer at the Aero club in St Claud Pats. Vayinga bi Blaye and Mugen Renaux secure second and third as the steeple of the cubedrt towers over a 200 mile course finishing with a 4400 faint point and a six hour time limit.
Lat Marol and J. G. Wake, mayor of Kiln, were involved in a quarrel that escalated in the district court. William McManus shot and killed Wake yesterday, with McManus in custody facing fall proceedings.
An ad touts Rexall Dyspeptic Tablets as a complete remedy for stomach troubles. It claims the pills aid digestion, reduce gas, and convert food into usable body matter. Guaranteed relief or money refunded, with three sizes priced at 26 cents, 50 cents, and $2.00 from The Rexall Store C. Babbitt & Son Corry PA.
A small market listing touts a selection of fresh and cured meats poultry and fish at Ressler Market on Pint Avenue. The note emphasizes exclusive offerings and quality produce for shoppers.
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