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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1910
Page
3
One week left before Memorial Day. Visit our market for a wide selection of live healthy plants, including hanging baskets and porch plants. Reasonable rates, convenient location by Lion Reservoir. Call Bell 70x for details and directions.
A damaged text fragment mentions an art shop run by C Furkhardt Burkhardt and a perfume line including Lavender and Rose. It references a spring promotion or product lineup with unclear terms and mis-spellings, including locations like 12a N Contor and Bell phouse.
A jumble of real estate and rental notices from Wake Morgaridge. Properties for sale include Diamond Grocery corner Center and Collabus with store building, Lot 10 x 100 on Mott Street fronting Clinton, and a corner lot at Maple Ave and Park Place. Rentals include suites above Pavet's candy store and furnished house near the depot. Also offers for sale a profitable Center Street business and a fine dwelling on Smith Street near Park. Plans and Second Avenue offices, two room offices, and other building plots are advertised with various prices and terms.
Roach's baseball goody, Durham's goods and a wide mix of local ads fill this Turhan area page. Vendors at 226 W Wayne St advertise brushes, photos, fabrics, greenery, and Memorial Day plants from Pettit's greenhouse. A Wrights Jewelry display at 1193 Halson and a Pennsylvanian postal designer visit are noted alongside community notices and a mishmash of storefront claims and personal greetings.
A Pittsburg council president Blessing failed to secure a unanimous verdict in the George Scharl graft case. Jurors did not agree, leading to his acquittal on graft charges. the ensuing trial included discussion of jewelry theft and theft-adjacent matters tied to local officials and a laundry owner’s losses.
A fragmentary quotation notes that happiness is tied to suffering, stating that for every pint of honey the world yields a gallon of gall and every pleasure drains into pain. It compares Felicity to a heavenly garden, not earthly flora, and evokes ivy binding oak as misfortune.
Fragmentary text recounts Rome’s rise from founding by Kings to expansion across Italy and beyond. It notes early conquests after Pyrrhus defeat, the expansion along the Taurus and Adriatic, and the long consolidation period before global reach.
Shopper notices offer a wide range of goods with emphasis on canned corn chips car ballast and household items. Ad touts low prices on peanut butter cocoa flour and extracts and claims large stock and rural delivery appeal.
Garrett P. Sorgiss in New York American discusses Batholites, immense intrusions of molten rock pushing through the crust. The piece cites Suess and reflects on batholites forming domes and volcanoes, bringing metals to the surface and exposing skeletons of molten materials beneath the world.
Chicago May 21 Welllsm Aver aged 20 and two companions were convicted of burglary after breaking into Joseph Perlin’s store at 146 West Harrison Street on April 16. Judge Tiernes threatened to order an operation on Aver to cure his criminal instincts if the mother consented, while Judge Barnes noted the possibility of setting aside the conviction if cure proved feasible. The other youths were 17 year old Tosoph Touhy, son of a policeman, and 14 year old Walter Moran.
Von Moltke enters a small Swiss hotel seeking privacy. A gaunt visitor watches the exchange as a sarced cloak and old satchel mark a tense scene. The proprietor appears, ordering service as Moltke asserts dignity and dismisses a servant.
Kenneth F. Sutherland longtime Democratic boss of Coney Island was killed at Bayith arrest station Benson hurst after alighting from a train. He slipped as the train started again, clothing caught and dragged him under the second car, mangling him fatally.
Fragmentary OCR entry notes the death of a wealthy uncle in Detroit Bree Prowse. The text is garbled and missing clear names and dates. no definite event details emerge.
In Corry a plant sale advertises the largest unfurled stock in production with crimson, reds, whites, and many varieties. Carnations, roses, and peonies are available for prebooking, with vases and beds arranged at actual plant costs near local cemeteries for Memorial Day.
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