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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
3
Readable fragments show little context about people places or events. The garbled text mentions I dox and little else, leaving no verifiable entities or concrete actions to summarize.
One week left before Memorial Day listings from Morgaridge cover rental and sale properties in Center Street Mott Street Clinton Concord South Maple Avenue Park Place and Pleasant Tree area. Includes residences lots store buildings and a business on Center Street with 40 percent profits and stock turnover. Prices and terms vary with several prime locations near depots avenues and parks.
A patchwork of fragmented ads and notices details sales on collars and cloth items, a quail line tailor service, and decoration day closures. It mentions Union City speed units, floral notices from Corry Floral Co, and upcoming events including Amberola records, carnation pricing, and a Danes dancing event. Also shown are local remarks on a Coroner inquiry verdict about Mrs Emma Lander and the return of Hon W W Brown to Bradford after serving in Washington.
This week's sale features 12¢ per pound chuck roasts and beef cuts from young steer stock. Fresh and veal tongues at popular prices, plus English receipt bologna. Friday and Saturday showcase a varied selection including poultry, spring lambs, pig feet, pork sausage, Hamburg steak, and other market essentials.
Local butcher advertises limited stock of mild cured pigs shoulders. Buy all you want while supplies last at a price described as lower than wholesale, highlighting a special discount for early shoppers.
Ads note new folding pocket camera in the Eastman Brownie family priced at 7.00. Also promote decorative garden vines and wreath making for soldiers graves. Local notices report a baptism of growth with horticulture goods at Pett’s Greenhouse and community gatherings at the armory. Mrs. Corbin funeral details and Eliza Anderson’s ninety second birthday highlighted in Waterford Leader.
An odd newspaper fragment touts Donn's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney trouble, listing testimonials from H D Johnson of Corry Pa and promotional copy for the Buffalo poster. It also includes a crude onion soup recipe and a stray traveler's question about bathing and lodging.
The article advertises ready made and made to measure clothing from the International Tailoring Co. of New York City, with A. F. Melonger & Co as sole agents in Corry. It portrays the average man as prudent and not gullible to unknown schemes, urging sensible spending on fashion.
Corry Floral Co offers Memorial Day flowers and plants with the largest stock yet, including geraniums red pink and white hydrangney pink blossoms double petunias Lady Washington geraniums and other plants. Vases and flower arrangements prepared for cemetery use. bookings now open for carnations roses and peonies. Located near three cemeteries, ready to serve.
Ohio sweet corn on sale at 7e per can of 4 for 250 with corn labeled and discounted. Fresh peanut butter sold by the pound. Crystal baked pork and beans in 3 lb cans for 9. Hershey’s cake items and camphor products offered at low prices. California peaches and prunes advertised with large sizes. Rubber boots and Niagara laundry starch featured. Boneless herring sold at 15¢ per pound due to steady demand.
Local notices advertise rising flour costs with deals on 10 lb bags and 101 sacks of bolted meal at Corry's largest store. The ad invites residents and visitors to visit the store headquarters in the city and have packages delivered.
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