10 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1912
Page
1
The text argues that strength lies in seasoned judgment, conservative management, and robust capital. It notes Dank won sixty bn Tully paid up capitals, expanding surplus, and ample cash reserves, urging consideration of these factors in governance and strategy.
Rex Mfg Co in Corry operates on the west side of Boyle Street above Second Avenue. It specializes in novelties like adjustable telephone stands and desk electric lights, with growing orders for light desk equipment and repair work. The company emphasizes manufacturing, design, and development of new novelties and reports busy shipments to New Orleans and Tampa. Led by H Rhodes and partner, the small factory supports local industry through steady orders and expansion.
Governor Wilson spoke to more than 1200 supporters in a midafternoon rally after a special train arrival. Fraternity committee chair Moery Schuttner introduced the candidate who outlined key platform points and received warm applause from the crowd.
A special meeting of the Pine Grove Cemetery Association discussed a public mausoleum at Pine Grove Cemetery. The plan proposes a cost between 8,000 and 40,000 dollars, with crypts to fund perpetual care, and outlines design, timelines, and expected company representatives visiting the city.
Corry Wrench Company in Corry manufactures a variety of machinist wrenches with hollow iron handles designed to grip firmly. The firm handles inhouse work and outsources components, shipping products from Maine to California and recently introducing a comparable wrench with a unique handle design.
Historic article describes an underground beacon program and commemorative monuments in a Midwestern town. It mentions General Grant era remembrance, a March dedication, and a local pageant honoring past patriots. Key figures include Ripley and Beech, with Mays and Aly Greenfield linked to the ceremony.
New York report identifies the insane woman found with the body of Professor Louis O Parma at the music conservatory. The woman lived with Parma for 14 years after leaving Indiana. Parma, a Vienna-born music teacher, had supported her as she pursued a career, but she married an Englishman who deceived her before returning to Parma.
A Raw fragment reports on claims that Dr John Munger’s brain was lighter than a well developed child’s, and that Dr Musser’s brain showed unusual growth. It mentions New York expert opinions, a debate about brain weight and functions, and ties to the Wister Institute of Anatomy and Biology. The text is garbled but centers on claims of brain size and extraordinary examination results.
Dr Mary Walker, long a public figure in New York, has almost fully recovered from a recent illness and departed for Oswego to visit relatives before returning to New York to resume her surgical schedule. Her plans were interrupted by a milkman incident.
A Democratic state convention will be held tomorrow to elect delegates for the Baltimore meeting. Notables including Senator O Gorman and Norman H Mack are in town as plans unfold for a one day session with an evening adjournment. Delegates and committee chairs are arriving in the city to prepare for the Knickerbocker Hotel gatherings and political alignments ahead of the June national convention.
An advertisement touts Pain Prone as a universal salve for strained muscles and rheumatic pains. It claims broad effectiveness for sprains and back pain, marketing a family-sized bottle and promising rapid relief without other remedies.
The notice advertises Old Newspapers for sale at the Journal Office offered by the Corry Tee Company. It assures reliability and safety of the water used in preparation and invites readers to obtain best quality papers by season or year at a low rate.
Fragmented notice describes new maple syrup and sugar product in gallon quantities with unclear branding and ordering details. The readable lines reference prices, orders, and a promise of availability this year, but the OCR is garbled. The item appears to be a local advertisement or notice about a syrup and sugar sale with contact or ordering instructions.
Short help wanted notice seeking imore girls for light work at Tone Corset Factory. Good pay in a short time. Apply at office second floor Ajax Build 290f.
The journal office advertises heavy wrapping paper suitable for placing under carpets.
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