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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
3
From now on we will offer some extra bargains from our stock to save moving them. Thin work we have placed on wrapping paper with pound paper. See the prices in our window. Regular 35 and 60e paper. Some 5c paper at 2 7 and Be. The book are in still going on. Some extra values in seth. See our window. A line of few hooks at 260, 48 fee. So, 1 Block ae.
The notice advertises a sewing machine guarantee. It promises reliable instruction and proper maintenance with a 10 year cash value guarantee. It cites Morris at 160 N Center Street as the long standing shop.
An OCR fragment presents a theatre scene involving Cellicle and Herbert Reeves in London with Sir Henry Irving asked to observe. The dialogue references a “nlece” and mock judgments as Irving mutters unclear phrases about the staging and spectacle.
Local ads note Knowlton's offers celery potatoes and sweet oranges at low prices. They list fresh produce including new maple syrup, Juicy Florida oranges, and potatoes by the bushel. Also advertised are sales on pants, stockings, and a variety of household goods.
Word reached here that the body of Willian Loveland was recovered from a creek at Youligaville. The body was washed ashore on a small island about a mile below the bridge where he was struck by a train.
An advertisement extols Thompson's Barosma as a scientific kidney liver and bladder regulator. It claims to purify blood by clearing kidneys and urges two weeks of daily use at $0.50 to $1.00 a bottle. The piece ends noting Roosevelt era travel and colonial administration context.
London reports Coren Martin, secretary of the Royal Society of Fillion Artists, convicted of misappropriating society finds. He was sentenced to prison terms in a notable court ruling.
Representatives of tugmen’s organizations and Great Lakes Townhs company wrapped up an adjourned conference in Cleveland. Officials agreed to maintain the current wage scale for two years, extending to April 1913.
The article explains the astonishing scale of stars beyond our sun with Arcturus as an example. It describes immense diameters, distances in light years, and the concept of light taking time to reach Earth. Parallax and spectroscope methods are outlined to measure star distances and composition, highlighting the vast, almost inconceivable distances in the universe.
Dialogue fragment recalls a comic exchange about marriage and debt. Benhaw says he did not pay the minister, and the speaker notes concern with judging by appearances. The lines echo a humorous tone about social debts and wages in a dated setting.
Friday morning at ten o clock a special sale will include a free globe and two goldfish with each 250 cent cake of high class soup. The offer runs while 150 globes and 100 fish last, limited to early shoppers at Teed & Co.s Racket Store and is promoted as a healthy novelty for bath and nursery use. Many goldfish are already on display in the Recital & Co. show window, making a striking attraction for customers.
The schedule states cars to Columbus depart Corry hourly on the even hour from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. with a 10 p.m. last Corry run and 10:30 p.m. last Columbus run. city cars run every 20 minutes to North Corry and East Wayne Street, with extras from the Waiting Room. Saturday nights include 9:80 and 1 p.m. runs. Sunday first car leaves Waiting Room at 8:40 a.m.
An advertisement proclaims a move to 107 North Center Street by Lyons Murray, offering entire stock at actual wholesale cost. It promises major discounts on groceries and drugs, with many items priced to move, and notes delivery will begin April 1 and a January stock of new items already contracted.
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