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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1914
Page
2
Fragment of OCR text suggests an advertising item with unclear identifiers and misread words. No clear names, dates, or events are readable to confirm specifics.
Editorial notes a partisan battle within Pennsylvania Democrats over the 1910 race. McCormick faces seven alleged charges linked to a Harrisburg hotel lease and liquor restrictions, while rival Joseph Vance is framed as the anti alcohol challenger amid a hostile campaign atmosphere.
Fragmentary text notes doubt among Hallorites about McCormick and whether he would be a viable governor. Mentions Guffey Brennan Hall Mulvihill and a belief that McCormick could not be “dealt with” and may force concessions.
Supreme Court began proceedings as 150 jurors were summoned for the murder case against Cynthia Buffum. Fifteen jurors excused for illness or family reasons, with three absent without excuse and fined. 110 jurors remained available. Mrs Buffum, pale from confinement, was arraigned and warned she may challenge jurors before oath. The judge reminded her of peremptory challenges and scheduled jury selection to proceed.
A smallpox case is reported in Westfield with health officials including Health Officer Rood and Board members notes. Vaccination coverage appears high as authorities monitor the situation and issue precautions.
Thomas A. Edison remarks his sixty seventh birthday with his usual industry and quiet optimism. The wizard of electricity, living in Orange, is described as lively, thoughtful, and devoted to progress, reflecting on past experiences and future plans.
Stanley Sam aulski admitted embezzling 600 dollars left by Gabor Dogdan, and was jailed on 1000 dollar bail awaiting April court. Dogdan traced 800 dollars used for government bonds and 100 dollars sent to relatives in the old country. funds were recovered.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle overnight laxative for the bowels. It claims to clean the stomach and remove undigested food, gas, and constipation while you sleep. A 10 cent box from a druggist is said to keep head and bowels regular for months.
Oil City Feb 15 Over four thousand attended the Biederwolf revival opening which continues five weeks. Officials say the wooden tabernacle cannot hold the crowd and may be extended onto the sidewalk. The platform hosted the Biederwolf party ministers and a 25 piece orchestra with a 450 voice chorus. Organizers promise low-cost advertising and a strong campaign from day one.
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