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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1911
Page
3
Pettit A E Florist advertises a selection of flowering bulbs and greenery including tulips hyacinths daffodils and palms. The note asks readers to visit Floral World branches and to contact Pettit at 310 East Main Street for orders.
A brief urging readers to engage directly with the speaker rather than rely on secondhand judgment. The note emphasizes personal dialogue to assess merit and value, framing conversation as the path to genuine understanding.
If your complexion is dull and your face shows wan vitality you may be nervous and tired. The advertisement claims Nero Tablets can refresh the blood and restore vigor in the nerves and urges readers to buy now at five cents a box.
Local shoppers found Knowlton’s selling smoked mackerel and evaporated fruits while Wright’s advertised a week Friday umbrella sale. Wilcox Market offered calf lard, pickled pork and smoked bacon, with multiple notices on millinery openings, native pies, and farm sales. Community items include funeral details for Marion Mille, and reports on state bear trap reform and public notices from Jamestown and Warren papers.
Vendors show wagons returning to Corry markets as spring signs appear. The article touts the artificial product for cooling and storage uses, claiming cleanliness, non clogging rain pipes, longer life, and cheaper performance at the same price. It notes wide market and storage plant adoption in town.
Tonesta March 29 a two week old infant perished in a house fire caused when a blanket was drawn from a stove. The blaze swept the dwelling, and the mother and other occupants escaped only after smoke filled the sleeping room. The baby died in the fire despite efforts to rescue the child.
Jamestown officials concluded William Hector died accidentally after misjudging the speed of Car No 110 on Jones and Gifford avenue last Thursday. Hector, who boarded opposite the scene, was struck while en route to his boarding place. his identity and residence remained unknown at the inquest.
Judge Walling granted the license to Conner House in Talon County after a judicial review of testimony and arguments related to the proprietor Sprowls. The case contended that bartenders sold signs or containers to patrons, with defense noting the young men obtained alcohol despite claiming to be under 30.
The International Tailoring Co offers to collect your measurements through local agents after selecting fabric. A. F. Messenger & Soc at 212 West Main Street handles the process and valved ondie for sample salt.
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