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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1915
Page
2
A proposal urges range appointments by telephone and coordinated town services to benefit residents and farmers within ten miles. The piece argues such a cooperative project costs little to maintain and compares private club expenses, noting success depends on visionary leadership and community effort.
A new community building is opened by the board of trade in Washington Pa to serve town and country people. The first floor hosts a general meeting room with telephones magazines and farmer bulletins plus blanks for applications. A large luncheon and demonstration room and two large rest rooms for women occupy the other spaces on the first and second floors.
A damaged ad offers one hundred dollars reward for curing Catarth with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It lists J Cheney & Co of Toledo and National Bank of Commerce as makers and endorsers. The text is fragmented but advertises a cure and financial ability to back claims.
A letter argues that the Holy Land is the origin of religious fervor and that Jews deserve a homeland. It asserts Jews built the land, cites Moses and Solomon, and condemns persecution while praising Jewish economy and political success in various lands.
In a peace and war statement A Levy argues the Zion Organization aims to re-establish a Jewish state. He urges support from the Christian World toward Russia and calls on the people deprived of equal rights to make home for them.
Secretary of State Bryan addressed Democratic editors praising woman suffrage while denouncing liquor traffic and brewing ties. He warned the party cannot stand with the brewer or saloonkeeper, asserting a man with saloon company won’t join the Democrats. Anna May Papa, Indiana Conservatory graduate, offered music instruction at 14 Franklin Street.
Miss Lilian Barnes a Wilson Piano School graduate offers piano lessons. Contact at 11 2 Columbia Avenue. Phone 4 Ratt.
A historical notice states Alderman C. B. Porter was removed from office at 108 West Main Street amid local business solicitation concerns. The fragmentary report highlights municipal action and the targeted address as the scene of the enforcement.
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