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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1910
Page
1
A Warren National Bank notice from Warren, Pa. invites customers to open accounts without delay and assures that all who come are welcome. The message emphasizes that there is no need to wait for funds to grow before opening an account.
The text promotes depositing money in a responsible bank to keep funds safe from theft. It argues savings build thrift, economy, and discipline, fostering a solid understanding of business principles and contributing to personal success.
Our Patrons regard lean of business done receive courtesy in all matters of business trusted to us and there is nothing In safe banking we cannot perform. To those wishing to establish relations with a sound bank we stand our services.
Warren National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania announces 4 percent interest on savings accounts. The notice highlights higher earnings for deposits and invites customers to open or transfer funds, noting the bank’s local presence and service.
Port-Mortem in Pittsburg fails to reveal cause of Mrs Kate Mendermohn death after 108 days in a stupor at Passavin Hospital. Doctors from West Penn and Dixmont note no brain blood clot and suggest her melancholy may have produced similar symptoms. The case remains unresolved amid historic newspaper ad text.
In Steubenville Ohio on June 1 the “Ane Tatking and Gossiping” faction attracted strong opposition from women teachers and a nearby crowd. A vote for revolution led to threats against members and warnings about reelection prospects.
The report notes Liberal and Labor gains amid mixed results across 46 districts, with Liberal candidate achieving 13,071 votes and Labor 10,000-plus, while Unionists hold or gain in several constituencies. Close races emerge in Radnorhire and Kent divisions, with overall party shifts toward Liberal and Labor reflected in the Wednesday tally.
Delaware Ohio June 1 Harley W Simpson former deputy auditor of Delaware county woke last evening from a memory loss of over 15 months. He had been unconscious after a fall from a buggy and later recovered physically but did not recall events or his wife until revival. He spoke of county coal option results and remembered little of the past year and a half.
Copenhagen reports the University has concluded its investigation into Dr Frederick A Cook and his original notebook and related papers, finding no solid proof he reached the pole. The university plans to drop the matter despite ongoing calls from many staff to postpone action and possibly exonerate him.
The Venezuelan government appoints A Heer Dnojt, Belgian minister of state, to represent Venezuela at The Hague in arbitration of American claims related to the Castro Administration. Heernaert succeeds De Roagven Saan-Pend, an Argentinian, who resigned some time ago.
Unable to determine a clear article from fragmented OCR text. The readable fragments do not provide sufficient names dates places or events to form a coherent news item.
The Daily Messenger reports William H Crawford president of Allegheny College offered thirty thousand dollars in Japanese government bonds to Dr H G Dodds, who heads the centenary fund investigation, in return for clearing Flood and Smith of liability. Dodds refused the deal and said Crawford sought a partial receipt. Flood denied requesting such a proposal.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as the germ killing remedy for sore throats catarrh and respiratory diseases. It claims inland Australia air fights germ life and offers a money back guarantee if not cured. The complete outfit costs 100 in lending design gifts and is marketed through N F Ames & Co in Corry and Booths in Buffalo.
Egg shipments in carload lots spurred prices downward with wholesale forecasts near 80 to 82 cents by tomorrow or Monday. Merchants predicted a 14 cent drop from recent highs as cold storage holders faced sharp losses. Meadville ice gorge relief followed a flood scare as water retreated after the ice obstruction broke.
Governor Windsor Hannon of Ohio, viewed as a potential presidential candidate, visited the White House and spoke with Taft. He wandered the State Room peering out the window, saying the choice would consider his wife’s views, a remark noted by Secretary of State Shore.
Cincinnati report states Harry A. Rheinstrom will allow his wife Edna Lofts to reside at his home with him after a court dispute. He aims to resume his former position with the distilling company and plans a separate residence elsewhere for the couple’s future.
New general committee of the Democratic league plans a Saratoga Install organize for the senate campaign. Mayors from 28 of 48 counties in the state are invited to a reception at the Ten Eyck Hotel next Thursday at 2 o clock to stir party spirit statewide with prominent Democrats attending.
Harrisburg January 2 The state board of pardons refused to recommend clemency for William G Thiel convicted in Westmoreland county of selling oleomargarine without a license. He was sentenced to six months in jail and a $2000 fine four months served. The board deemed the rejection a distinct victory for the state after a lengthy 20 minute argument led by Guy D Wallhen of Pittsburgh. Dairy and Food Commissioner James Foust commented on the decision.
Professor Herman Schneider of the University of Cincinnati Belene Schools cites Westinghouse in Pittsburg offering jobs to every graduate from the department for four years at 1800 dollars a year. He notes 1000 applications for the course with about 76 percent aiming to be electrical engineers and says he will advise his students on accepting the offer if wise. The appeal is described as unusually timely for the era.
Jan 21 Parla The appeal of Mr Letshman American Ambassador to Italy against a Paris tradesman who obtained a writ for goods valued at 1800 furnished for Letshman’s Paris home was decided in Letshman’s favor The court ruled the welfare was not untitled considering the ambassador’s position and reversed the lower court’s permission to seize the goods
A fragmented excerpt presents Elbert Hubbard claiming most life suffering stems from too much work. The piece shifts to an advertisement for Easy Task soap powder or cake, touting washday ease, cleanliness, and a five cent price per cake.
Notice clarifies a candidate for the Republican nomination for City Controller. The candidate states intention to appoint Doula Titus as assistant, with the address 200 Cassius R, McCray, to facilitate campaign duties.
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