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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1911
Page
9
The annual meeting of Pine Grove Cemetery Association will be held at the office of L. Alexander on Monday evening May 8 at 7 30 o clock. Stockholders are urged to be present and respond with their prows at once.
Fragmentary notice lists Dr D Padoll and Dr O R Hye as eye specialists at the St Jamen Hotel Gorry in Erie. Mentions proper Jensen and facial care with unclear references to Sharon moving and additional stray phrases in a damaged text.
P W Howgard Painter and Decorator now offers in home wallpaper consultations by appointment. The service promises a fine line of wall coverings with expert advising at your residence.
First Week in May Wood's Great Bargains lists railroad flour, crackers, lard, lemons, garden seeds, lawn grass, Witch Hazel, Castor Oil, Arnica, Bay Rum, peppermint tonic, petroleum jelly, wall paper, disinfectants, skin creams, pills, and various sale prices. Items include Royal divo, Miller's products, and Torome's Little Liver Pills with scattered prices and quantities.
Augen C Greenlee Dr Sophia E Greenlees Office hours 8 80 to 4 80 0 m to 5 0 m Other hours by appointment Offices Moon Ajax building Residences 106 Maple Ave Talon Phone 149 Members of A ok.
A wife, Helen, contemplates selling jewelry to fund her secret plan amid marriage strains with Warren. She confronts a pawnshop, weighing offers on a ring and other items while pondering how far her deceit will go to preserve her affair. The scene unfolds with tense whispers of money, trust, and a looming confrontation.
A damaged scene shows Aly asking for 4007 and a man refusing, then Helen hesitantly returns a locket while a cryptic conversation unfolds. The narrator recalls Marty Howlerson and Hawi, with shifting memory and an implied gesture of help, ending in an unclear resolution about aid and past ties.
A fragmentary report describes unusual dress items seen in a town shop, including a costumed toy, a delicate dress with accents, and a heavy cord belt. The piece notes prices such as $4.60 and mentions a distinctive pink accessory and a waistline display. The text conveys a lively shopping scene with vivid, if partial, descriptions of garments and styles.
The piece argues that Tosca Net shifts from reliance on foreign imports to an American made version. It highlights improved quality and lower costs of domestic nets, with claims of better design, color options, and durability compared to previous foreign imports.
The passage describes layering cold cooked potato slices with grated Parmesan and cheese, then adding cayenne and thin cheese shavings. It guides building layers until the dish is browned and bubbling, finishing with a crisp crust.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe various hiccup cures, including drinking water and a risky popper solution. It mentions limited success and a long-standing joke about a single remedy that occasionally works, reflecting older, informal medical folklore.
Odd fragment describes cleaning antique mirrors with water and soap, then rubbing surface with a sponge soaked in methylated white, followed by a polish with indigo powder. The passage ends in garbled dialogue about trust and a fleeting moment, with unclear context.
A garbled ad urges readers to buy a wide selection of seeds from Trail’s Family to brighten gardens. It names suppliers and promises abundant, high quality varieties at a quarter price, urging prompt orders and payment, with questionable legality and noisy wording throughout.
An advertisement notes a booklet offer and ten percent discount on all office machines. It mentions several other male models and lists Geo W Mortis at 150 N Contor Street as the contact.
The Cony Motor Club offers a reward of FLV DOTA for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person who injures or drops debris on the steers and highways in the vicinity. Readings specify dangerous items and substances forbidden on public roads and vessels. details reference Marsh and Suoty officials.
An old Toronto style ad touts Paxton Toilet Antiseptic as a peroxide alternative for disinfection and odor control. It promises to purify breath and teeth, reduce perspiration odor, and improve throat health, offering a sample on request from Paxton Toilet Co. Boston.
An English style cottage adapted for American ideas, with clapboard exterior and shingled gable ends. First story pine trim, second story eight feet high, red oak in first, white enamel pine second, birch doors stained. Birch floors in both, $3,100 to build exclusive of heating and plumbing. Full plans and specs available for $28 as per editor.
The notice promotes Corry Ice Company tea products, claiming artificial tea ingested with caution and freshness. It urges drivers to be notified or call, touting twenty year old prices and the claim of the purest, cleanest fee, asserting Corry tea is safer for refrigerators and superior to natural tea products.
Local ad boasts rug and carpet cleaning by Manley Hing Hin at 4 I Main Street offering delivery and painting and decorating services. Claims use of a powerful cleaning plant, employs skilled workers, and promotes fresh seafood and fish market items with prices per pound.
Notice requests information on the whereabouts of John Dolla of Corry who has been missing. Any person with details is asked to notify the information desk of the Journal at Corry, Pennsylvania.
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