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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1910
Page
5
Only one week left before Memorial Day. Pettit Florist advertises hardy plants, bulbs, and cut flowers at 310 E. Main St offering cabbage, tomato, pepper, and celery plants. Locations and affordable stock described with emphasis on blooming roses lilies tulips and vegetative plans for yard decor.
An ad promises a money refund on a questionable Home Tuner device offered by O. P. Burkhardt of Gurkhardt's Art Shop at 120 N Center St Hell. The copy mentions a $2,500 price and cloning claims with vague contact details and garbled text.
Property ads show numerous FOR SALE and FOR RENT notices in Wake Morgaringe and surrounding streets. Listings include Diamond Grocery corner, multiple lots on Clinton Clinton and Concord South, brick wall lots, furnished houses near depots, and a large 2000 dollar estate with 40 percent profits. Also notes on a store over Payor's candy store and a sash house near Second Avenue with conveniences.
The page lists many local shop notices and sales from Knowlton's and nearby stores including Brown's Shad, Pettit's greenhouse, Stennett & Son, and W Main St. It mentions wedding invitations, baking goods, velvet ice cream by Lindsley's, and a broad mix of sales, specials, and community notices. It also notes civic league lawn prizes, divorce rulings, and funeral notices. The jumble reflects a bustling small-town commerce and social calendar.
A terse debate emerges as opinions split on what to do next amid rising questions about steadfastness and commitment. Ambiguity fuels polite disagreement while public sentiment wavers between firm resolve and cautious doubt.
In Copenhagen on May 24 the cabinet led by Premier Zalily faced a defeat as radicals gained ground after a May 19 vote. The defense bill of 1909 remained unsettled, with ministers ousted and the government reeling from the loss, signaling a shift in Danish politics and oversight of military policy.
Article describes plans discussed in Washington to turn the White House rear area into an open air theater for performances including As You Like It and a lecture on Rome. Mentions President's favorable view and potential space for events, amid garbled surrounding text about Roman history and other notes.
In a humorous Illustrated Hits snippet, Muriel is teased about engagements to seven dukes and nine grandees with Cousin Tom and a Spaniard in playful dialogue. The excerpt mirrors light theater style and social jests from a vintage periodical.
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