19 Aug 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1912
Page
1
Warren National Bank promotes its Special Women’s Department highlighting easy banking by mail or in person. The page emphasizes comfort and privacy for women customers, including a dedicated ladies’ room and accessible telephone service, inviting out of town patrons to use the bank’s facilities. The article teases upcoming coverage of children's accounts.
An old maritime ad notes Corry to Naples sailings priced at 42 dollars from Johns Steamship Agency at Durham’s Drug Biord. The passage also includes 19th century patent medicine claims and a $100 reward offer, with generic testimonials for Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Cary’s Pills.
New York reports that within three weeks an uninformed official and two inspectors will be indicted for extortion. District Attorney Whitman’s aides say the graft implicates police officials and a gaming dispatcher in a mark against the department. The grand jury will hear the cases after the Rosenthal murder matter unfolds.
Constantinople Aug 19 A revived Albanian uprising grips the region as 12 000 Albanians seize Yenik and threaten to march on Salonica. Reports say 3 000 have moved toward Kuprili while rebels raid prisons and force contributions. Government vows no truce with rebels and orders military commanders to oppose the advance.
London Aug 19 Bon Tillett labor leader, once silent after a dock strike, erupted in violent rhetoric at Aberavon in Glamorganshire Wales. He attacked Lord Davenport chairman of the London port authority and described him and his class as thieves, murderers, and scoundrels, promising a confrontation at night.
At Alamo City Aug 19 Senator Penrose held a long talk with state and national leaders. He said he would answer all accusations and refuse to discuss Archbolds 25000 payment. He hinted he might expose details only with proper authority and expected to act after talks with President Taft and the national Republican committee.
New York Avenue 19 reports claim Dr Baldwin Bradford Cragin would charge between 40000 and 80000 for attendance around Anne upon Mrp Maileline Force Agior and her infant son. The scenario implies high costs for care over several weeks with uncertain royal bonds or reforms.
The article notes a legendary high fee paid to Dr Cragin for attending Mrs Astor during summer visits. He turned over patients to Dr George H Ryder of West 50th street while Cragin’s town residence on 50 North Utrest was closed for work. The report claims this is the largest fee ever paid to a physician under such conditions, suggesting Cragin may earn a fortune in a short period.
Cyremalt Graven a Leonardagills Heathert farmer visited a village pout piline for mull and after telling Bennie Houlborky the assistant powtmadter he collapsed from heart failure. Dr Falling of Atlantic Highlands arrived and Coroner Harry C. Fay issued a Dura! permit. Graves was 70 years old and spent much of his life on his farm.
New York August 1 dispatch says chairman McCoombs is recovering from an unspecified illness as the national committee discusses leadership. The report denies rumors that McCoombs has resigned or is incapacitated, stating the matter is without foundation.
An old advertisement argues for Hasyl Task soap claiming it cleans efficiently and roaches vanish, suggesting cleaning brings relief from perceived desolation at home. Brief item notes Panama August 19 sees the consecration of a new Roman Catholic bishop of Panama City by Bishop Stork of Costa Rica, with a distinguished gathering including the president officials and diplomats.
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