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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1910
Page
3
Readable items announce Easter tunes and church events, shop promos, and local notices. Corry area items include market ads, hospital drives, garden tips, and small-town happenings with names like Wilcox Market, Corry Hospital, Warren, Meadville, and Concord Township. Two deaths noted: Alden Higgens and Chas Carroll.
Plow gardens with one horse for small plots and widen with a narrow plow. Spread manure and wait for completion on your premises to avoid damaging lawns. Chambers suggests a wide tire wagon to prevent lawn injury. Cory Pa, Read the Journal.
A fragmented 1920s-era item discusses Thurber and Treasury involvement in creating an orphanage style care for seals. It notes the Commerce Department and Revenue Cutter Service considering transforming Thurber’s method into a formal shelter, with officials debating feasibility and funding in Washington.
A Philadelphia mint showcases a press capable of applying 1100 units of force per square inch to metal sheets. The apparatus demonstrates high pressure output in minting processes and highlights engineering precision used in coin production.
The message promotes spring colors and latest weaves for men's wear from the New York City based international tailoring line. It invites orders to guarantee a fit, claims low prices and good workmanship, and highlights oxford shoes and pampas aisles as part of a complete outfit.
Cure advertised claims rhumatism and neuralgia vanish in 1 to 3 days. Text asserts immediate system action, removing the cause and disease, with first dose offering great benefit. Sold for 75 cents and $1 by the Dirham fDruz Go.
Full line of cut flowers offered by Corry Floral Co. Easter lilies available. order at least three days in advance for best selection.
Easter waists with lace and embroidery trimmed offered at 98c to 5.00, extra fine waists from 1.50 to 5.00, plus French gloves claimed most satisfactory with a real trench glove at 1.00 and French kid glove at 1.50. The ad emphasizes substantial savings and a range of accessories for the season.
The listing highlights Jabot ties in stylish designs with prices from 25 to 50 cents. Fancy colors range from 15 cents to 2 dollars 50 cents, and silk stock ties are 25 cents.
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