18 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1912
Page
1
The article defines bank strength as fully paid up capital, growing surplus, ample cash reserves, and a large share of quick assets. It urges management by experienced, prudent businessmen with conservative judgment and progress. It invites consideration of these principles in banking by Mall a Specialty.
Public notice from Corry Top Company touts their ice as absolutely pure water made from boriny and evaporated to steam then condensed. They claim the water is thoroughly cooked and boiled, ensuring safety for health and food use, offered at a very low rate.
The item claims Downey explains appendicitis arises from constipation or gas and that a single dose of buckthorn bark and glycerine compound Adlerika prevents and relieves symptoms. It mentions a 16 cent luncheon at the Pat Ronambor and sources from the ad.
In the latest cable reports the Carpathia is nearing New York after tugging the line of survivors from the Titanic tragedy. Messages from Nantucket and Newport describe limited information and ongoing efforts to establish landward contact as Chinook switches, with government stations awaiting clearer details and the White Star Line coordinating.
Fragile report notes 700 saved with uncertainty if crew members aboard were included. Indicates chaotic action as Chex maneuvered toward Carpathig near RekHOLpee, wires strained all day trying to contact Chainlyn. Unclear details on outcome and full events.
Daughters of Isabella hosted a dancing party in Nneenbe Hall with about forty attendees. The hall was decorated in purple, white and yellow, and the dance floor was enclosed by a canopy. Music by Harry Hurt and Charles of theomusie provided entertainment, followed by a fruit punch and breakfast after the event broke up a little after one o'clock.
At Monday’s council meeting Highton presented a proposed ordinance for Corry Power Company to erect and operate an electric power plant and supporting transmission lines. The plan requires a 60 day acceptance, a one year construction target, and a 45 year franchise with public benefit safeguards. If approved, it aims to boost rail and manufacturing infrastructure and spur city-wide growth through a central power facility and extended lines to the south side.
The Corry lodge organized an evening program featuring talks on vocations. Attendees included a muting of local professionals and a luncheon to accompany card tables. Wednesday morning Attorney Robert J Osborne spoke on What the Law Has to Offer, drawing praise for his informative address on the legal profession’s advantages and drawbacks.
The Knights of Tything held a dancing party at their hall in the City building attended by about thirty five to forty couples. Prof Flaherty and Mr Bloker provided the music for the evening, described as one of the most convivial gatherings of the Knights and their friends. Another dance is planned in about a week.
Report indicates many large stock trout in the Brokenshaw region and surrounding streams are already gone. Fishermen note reduced catches, with several large trout taken near Jack Ray and Brokenstrawn Creek. Weather and lack of hatchery support hinder efforts to restock, leaving fishable stocks dwindling. Cooperation among farmers and locals remains essential to boost the streams.
Harrisburg April 11 the full Crow Bill of the 1911 legislative session declared constitutional by the judges Kunkel and McCarrall. This is the second time the act has been ruled unconstitutional elsewhere, with Indiana’s similar statute upheld by its Supreme Court.
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A fragment notes Acme Milling Co announces a carload arrival of chick feed, meal, grass seed, fertilizer, seed corn, cedar shin, and transit items in a mixed inventory update. The terse entry lacks dates, quantities, and full product names.
Fragmented text mentions maple syrup sugar and a place Alton with unclear details. No coherent events, dates, or names clearly identifiable. Contents resemble garbled OCR with multiple nonsensical phrases and potential mentions of items and places without context.
Employment notice seeking more female workers at a corset factory. Light work and good pay offered. applicants asked to visit the office at 24 Noor Ajax Bula for details.
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