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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
3
An advertisement invites readers to visit Pettit's at 10 Main Street for a chrysanthemum sale featuring white, pink, and yellow blooms. It promotes planning a planting and window box display, offering varied varieties such as violets and ferns alongside annuals.
A fragmented notice from Ptino Galteny at 109 1-4 First Avenue mentions a gift related to elven areas and a photo, with unclear details and wording about timing and payments.
Local stalls advertise a wide array of items at Spring Market including distaff goods at Dirhams and Moreland Stationery. The report notes sales of bottles, clocks, glassware, and various household luxuries with promotional prices and weekend discounts.
An audience packed the hall last evening to hear Mr. Osborne describe a tour of Brune Germany and Tyrol through lantern slides titled On the Route Yesterday. The talk mixed entertainment with instruction, praising public playgrounds for school children, and drew strong approval from attendees.
An old fashioned ad copy describes a bustling arcade confectionery scene. Vendors tout hot and cold drinks, toothegonic diaries, and house made candies including horehound drops. The piece suggests brisk sales and playful banter about novelty sweets.
The Indies at the Mathodiut church will hold a sale of home baked goods Saturday November 12 in the Traction Building. Proceeds support church activities and neighborhood assistance.
The Corry Floral Co advertises on Col. Ave and Center Street offering carnations roses and lilies and over 2000 Chrysanthemums in white pink cream and yellow. Floral designing is recommended by many and customers are urged to patronize. Bell phone on the car line.
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