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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1911
Page
3
A. E. Pettit Florist at 310 E Math St urges customers to place orders for hanging bankers porch and window boxes and salt water plants for Memorial Day. Store touts improved equipment and lighted greenhouses for evening shopping.
An old advertisement touts Noro tablets as a universal nerve cure for nervous troubles, lack of ambition, weak digestion and sleepless nights. It promises strong results with an absolute guarantee from the local druggist and sells for 60 cents a box.
Local ads detail Knowltons and Durham outlets selling shopping baskets at cost on Saturday, with promotions on sulphur and formaldehyde free goods. Nearby notices promote girls bikes, dyes, and a May party, while reports note track horses arriving for Corry, teacher exams in Warren, and early spring sales across merchants.
An evocative note extols Wheat's Cream and its pure ingredients. It promises rich wholesome satisfaction from its cream, fruit flavors, and assorted ices, sherbets, and frozen novelties. The piece urges readers to choose the best products for the city.
An advertisement promises a new double strength ointment that removes freckles and improves complexion. It claims noticeable fading by morning after a tile application, with a money back guarantee if freckles persist. The copy stresses quick results for homely spots and urges asking for double strength.
A damaged notice advertises low prices on buggies after selling a tore building. The seller pledges the lowest prices ever heard for high grade items and urges rapid action, listing contact as Fereniak Stone on First Avenue.
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