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A savings account offers the most advantages for idle funds. It pays four percent interest, compounded, and is readily withdrawable without notice. Banking by Mall Given Our Spector.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
1
A savings account offers the most advantages for idle funds. It pays four percent interest, compounded, and is readily withdrawable without notice. Banking by Mall Given Our Spector.
Albany Aug 1 Attorney General O Malley Kay advised the state agriculture commissioner that hoopla a game at county fairs involves gambling under agricultural law The game is throwing a hoop to encircle a block of wood The odds and method make success uncertain and the inquiry centers on its legality in fairgrounds The advisory compares hoopla to earlier rulings on ring tosses and other fair games.
A survey has begun outlining the route for a new trolley line linking the Philadelphia region with the Lehgh Valley Transport Company at Villanova. The syndicate led by F. H. Stith & Co of Philadelphia plans to award the grading contract once engineers finalize specifications.
The eleventh annual session of the National Negro Business League assembled in the Palm Garden on Forty-eighth Street for a three day convention. Booker T. Washington served as permanent chute man. Delegates attended from the South and as far as California. Colonel Roosevelt is to speak on Friday.
Sherman argues Taft campaign will be fought on a conservative plan and voices hope a Republican platform will be straight and unified. He predicts, in fluctuation, a likely Democratic victory in Congress and addresses Cannon’s reprimand for a prior statement.
Fragmentary customer request describes hair cutting with curling, tying, and a ribbon. The text is garbled but indicates a preference for a curled hairstyle secured with a ribbon. No clear names, dates, or locations are present.
In a tense exchange Patten retires from the New York Aus seat with James A Batton Naw selling his Stack Lexolunge seat for 70000 dollars. A wire log from Bunke & Co hints at a prior sale and shifting ownership as the business world reacts to the transition.
Ceiba Honduras Aug 1 The British cruiser Seylin arrived after peremptory calls from the British consul to curb violence against Jamaicans and English subjects. Captain Thesiger warned Hondurans to respect English citizens or face seizure of customs duties. Tensions rise as anti British sentiment and depredations against Jamaicans are linked to recent unrest.
Aug 18 TaIluaunpolis reports the United Mine Workers convention entered its seventh day amid disorder and prolonged debate with no key outcomes. Leaders urged harmony as talks centered on the Miners strike and related famine pressures while participants endured heated exchanges and recounted past efforts.
Paring an elephant nail described as necessary when an elephant grows to abnormal length. The procedure involves securing the elephant, removing the nails with a snay, as noted in a London Sketch item.
The story reports Roosevelt severing ties with Taft amid a reported deal with the New York State Committee to sleeve old guard delegates to Taft in 1912. It notes reactions in Oyster Bay and mentions figures like Sherman and Woodrow, with speculation on Roosevelt’s strategy, primaries, and the Saratoga convention.
Fragmentary line from the Houston Post older text hints at a romantic dispute with a claim of marriage as the outcome. The readable portions include quotes about rivalry and a claimed marriage, but details are unclear and the source is damaged.
Fire swept a block of Jersey City industry and tenements, destroying factory buildings on Washington to Slenden streets and threatening nearby plants. The blaze raced along Warren Street driving workers and families into panic as flames consumed mills, powder and shipping facilities, with fires leaping across the block.
An 86 year old Civil War veteran, Charles UW Dohrman, plans to marry Anna M. Yeager. She aided his business life in Reading and has shown devoted care, with the couple noting the match as a reward for her long support. The wedding follows years of mutual trust and assistance.
At Cisena Park MM on Aug 18 the aged speaker Cannon urged voters while Willie MWe sought Hendon support. The Troquois County settlers held an annual reunion and declared he would stand pat, noting he did not long for the old days as he delivered a stern but tempered oration.
In Wittsburg on August 1 a woman lay on jail steps and reportedly wished to die with her husband, Stanley Brawarski, who is jailed on counterfeiting charges. Mrs Annie Imuwarkekl was carried to the jail infirmary after fainting, with witnesses saying guards allowed her to release emotions while expressing despair over her confinement and lack of food.
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