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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1912
Page
5
A brief note urges gaining practical experience beyond theory. It emphasizes applying designs principles in real tasks to build proficiency and command in the field.
McAdoo, vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee, proposes a campaign fund open to Democrats Republicans and Progressives to curb large corporate contributions. Gov Wilson supports the idea as a step toward electing a president via popular funding, with emphasis on many small donations from banks and citizens.
Colonel Roosevelt came back to Massachusetts and Rhode Island flushed with excitement over the reception. He voiced genuine enthusiasm for the crowds and pledged to avoid a direct attack on Governor Wilson while signaling readiness to respond strongly if Wilson opens hostility. He hinted at plans to counter any Democratic attacks with forceful rhetoric when time comes.
In a chaotic interview, William J Fay and associates discuss a predicted landslide for Woodrow Wilson following his nomination. The text hints at a massive majority, with reference to Baltimore and local Chautauqua circles, but provides few concrete details or verifiable facts.
Fragmentary OCR discussion debates party prospects and candidates. Mentions the United States election, popular and electoral votes, and criticisms of Moy new principles and Moy Moy. No coherent event or names clearly identifiable.
A fragmentary text describes Lady Duckacho as an invention of the evil one to affect women's souls. It mentions symptoms of female trouble and references Pinkhoms Vegetable compound as a root remedy, noting decades of unspecified studies or experiments.
Walter L Peake attorney at law office room 5 traction building Corry Pennsylvania specializes in general practice in all courts with focus on corporation law negligence cases and decedents estates local client services noted in this historical listing
The Hoosier Manufacturing company oversees yearly Hoosier Clubs across cities in America. Membership costs a $1 deposit and weekly dues of $1.00. The Hoosier Cabinet ships eight delivered immediately.
Police report a man posing as a deputy inspector visited Hamor Hospital on Friday claiming authority to inspect the building. The visitor was questioned by Mies Wickersham and Quinn of the state factory inspection unit. The hoard and police conclude the man was fraudulent and not accompanied by a real Building Inspector.
William Tuttle of 917 Center Street Corry Pa testifies that kidney trouble and bladder inflammation plagued him for years. After nightly urination and back pain he used Doan's Kidney Pills from Durham's Drug Store and experienced relief, crediting the remedy for stopping night trips and back pain. Sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Washington suffers a sudden storm with clouds and high wind causing thousands in damage. Three buildings struck by lightning cut telephones and power, streets flood up to three feet, and over fifty large trees are uprooted. A separate note reports Archibald Flaynes dying uninsured after years as a life insurance agent and executive.
General Booth, commander in chief of the Salvation Army, remains seriously ill in London. No ground gained in the last 24 hours as nervous symptoms worsen and the condition is closely watched by medical staff.
Williams Grove picnic excursion sale announced for August 26 to 21 with PRR services from Williams Grove station in Pennsylvania and from Baltimore area stations on Northern Central Railway. Return passage available at reduced rates and must start by September 8.
Junk dealer H Wells of 250 Qelawarest announces a new car lot near W Wayne and Bell Place, listing inventory and contact details as the entry opens.
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