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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1911
Page
3
A frayed, OCR style notice touts spring flowers including tulips hyacinths and ferns and calls for trials of floral work said to be properly done. The fragment hints at a supplier or advertiser urging customers to be convinced by a demonstration.
A brief note urges engaging with the Naor to evaluate merit, suggesting direct discussion to form judgment. No explicit date or location is provided, but the call to converse implies a persuasion approach aiming to validate value through dialogue. The fragment hints at a promotional or advocacy stance rather than a formal announcement.
An early 20th century ad copy touts Nero Tablets as a cure for dull nerves and poor complexion. It claims the medicine enriches the blood, restores vigor, and improves health, with a 50 cent price tag and availability through druggists.
City and vicinity notices tease Knowiton celery and lettuce stalls, Wilcox Market chairing Easter bats, and a Saturday sale at Cohen’s. Bargains include pork lard at 6 percent, canned foods, 48 inch white wool salting, discounted Hannah shoes, a bake sale at Downey’s drug store, and corsets from La Resista. Wilcox Market features.
The notice announces MM Weisser’s millinery opening on Saturday April 1 with afternoon and evening hours. It advertises trimmed hats and printed ruffles at sale prices, plus a broad range of discounted spring goods from other merchants, and mentions concurrent postings for clothing and accessories across town.
Wood's Saturday Bargains lists creamery butter at 28 cents a pound and strictly fresh eggs at 18 cents. Dozer Druggiata Hoarhount candy and assorted creams drops priced by the pound at 10 cents, with 5 cent cigars 7 for 25 cents and Cheroots Stogas five brands at 100. Two Stogas specials offer 4 for 6 cents.
Wilcox Market advertises Saturday bargains including sugar cured cob smoked bacon by the strip, smoked pork loin last of the season, lard, and genuine pickled pig feet at low prices. Bids due Saturday noon April 1st, 1914, for excavation work for the new garage adjoining Hotel Grandin. bids sealed and bound, W. B. Marsh listed.
The International Tailoring Co invites customers to place varied orders for a sample salt selecting fabric and providing measurements through local agents A. F. Mesenger & Son at 212 West Main Street.
Local notice announces a free matinee at AmusUl for boys tomorrow. Each child purchasing a ticket will receive 40 marbles and admission to an hour show from 2 to 3 o'clock. Organized by Scents at 1181.
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