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The readable text shows a garbled fragment mentioning Tarya Moor, a tie, trouble, and references to work and fathers. No clear event, names, or location emerge to form a solid summary.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1915
Page
5
The readable text shows a garbled fragment mentioning Tarya Moor, a tie, trouble, and references to work and fathers. No clear event, names, or location emerge to form a solid summary.
Ad copy describes discounted weights and stock items with vague figures and unclear descriptions. Mentions prices like 1.00 and 7180 each, drawers and underwear stock, and wall stock with uncertain quantities. Overall unclear, but signals a clearance style promotional note.
Local society items list residents and guests including Harry Roger, Attorney Robert J. Osborne, Douglas Titus, Gerald Wood, Dr. G. J. Bennett, Mrs. Bon. Tuinlink, B. G. Lindsley, Mr. and Mrs. R. Bornstein, Williams, Lola Wellman, Minn Lola Wellman, Obiet of Polio Davis, J. P., Tonyos, Gorge Mural, Mrs. Weatherbee, J. Kind, Miss Margaret McCarthy, Miss Mary Keleher, Kirlee Parker, and Kirlee Parker’s health update after surgery.
Lincoln's Birthday observance at Columbus featured a pupil parade and a four period program. Miss McColl and Miss Obrn led primary and intermediate groups with essays, songs, and the Minute Man tribute. Captain Staker spoke, Prof. Mixer closed the observance, and G. A. R. members attended. The event included flag drills, a Miss Marbel Carrier tribute, and decorations in the rooms.
Berlin advisories report Kaiser orders a successful German drive on Warsaw with Hindenburg to sacrifice everything to seize the city. The note from the United States adds international complications requiring a special conference before a reply. The Emperor directs actions to influence new war loan negotiations and political factions.
United Press reports editor Charles W. Jonalues of the Fourth Tight urges about 1.6 million Masons in the United States to use their influence to protect American neutrality and promote efforts to end the war. He calls for free Magen ry to humanity and a strong moral appeal to support peace.
Ralph Holden the premier wire artist returning from a vaudeville tour will perform swinging wire stunts and present his latest novel themes. Three reels of pictures shown. Prices 10 and 6 cents. Two shows at 7 45 and 11 3.
Monday matinee at eight features Klaw and Ertanger stage drama The Charity Ball. Lt Col G G Rickards issues a circular to the 16th Regiment urging full attendance and best personal appearance ahead of Spring inspections, noting weak spots and advising concerted effort. Rebekahs report a successful baking sale at Knowlton Brothers. J W Brown arrives in the city from Buffalo.
Southeast Daya hosts AM features and a gala event titled Twenty-one Waital Toghorn Puttere with telephonic bells and magic parts. The Mawik, Ove Mutual Girl, and Watty demonstrate items in a lively evening program.
United Press reports a compromise ship purchase bill was introduced in the House by Naval Committee Chairman Pagett. The measure aims to limit debate to eight hours and will be among the first business next week, with Chairman Alexander of the Merchant Marine Committee in charge if passage is expected.
The annual public service of the Young People of the Presbyterian Church will be held tomorrow night at 7:30 PM, following the usual evening worship. The program features a Sunday School orchestra selection, invocation, a prayer for the nation by Van Dyke, a psalm scripture reading, choir anthems, a bird's eye view of youth work, and Bible exercises by the Juniors.
Selection by the Male Quartet and several music acts headline a Canton church page detailing Sunday School offerings and choir performances. Also listed are rental ads for sleeping rooms and housekeeping rooms at 34 West Pleasant Street near Postottles, plus a found door key notice.
The Farmers Institute will convene in the city March 8 and 9 in the Council chamber with committees led by B. J. Crowell G. H. Bellman and G. D. Heath. Speakers include Archie Billings D. Hi Watts H. M. Gooderham Patton Frank Hine J. W. Gross and Dr Roswell. Sessions start 10 o clock Monday morning and end Tuesday afternoon. A large attendance is anticipated.
Bly's Laundry advertises a covered delivery wagon with sleigh and harness for sale at 13th location.
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