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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1911
Page
5
Come and see a display of mowers and plant stock including Sweet Peas Nasturtium and Morn dog Glory seeds. Lighted greenhouses show flowers in the evening with garden wares such as window boxes and resin tents. Various tron items iron and wire ornamental pieces are on offer with display models.
City and vicinity notes report jobs opening at local hotel and factory, a new car for a resident, and upcoming meetings. Also listed are school illnesses, a freight train wreck near Gary and various social events, obituaries, and local business promotions reflecting a busy community page.
A fragmented 1900s style passage praises a local cream stand and sweet treats, mentioning sugar, sherbet, and fruit novelties as desirable offerings. It questions why this simple, uniform fare isn’t considered the best, reflecting a playful, nostalgic market scene.
The passage presents a garbled description involving Lenzi, a bend in the FOUHSHONE NukkeW area, and a dubious note about swarer ty and European caut hent. It mentions Mosk American, support for weekly study, and a tentative relation to the south of South ANEFHEH, with a New York reference to a western fall.
Appointed by the governor, Manrisbur names A L Martin to a legal and agricultural leadership post. James N Moore is named director of the logistics reference system, with ties to the agriculture and state entities. The announcement outlines the new assignments and their scope within the administration.
London reports the king receives the arbitration resolutions adopted at a Guth Hall meeting. The king reiterates he is gratified to obtain the opinion of the five assembly on the question of supreme and Parliament inportance.
Five people, three men and two boys, drowned when a ferry capsized on the St Johns River in Edmonton. The vessel, operated by a wire cable, overturned during crossing. One survivor clung to the boat before shore rescue, others swept away by the current.
Fragmentary note describes furs and sun skins that have not been dyed, contrasting with dyed specimens that retain color longer.
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