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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1911
Page
3
A. E. Pettit advertises a fine assortment of flowers and plants with greenhouses lit in evenings. The note highlights sweet pea, morning glory, and other blooms, plus iron and clay vessels, iron chairs, fencing, and displays arriving soon, three blocks from the depot.
A fragmentary 1911 era city page reports varied items from Grandin toll area renovations on Washington Street to hiring notices at NuBone Corset factory. It notes a Be ready for spring hats at Arnold Millinery, stalled streetcar or train delays, and local deaths from fever. It mentions a hospital locale, school closings, a factory plant funding push, and a double train derailment near Burg Hill with no injuries. It covers community events, social gatherings, a birthday surprise, and a return home of Mrs White from California.
A lively note extols pure cream sweetened with pure sugar and flavored by fruit juices. It praises wholesome desserts and modern sherbets as delightful city novelties, inviting readers to choose the best options.
An unclear excerpt discusses Brazil as the eastern edge of the continent and describes distorted lines of longitude. It mentions a hypothetical tunnel meter to Europe and America and a drawing sent from New York falling west of southern South America.
Appointed by the governor Narbhurg names a deputy secretary of agriculture and a director of the legislative preferences bureau. The nominations reflect the administration's plan for centralizing agricultural policy and legislative liaison duties under newly designated leaders.
London May 2. The mayor forwarded to the Elite a copy of resolutions adopted at last Friday's Arbitration meeting at Gull Mall. Tue Kir responded expressing gratitude to receive the opinion of such a representative assembly on the question of supreme wid ferenching taporianes.
Three men and two boys drowned when a ferryboat capsized on the Stalin river near Hilmington New Mexico on May 3. The craft struck a cable tow line snapping the cable and throwing all into the water as they attempted to reach shore. A man named Daigle was aboard and survived by clinging to the wreckage until rescued.
A brief item notes that Dyal Cars will retain their color fonger thin skis which have not been dyed, clarified amid a discussion of dyeing practices and material standards.
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