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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1910
Page
3
A fragmentary town notice recalls a light hearted exchange over wedding presents in a local department store scene. The story notes a groom joking about swapping gifts with a doctor and a bride seeking practical wares, reflecting small town humor in a busy shopping period.
Advertisement seeks applicants for railway mail clerk and post office exams. Offers free scholarships, monthly salary details, and preparation tips. Emphasizes equal opportunity and urges immediate written applications to Central School, Rochester, with lines about testimonials and promotional promises. May include outdated or garbled phrases.
A brief note from a 19th century advertisement mentions consumers’ rights in purchases, highlighting clothing orders from firms like International Tutoring Co of New York City and Salts From twelve dollars up, with agents Messenger and Son listed in a dubious promotional context.
Roosevelt ally hints at entering state convention fight if Lime Machine support is assured. He says no desire to join party clashes before his West visit ends. President Taft letter prompts cautious reaction as Roosevelt weighs backing candidates in New York and national matters. The Shilo situation looms as a separate issue.
Vice President Sharman returned from Hig Mouse where he spent Sunday with Mrs. Sherman and refused to discuss President Taft's letter published by Beverly. He also declined to read Taft's chapter in the New York Republican split and skipped statements by Roosevelt and Griscom. He remained unperturbed amid the sudden controversy and publicity surrounding his role.
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