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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
3
A local ad promotes bulbs and flowering plants for spring planting. It highlights choices like hyacinths, gladioli, and carnations, inviting readers to visit A B Vetti at 3400 State Street for quality vases and greenery.
Miscellaneous items from Corry area businesses include Cohen’s Sweet Cider at Parker’s Grocery and Steen’s discounts on goods. The piece mentions hospital donation events, police chief Tolinion, weather snow on the depot platform, and a variety of local shop offerings and public notices.
A fragmented ad lists prices for confections and nuts including 80 cents per pound for certain strawberries and vanilla flavors, 80 dollars for an item, 400 candies priced at 30 cents, and mentions peanut brittle and assorted hut caddies.
Arcade Fountain showcases Whitman Candy and new drinks including Beat and Tomato Houltlona. The feature highlights a season’s most complete beverage and invites patrons to try the fresh offerings.
An advertisement touts Fletcherism as a cure for digestion and stomach disorders. It promotes chewing foods, eating less, and claims Vinal tablets heal stomach issues with a money back guarantee from 6. O. Babbitt & Son, Cory, f.
Senator Charles A. Towne of New York, ex U S Senator from Minnesota, spoke at a Jamestown mass meeting on New Nationalism. He did not name Dix but attacked Roosevelt and predicted he would undermine the courts constitution and Congress. The speech was hailed as the finest heard in Jamestown this campaign.
An odd dialogue fragment features Wall Diaguinoe and Cleveland Lender trading humorous misstatements, suggesting a lighthearted street conversation or a comic snippet from a newspaper page. The lines hint at playful banter and mistaken references.
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