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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1911
Page
3
A clipped advertisement showcases spring flowers including hyacinths, daffodils, aur osi, balms, founa, table ferns, rubber plants, umbrella plants and more. A. E. Pettit, florist, advertises fine floral work in all branches, urging proper care and amateur confidence from customers.
Amuse U Theater hosts a thriving event as locals celebrate a long running season. Crowd of theatergoers fills the venue with music and dance. Organizers anticipate continued community turnout at upcoming performances.
An advertisement touts Nord Tablets a pink coated remedy for nervous headaches poor digestion poor blood and sleeplessness. It promises a refund if not benefited from the first box and urges readers to buy at 50 cents from local druggists.
D M Jackson proprietor announces new city back service at Union Depot with prompt air tram airdrom and close connection to all parts of the city special attention to transfer of trunks and baggage contact via both phones
A jumbled note complains about delays in delivering a box of candy, blaming a rule to carry home four boxes and an implied extra tax. The writer laments holidays and birthdays ruined by enforced distribution, hinting at loss and displeasure over sales practices.
City and vicinity notes from a late issue describe Henderson's store offering second hand pianos at low prices, with a jumble of ads, notices, and local business mentions. The page also notes church meetings, school events, and upcoming openings, all in compact, bustling style.
A short notice promotes fresh daily Tafties in flavors like Old English vanilla chocolate strawberry cinnamon and other varieties. The ad emphasizes high grade stock uniform freshness and quick selling.
Mrs Sumner Bemis, who underwent an operation at Carry Hospital, is reported improving and hopes for a rapid recovery. Her many friends extend best wishes for a speedy return to health.
An unidentified man about 40 years old, 187 pounds, 5 foot 11, die d after being struck by Lake Shore No 1M train near the Teasp Hurry Keet Gronsing ghurtly. He was taken to Coronéy Hunley undertaker rooms on Peach street. Witnesses say he was a traveler, possibly a wayfarer, with tattoos including Casablanca and another unreadable mark. He was in the yards of the Lake Shore for pickup out of town.
A farmer named Pherrin found suits buried in hay on his farm after forking a bundle of clothing. He brought the items to Police Chief Wagner, prompting police to suspect the outfits were stolen from east railroad yards and placed in the hay stack until robbers returned.
A adjourned meeting of the stockholders will be held Monday evening March 18 at 8 o’clock to elect any director for the ensuing year. J. P. Canby Leo, Attest W. H. Dutty, Pres.
A teen girl, 18, stepped backward from a car on West Seventh Street near Seventh and State, was struck by a vehicle, and thrown to the pavement. A crowd formed as police and bystanders assisted. she was taken to Hane hospital, then returned to the Young Women’s Christian Association hall to recover while remaining in high school.
A two day missionary Jubilee at First Baptist Church in Franklin concluded Thursday evening with a pageant. The event mirrored similar pageants in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Financial results show Metherlet $206.75 for Baptist and $2,500.00 for Presbyterian, with totals reaching $1,254.86 for the Franklin churches.
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