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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1911
Page
3
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Peluin as a cure for constipation and bowel trouble for all ages from infants to the elderly. It claims dramatic benefits, lists supposed testimonials, and invites readers to request a sample by mailing an address to Caldwell in Monticello.
Local shop offers a display of water features to clear stagnant water and draw out drains. They showcase baskets, vases, tiles, planted vines, budding plants, and a selection of cut flowers including peonies carnations and hydrangeas. Wreaths and sprays priced for Memorial Day season. emphasis on garden stocks and decorative arrangements.
Stock of wall borders offered for sale as inventory was cleared to make room for other goods. Remaining borders from last spring are now available for purchase.
A brief promotional note invites readers to visit the sample books and look over papers at a local shop. The aim is to brighten the paper room with affordable sample rolls and new items.
The page lists ads for geraniums and peonies at various stores including Pettit's and Kimball's with price notes on plants, hats and garments, a band concert, and notices for sales events. Community notices mention a tri county firemen convention, a church reading, and lost money at First Ave businesses.
The mayor invites automobile owners of Cor y All to tender their cars for conveying members of the Army of the Republic and the Kellet Corps to and from the cemeteries on Memorial Day. Please contact the undersigned on or before May 27, 1912. Ly Mexandes Mayor
The advertisement proclaims a strong demand for Wheat's Ice Cream and urges customers to choose their sherbets ices brick cream and fancy goods. It touts the largest and finest assortment in the city inviting orders before purchase.
Memorial Day display with white and yellow daisies at Pettits on Mary Street. The Woodman Circle plans a tea cream spot at the Woodman Ball Tuesday evening. Marriage notices report Walter W. Auer with Glailys Kelley of Cory and Clarence J. Kirsch with Susani Bachomer of Cory. A young Hopkins man injured on street was examined by Dr Smith and sent home, believed epileptic in nature.
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