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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1910
Page
1
The article explains that savings deposits accrue interest compounded semi annually. It highlights how compounding frequency affects total earnings and emphasizes the importance of choosing accounts offering semi annual compounding for maximizing returns.
Columbiana Ohio July 10 Charlen Gongawaro a farmer and his 12 year old son were killed when their car, attempting to cross the tracks after a freight passed, was struck by a fast freight near Paonsylvania. Driver Henry Oehrle was badly injured and may not recover. Frank Hum escaped with severe brushes. Gongaware survived by his wife and daughter. All occupants lived nearby.
The Cleveland Street Railway company reports a deficit of 78828 after four months of operation under a three cent fare. Directors approve borrowing 850000 to meet obligations as the line exits receivership and resumes under the original management.
Saxony’s forests and forestry system, led by the Buzooy organization, are cited as one of the world’s best regulated forestry efforts. The emphasis lies on sustainable management, strict oversight, and high standards in conservation practices.
Oyster Bay reports Colonel Roosevelt would not endorse Theo dore Douglas Robinson but hoped his nephew enter active politics if he secures the 28th district nomination. The Roosevelt stance follows newspaper chatter over his influence and a request to speak for Robinson.
A vintage ad-style claim urges frail women to use Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin to ease constipation and bowel movement regularity. It touts mild laxative effects, improved digestion, fewer headaches, and general wellbeing, listing a free trial offer and a Des Moines contact.
Disputed dispatches allege the Dayton and Hamilton railway pressed for removal of moving pictures showing a July wreck at Adilecown captured an hour after, with the railroad company stating the images are distressing. City officials consider investigation while the mayor appears reluctant to act.
In a damaged OCR fragment, a man killed a child and wounded others during a violent incident. Names and places are unclear, with references to a widow and multiple children and a possible shooting. The passage is heavily garbled and lacks verifiable details.
Philadelphia report details Howard Lowery, accused of embezzling 144000 from a bank over two years, living in a cheap hotel while pursued across the United States by Burns and Shorilan detectives allied with the American Bankers Association. He allegedly used bogus lists and altered vouchers to skim funds, and was arrested in Philadelphia after extradition talks and a brief refusal to comment.
The unreadable text fragment references a professor and a court context with legal implications. It mentions an accessory and a Pont, suggesting an 19th or early 20th century legal or academic setting. No clear event, date, or identities are extractable.
A Pennsylvania railroad labor settlement ends with a $3.63 payment for a 3 W hour day while preserving higher rates for longer days. Union leaders claim miscommunication over a 4.08 pay rate for a 10 hour day and sought to establish a 10 hour minimum, abolishing fractional pay. Conference notes indicate both sides agreed to maintain longer day rates and the company’s stance on the shorter day pay.
An advertisement from Thomas Downey Drug Store touts ZEMO as a clean external treatment for eczema, pimples, dandruff and other skin ailments. It claims ZEMO is carried in over two thousand towns and cities in America and offers a guarantee through the store.
First National Bank of Warren in Pennsylvania lists capital of 100000 dollars and surplus of 100000 dollars with undivided profits of 35000 dollars as part of its financial statement.
Montreal reports a strike over territorial wage demands affecting 4000 workers after President Hayes refuses a wage standard. Conference breaks off and work halts last night while engine derailment in Pennsylvania injures several. Bryan endorses Motanti for U S Senate.
Meg, a resident near Se cles ond, nearly drowned in a quagmire while taking a shortcut home. Thomas Horfer and several laborers waded and carried her to safety after men heard her cries and joined the rescue.
In Willoughby July 19 a fatal crash occurred when a 22 year old mechanic Hu tried to beat a freight train at Grosalny crossing. The auto was struck and Halts mangled. 35 year old Lewis Nichols is dying. Nichols, married with children, was owner of the car. The collision left one dead and another gravely injured with no chance of recovery.
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