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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1912
Page
3
A vintage ad touts Our Other Products highlighting purity, quick delivery, and sanitary dairy production. It promises fresh cream buttermilk and milk in various sizes, with a focus on quality and reliability under modern sanitary conditions.
A note repeats the question about pasteurized milk and mentions a doll named Te Saunt in the morning routine. The fragment hints at a daily dawn routine and a recurring inquiry about milk quality.
Disjointed OCR fragment referencing Corry Pure Milk Company and names such as Trametaronos and Tack-Well with unclear context. Text includes quoted phrases and personal remarks, but no coherent event, date, or outcome to recount. Further readable details required for a concise news-style card.
Local store advertises limited time discounts with bold figures and a mix of garbled early OCR text. Highlights include price cuts on select items and a promotional call to action for shoppers to visit the store this week.
Local items cover sales and promotions at Babbitty Street and nearby stores, a Masonic lodge meeting, school and church activities, a funeral service at Columbus M.E. Church, and upcoming basketball games. Also noted are road and weather concerns along with obituaries and a factory manager change. University and high school boys football mentions appear, alongside funeral notices for local residents and library play reservations.
Fragmented OCR notices report a midweek sale with low prices on gingham and glasses, a brief thanks from Mrs Churry after an accident, and details of Edwin Smith death in Philadelphia with funeral arrangements set for Tuesday afternoon and burial in Columbus. items date-stamped at a small town newspaper.
The South shows splits as Colonel Roosevelt seeks to pack the Dixie delegation for the national convention while Roosevelt aides warn of a potential Southern representation challenge. Alabama’s Birmingham News notes Roosevelt bids meet resistance from Texan and Alabama factions and Hilles’ actions threaten a unified Roosevelt slate.
The article outlines Colonel Roosevelt preparing for a demanding week with travel to Columbus for the Ohio Constitutional Convention and to Boston for speeches. It notes his expected communications with eight governors, potential letters to supporters, and a focus on defining his progressive platform and presidential nomination. The piece also mentions implications for Southern delegates and the Taft-Roosevelt dynamic.
Washington Feb 19 Gilford Pinchot former chief forester and Roosevelt confidant announced he had left the LaFayette boom and will now support Roosevelt. The move signals possible more declarations from former LaFollette supporters as California Governor Johnson and Senator Cummins of Town may also enter or withdraw from the race in favor of Roosevelt.
In Washington February 72 IL political scene shows Republican candidates Taft Roosevlt La Follette and Carman in crowded downtown offices. Cummins operates a small office under the senator's hat while Lalouette Pulls out. Harmon and Jorie Davis set up in Abbe Howse Dearwood Wilson rents Willard room to house supporters. Underwood’s office dodges downtown clutter carried by Bankhead of Alabama. A note on Sweden’s 2000 year trivia closes the piece.
Captain Ed Win Crissey, a retired United States Navy captain, was buried in the national cemetery at Manttan. He died at his Atlanta home age seven and a half, and lived here 14 years since retirement. He was a New York native and is survived by his wife and two sons.
Rome dispatches from Cairo say several clashes have occurred recently between rival Arabian chiefs Imam Yahya of Sanaa and Imanuel Douana in Yemen. Yahya suffered defeat with heavy losses, and one hundred men were killed when a magazine exploded at a fortress held by Yahya.
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