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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1912
Page
3
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Readable items include wedding anniversary notices for Mr and Mrs John Swangon, a funeral for Mrs George Hnstouh in Garland, and a Corry Pure MU delivery advert. Local incidents involve a gas outage in East Pleasant Street, a wind damaged smoker car, and community notices from the Treodon Building events.
A varied program unfolds tonight featuring Katherine Kellogg on violin and a dramatic reader at Genius. Beatte and Jess Pargh prepare a performance at the Kilditorium while audiences are urged to enjoy music and readings amid promotions and prices noted in the listings.
Washington reports explain Roosevelt's bid for the 1913 nomination and the strained relationship with Taft. Observers cite Roosevelt's ambition and desire to dominate, contrasted with Taft's independent administration and cabinet choices.
Roosevelt confirms he will accept the Republican nomination if tendered, stressing the decision must reflect the will of the people. The letter from governors Glasscock Aldrich Osborn Carey Stubb and Hadley urges him to declare willingness to run, noting broad party and public support.
A philosophical note on life quality from George H Hepworth stating that humble, cheerful living has infinite value under providence. The passage emphasizes contentment as a violet beneath a maple rather than grand stature.
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