Wall Street bedtime story vote tomorrow in Corry primary
Corry voters urged to participate fully in the Spring Primary with party and independent voters urged to cast ballots. Emphasis on the King Hammond contest for both Democratic and Republican nominations and broader issues of taxation home rule and government reform. Voters reminded to visit precincts early to avoid congestion and to note that Alternate Delegate at Large for the Democratic convention appears in a separate group on the machine.
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Twenty Years Ago In Journal Files April 25 1912
Twenty years ago items from the journal include Alberta Claire's cross country pony ride to Couby, a new Presbyterian Sunday School annex nearing completion, Pennsylvania Creamery’s Columbus plant opening, Corry and Columbus Street Railway adding two open cars, Charles Brown’s commission as justice of the peace, street railway stump clearing, Corry Fish Hatchery shipping yearling brook trout, two local schoolboys leaving town, spring exodus of youths, County Commissioners Smith and Rogan en route to Warren, visitors Miss Armstrong Ruth Pain and Charles Pain, wind damage to a box car roof near the power plant, Corry Shakespeare Club annual banquet at Phoenix Hotel, Washington Street School team beating Hatch 14 to 41, and Rex Manufacturing Co official W E Rhodes preparing an eastern trip.
Hoover Gardens Wake Up With Spring on White House Lawn
Warm weather brings early blooms to the White House grounds as Mrs Hoover oversees garden work. The president, less active, prefers rambler vases and poses a minor role while Mrs Hoover rearranges delphiniums fox gloves and Canterbury bells. Gardeners trim thick shrubs and plant new ones as buds awaken.
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Gods Gentleman and Other Works In Review
United Press Book Editor H Allen Smith notes Knopf announced Gods Gentleman by Dr Garry August reaching third printing by April. Cronin Three Loves follows a woman who loses husband and son in a quest for paradise while Bourke Lee Death Valley Men explores a rugged early 20th century prospecting era with colorful characters and a grand train ride from Los Angeles to Chicago.
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Fragmented OCR Q&A from a historical newspaper
Questions from a vintage paper print ask about the newspaper name a second largest state Boston’s settlement date and a U S minister to the Free State Erie county state senator and the author of a quoted maxim. The text appears in incomplete form with cross page references.
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Forest Fire Abates in DuBois District
DuBois April 26 The forest fire situation eased after a weekend flare up with only a few minor fires reported at District Forester Dagues office since Sunday One fire Tuesday burned about 20 minutes of field and forest land and destroyed a farm house owned by Frank Smith near Curwensburg tunnel quarry Mrs Smiths home was burned as flames swept through the path the loss was estimated around 4500 dollars
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Spring Creek Youth Bernard Spitz Dies After Illness
Bernard v. Spitz twenty two year old son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Spitz of Spring Creek RD 1 died at Warren hospital Sunday morning after a lingering illness. He is survived by four brothers Maynard of Corry Victor Edwin Raymond and three sisters Helen Olson Eric and Margaret Doris. His body was taken to Davison funeral home and will be laid to rest at Brooks Hill Cemetery after funeral services Wednesday at 10 am. A second item notes the yellow peril phrase tracing origin to late 19th century German press and its use in American journalism since 1898.
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