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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1916
Page
8
A fragment from a public discourse frames a friendly appeal to readers, inviting dialogue and understanding while invoking provocative imagery about forceful persuasion. The text ends with a cryptic reference to 3129 Corry City Electric Light Co.
Online for Drink Habit propels a money back trial of ORRINE offered by O. Babbitt & Son, Druggists. Two forms available, powder and pill, each package priced at one dollar, with home use and no publicity.
Last night the evangelistic meetings featured Rev Dapfer in four solo numbers and a chorus response to Phe Sinner and the Song. The powerful numbers led listeners to Christ as testimonies urged husbands and wives to attend together. A brief call invited those who had stood to come forward. A young women's service is announced for Saturday at 3 o clock, with tonight's services at 7 30. Also rental notice for a desirable upstairs suite at 1028 N Center Street.
United Press reports neutrals and the United States prepare for additional diplomatic notes to Britain. They expect proposals to address the seizure of Amor oin mine and appeals to Sweden Denmark Norway. State Department hints at a window for England's forthcoming note before further action.
A physician recommends Hi Vesuvio Tonic bitters before meals to stimulate appetite and aid digestion. N. R. Ames and Co arrange supply for Corty and nearby areas, offering almost a pint bottle for not more than 50 cents.
The R H H Club was entertained by Mrs. LaVerne Dunham of E Malu gtract. Officers elected: President Mrs L R Witteny Vice President Mrs Lora Dykes Secretary Mrs H A Pehilman Treasurer Mrs Henry Keppel. Executive committee named Pelimian Whiteley Adams Petit and Auer. Next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs Henry Koppel’s Mott Street.
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled the state's Presidential Primary law entirely legal, ending a long awaited decision. The ruling comes from St Paul on January 28 and confirms the state's electoral framework.
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