30 Aug 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1912
Page
1
The Warren National Bank invites parents to open children’s accounts to start a nest egg for education or future needs. Accounts earn 4 percent interest compounded semi annually, with parents retaining control until the child reaches age of majority. The ad emphasizes habit formation and long term value of saving for youth.
D. M. Jackson, proprietor, offers transfer and baggage services for all city parts. Meets all trains at Union Depot with special attention to trunks and baggage. Two TYde phones listed for contact.
fragmented notice lists individuals and locations including Pond’s Grocery, Wiest Ava, 212 B residence, a church, and a 27 phone line. appears as a public or personal notice with names and addresses, signaling an item from a local listings page.
President Tallahaw was greeted by a throng of about 5 000 at the Ohio Columbus state fair visit. He defended the veto power, urged restraint, and urged not to overburden the ballot box while praising agricultural progress and the public’s support for his policies.
Rebel commission presses Corinto surrender as Admiral Southerland commands American force to secure rail and telegraph lines from Corinto to Managua. 600 marines and blue jackets repair routes while authorities refuse entry to armed forces into Corinto. Consul reports commanders refuse to surrender and seek American protection. Washington disputes discuss of Nicaraguan affairs with insurgent leaders.
A Dorchester mother, Mrs. Thomin H Seely, gave birth to quadruplets. The four healthy children are being cared for at a hospital and will remain there for about a month. Doctors have not reported any other quadruplets in the area.
New York dispatch details the grand jury session as witnesses discuss Becker’s wealth, salaries tied to Becker and his wife, and March’s testimony on Wall Street earnings. District Attorney Whitman probes Becker’s associates, with focus on Gyp the Blood and Lefty Louie and the Rosen thal murder context.
Aged inventor announces tests of a grass based pulp process to cut paper costs. Burdett Loomis, returning from the South with 10,000 pounds of Inuit hemp, plans to fuel operations turning grass and vegetables into cheaper paper. Loomis, famed for the Loomis engine using chimney gas, claims his method will slash prices though authorities fear heat issues may arise.
London reform notes show General Booth's will directing Salvation Army real property to the successor in trust. Private papers go to his son Bramwell Booth and other family members receive modest legacies. The net estate is valued around 24 hundred plus dollars and includes scattered funds and private memoranda.
A garbled report notes the death of A. Gonzman linked to a plant-related incident. The text mentions a possible accident or exposure with unclear details about others injured and the location and dates.
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