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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1913

Page

2

SORRY INDUSTRIES PROSPECTS IN CORRY REPUBLICATION

Corry's manufacturing scene shows a stable mix of small industries with potential for growth. Analysts note idle capital that could spark activity if invested. Prospects mention shoe making, malleable iron works, cutlery plants, and forging as viable but currently lacked concrete projects.

Fommierce Gluzenx Corry Corff

Angell Fountain memorial aids horse care in Boston

A Boston memorial fountain will supply fresh water to 5 000 horses daily. The Angell Fountain in Post Office Square features a 61 foot granite shaft, sixteen drinking bowls, and a continuous water supply to prevent glanders. Inscribed in memory of George Thorndike Angell 1829 1909 it honors the man who founded the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the American Humane Education Society.

Angell Post Office Square Boston As & Moetorill George T. Angel George Thorndike Angell George ‘Thordike Angell Societien Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals American Humane Education Society

Card of Thanks From Bereaved Howard Family

We thank friends for sympathy expressions during our bereavement Martin Howard and family extend sincere gratitude to all who reached out during this difficult time.

Martin Howard

Frankness and the ethics of open speech in everyday life

A compact meditation on frankness as direct honesty between people. The piece argues frankness builds trust, respect, and clear communication without crudeness, urging readers to stand squarely by their beliefs and speak plainly to foster understanding.

Adrianople Burning Up in Bulgarian Drive

London reports Allies plan immediate aim to seize Constantinople by striking at the Bulgarian army in a flank movement while the Greek navy mounts a sea attack against the capital. Bulgarian forces press toward Adrianople as bombardment continues through the night.

United Reas Adrianople London Constantinople

Meadville Man Killed In Freight Train Crash

G H Zimuioy Muita of Meadville was fatally crushed when an east bound Erie freight train struck another train near Pymawining. Two rear-end houses of the first train were demolished in the collision.

United Prova Sharon G. H. Zimuioymuita Meadville Erie Pymawining

Standard Oil Stocks Boom on New High Market Record

United Press reports Standard Oil securities feature today’s market with Continental hitting a new high of 2000 dollars and remaining firm. An overnight advance of 150 dollars lifted the closing mark from last evening, indicating strong demand and investor optimism.

United Press New York Standard Oil Company Continental

Ard Old of Kentucky Sells Property at Atlantic Refining Site

Ard Old of Kentucky lists a sale at 6264 Atlantic Refining with a price of 720 dollars and a separate listing for New Jersey at 439. The brief item notes property transactions and pricing for two regions.

Ard Old Kentucky Atlantic Refining New Jersey

Seine Flood Rises Two Feet a Day Threatens Paris

Paris wharves flood as the Seine climbs about two feet daily, alarming authorities and prompting emergency measures to protect docks and river traffic in the February upset.

Seine United Press Parl Paris

Rebels Shoot Train Near San Rafael Railroad

Mexico City reports say twenty men died when rebels attacked a train on the San Rafael line about 150 miles out late Sunday night. a score of women passengers were carried off by the rebels.

United Press Mexico City Gay Hera San Rafael Lato

Imperial Hand Power Washer with silent gears

The article promotes the Imperial Crank Hand Power Machine washer, highlighting silent fibre internal gears and a cover for gears with belt pulleys. It notes a patented foot lever reverse attachment for instant stop or reversal, plus a One Minute Washer model priced at $10.00 and claims many satisfied local users.

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