Quiet Local Politics Amid Weather Outlook 1910
Weather notes warn of Saturday snow and a clearing sun with moderate northeasterly winds. Local politics remain extremely quiet with unclear candidate lists for city offices. Rumors suggest B. McCray may seek city controller on both major tickets, Foster E. Davis eyeing Democratic nomination, and Fy McGray rumored for Republican support. Reports mention prosecutions of saloonkeepers and a national conservation message from President Tate.
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Oli
B. Metray
McCray
Titus
Fy McGray
Foster E. Davia
Who Scratched the Bathtub From Laundry Soap Fable
A fragment describes a porcelain bathtub scratched by common laundry soap. It warns yellow soap can harm enamel, notes a five cent white soap brand claims to be safe for porcelain and garments, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
New Manufacturing Co Organized by Stockholders
As noted in Friday's Journal the subscribers to stock in the new manufacturing concern met this afternoon and organized by electing the following board of directors Henry Keppel Le W Olda J Re pseu G B McCray R J Follet A D Young O P Rogers Jr John R Calkins President L W Olds Vice President J P Crown Secretary and O I Smith Treasurer Great credit in due Mepars Calkins McCray and Young for their efforts in bringing about this new organization They purchased the patent and perfected the work to a successful issue.
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Fiday
Henry Keppel le W. Olda
J. Re
Pseu
G. B. McCray
R. J. Follet
A. D. Young
0. P. Rogers, Jr
John R. Calkins
L. W. Olds
J. P. Crown
O I. Smith
Calkins
McCray
Young
Will Work for Hospital Benefit Auxiliary to Count y Hospital
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the County Hospital Association has assumed debt and must arrange payment. At the last meeting it was decided to hold two bake sales on January 22 and 29. First and fourth wards will be canvassed for the first sale. If baking is inconvenient, money will be accepted. A small donation from each resident would help the hospital. Active workers urge residents to respond generously and show loyalty by contributing whatever they can.
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Couny
Salvation Army Leader to Visit Corry for Lecture
Col. D. B. Margetts of New York, a top Salvation Army official, will visit Corry on Wednesday, January 1, for an illustrated lecture with 128 slides. Accompanied by Mrs. Wm. Crawford of Philadelphia, he will discuss the organization from coast to coast. tickets grant admission.
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Salvation Army
D. B. Margetts
New Yorks
National Young People
Corry
Margetts
Evangeline Booth
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Wm. Crawford
Philadelphia
Mentor Sunday Dinner at Commercial Hotel
Menu notes list include Wake Fish with Dressing Roast Beef with Brown Gravy Friendsseed Chicken Cream Busquits Beef Salad Brown Batty. Chocolate Fritters Maple Syrup Mashed Potatoes Boiled Potatoes Hubbard Squash Cold Slaw Lima Bean Apple Pie Mince Pie Pumpkin Pie Sponge Cake Devil's Food Cake Vanilla Coffee Milk Dinner 12 80 Price BBC 2416.
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Bbc
Salvation Army Special Services This Weekend
The Salvation Army holds special services tonight and Sunday at 10 and Hp. m with Sunday School at 2pm led by Capt. O Alfred Smith. All welcome. Next week schedule lists Soldier and Corps Cadet Monday, Jye and Song Tuesday, Col Margetta of New York Wednesday, Praise and Song Thursday, Holiness meetings Friday, and Great Testimony Saturday.
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Salvation Army
O. Alfred Smith
Col. Margetta
New Yorken
Famous Palmist Madam Lucinda at Hotel Grandin Readings
Madam Lucinda, America's noted palmist, will offer life readings at the Hotel Grandin for a short time only. She will consult on life, love, marriage, divorce, and business matters and provide insights to attendees. The text includes garbled dialogue and names such as Mr. Nigg and Potiydelphia Raton.
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Lucinda
America
Hotel Grandin
Early Bird Catches the Worm Ad Promotes Spring Fabrics
Retail notice urges ordering spring attire early for best fabric selection. Mentions new models and dyes. Located at 212 W Main Street, Gotry Pascal, with references to Messenger & Son.
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Mes Aenger & Son
Gotry
Pascal
Thompson's Barosma credited with saving a life
A Pleasantville reader claims Thompson's Barosma cured his daughter’s severe back pain and kidney ailments after other medicines failed. He asserts the remedy restored health, praising the product as a safe cure and tonic, with two available sizes sold by N. F. Ames & Co. and Thomas Downey.
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Thompson
Frank D. Meeder
Pleasantville
Corry
N. F. Ames & Co
Thomas
Railway Mail Clerks Wanted in Spring Examinations
Uncle Sam to hold nationwide spring tests for Railway Mail Clerks Custom House Clerks Stenographers Bookkeepers Department Clerks and other government positions Thousands of appointments will be made Any man over 16 may obtain instruction and free information by writing to the Bureau of Instruction 3% Hamlin Building Rochester N Y Bat
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Uncle Sam
Bureau of Instruction
Hamlin
Rochester
Bat
Evelyn Bargelt a Popular Lyceum Cartoonist at Auditorium
Miss Evelyn Bargelt, gifted with a scholarly mind and broad comedic gift, stands as a leading Lyceum platform entertainer. Her cartoons and storytelling blend wit and sentiment, shifting from the sublime to the ridiculous, drawing audiences with sharp humor and vivid art. The Auditorium appearance is set for Monday June 17.
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Trainin
Evelyn Bargelt
Aggenuia
Fatally Burned at Cambridge Springs Hay Press Fire
Earnest DeVore aged 24 died at the Todd asnuarium in Cambridge Springs Friday morning after a night at Blartimun McNierney hay press. He and a companion drank heavily and the building burned about midnight. DeVore escaped initially but did not survive. He was the son of William DeVore, rural carrier on route 23 from the Cambridge Springs post office.
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Earnest DeVore
Cambridge Springs
William DeVore
Young DeVore
Hay Press
Blartimun & McNierney
Yong de Vore
Money Orders Stolen Reported at Washington Station
The postmaster at Washington reports that money order forms numbered from 24008 to 28200 were stolen from station No 19 Washington DC. The post office department advises business men to carefully verify money orders they issue or receive and compare the numbers stated above.
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Washington,tan
Washington, D.C
Post Office Department
Utotox
Brie Dispatch
Fragmentary notice hints at personal ad or shop copy
The readable lines show a garbled personal style about liking animals and a coat for cash rather than summer, plus a stray address 206 Firat avanie. The text is unclear but suggests a request for space in early spring and a stated business focus.
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J. Stone
Firat Avanie
The Opening Gun of The New Year
A promotional contest offers votes per 25¢ purchase with blank ballots for voting for a lodge or person. Higher spend wins more votes. ties lead to shared prize. The event ends July 30 with additional sales events and a linen sale mentioned.
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Churesy
Phin
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NEW Mfg. CO
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