03 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1912
Page
1
Fragmented text outlines a call for strong resources and experienced judgment. It emphasizes fully paid up capital, ample cash reserves, and a large productive base. The tone invites consideration from seasoned professionals, stressing progressive conservatism and stability.
The Renovo Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad and Brute Agricultural College plan a two day farmers special with lectures at eleven towns between Renovo and Irle. Professors from State College will lecture on orchard management corn and meadows while a free passenger train runs Friday to Saturday, staffed by State College faculty and railroad officers.
Land and Mutherin plan a substantial upgrade at the St James Hotel to enhance its exterior and interior. Workers will refinish floors and woodwork, rework walls, and revamp much of the building to lift its appearance and condition.
Local resident D Hi Johnson reports relief from kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills bought at N B Ame Co Drug Store Hogan Street. He notes noticeable improvement within weeks and endorses the product. For sale by dealers nationwide at 40 cents.
Roden ily 4, PB Oliver, 34 reports a notice to Niagara water consumers about contemplated water meters and 1 inch pipes, capitalization and connection charges at 8 dollars, meters approved by the water company, with offer of further information.
In Warren on April 2 a severe flood disrupted lowlands and forced many factories to close. Water from the Allegheny River surged into streets and buildings on Pennsylvania Avenue, trapping workers and flooding a furniture store and plants. Fire, pumps, and quick work moved goods to safety as industries face possible suspension amid extensive damage.
February grand jury backed a new hospital for contagious diseases. At the almshouse directors meeting the proposed brick building for 32 patients was approved, set apart from the almshouse to avoid contagion. Drawings by Avr A-Alue prints and drawings, estimated at $9,000, were reviewed. Albert M. Allen & Co. did not approve the drawings. The poor board hopes the facility will shelter sufferers refused by city hospitals and curb costs.
April 1 traffic on the Waeren and Jonestown traction and the D AL Vo and Po Railroad was delayed by a large wash at Langdale south of the village. Conowango Creek is flooding, road beds washed away, bridges threatened, and trains transferred as schedules demoralized under heavy snow and rain.
Jamestown New York voters delivered a Republican victory in yesterday's city election. The GOP won a mayoral contest by about 1,080 votes and secured several alderman seats. Republican candidates also took two constables posts, with details noted for Fourth Ward alderman Andrew Bi Anderson and other ticket members.
A long analysis critiques the Boy Scouts movement, detailing its oath, laws, and steps for Tenderfoot and Second Class badges. It argues the program promotes military qualities and outlines specific requirements such as knot tying, first aid, signaling, camping, and compass work, urging cautious parental consideration.
An old remedy claim advertises an inward treatment for piles promising permanent relief. It lists Ames & Co and a Buffalo New York contact for orders and medical assurances. The note emphasizes satisfaction guarantees and medical authority behind the product.
Automobile owners are invited to a full demonstration of the Hanna Bell Starter. A limited sample will be shown and the demonstrator promises satisfaction, with money refunded if not satisfied. G. H. Crippen provides contact details for arranging a trial.
Irks sought for Ny fone Corset factory Lehr ware jd ood pay earned the short mic roplyat offige 0 thoow Alux Hull gun remains unclear in readable text. article fragment notes employment appeal and safety concerns with limited legible details.
The Palm Temember offers a 1h cent luncheon and will now serve a Lenten lunch on Wednesdays and Fridays, aligning meals with seasonal fasting practices.
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