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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1912
Page
2
In a closing chapter from his auto biography serialized in The American Magazine, Laoilette argues the central problem is the encroachment of a few on citizens rights. He says tariffs, railroads, and special interests oppress farmers and workers, noting Roosevelt-era stock values and capital capitalization as watered stock leading to high prices.
Richards returned from the Furniture Exhibition in Grand Rapids reporting Kurtz Brass Beds and L dresser styles far ahead of last season. Manager Murray coordinated 250 new brass bed styles with orders from dealers nationwide and shipments to Canada.
The article argues doctors are biased against direct sale of proprietary remedies yet public letters to Pinkham Laboratories praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It credits physicians who overlook prejudice and acknowledge merit, citing widespread support from women nationwide.
The undersigned thank friends and neighbors for sympathy and support during the bereavement. They acknowledge those who attended the funeral and those who helped with the service for M. L. Howard and Mrs. M. Fy. Howard and family.
Delegation from Pennsylvania led by Champ Clark visits Sea Girt New Jersey to boost Governor Wilson bid for the presidency. About 118 Representatives traveled by special train to meet Wilson and show support, with lawmakers praising his popularity and the Republican split.
Meadville July 20 Congressman Bates hailed a report from Rep Morris Sheppard that about 80 000 will be appropriated for a federal building in Titusville with $27 000 already paid for the site and plans for a Corry building tied to an 85 000 ground and building appropriation The two projects plus Meadville and Erie Crawford district efforts bring total federal building funding to about 825 000 across Bates four city district and reflect prior recognition delays from Erie Crawford a very good record
A Thursday evening meeting at the Auditorium aims to organize a new Chamber of Commerce. The committee favors recruiting labor, merchants, and manufacturers with affordable dues. Proposed constitution seeks city growth, public debate, and citizen influence on civic matters.
A touring car driven by Fred Brockway of Ripley Ohio veered off a road embankment near a bridge in North East last night. Brockway and Mrs Julia Sullivan suffered severe injuries, while Miss Margaret Hyland and Miss Bulliven also faced injuries. others escaped unharmed. The vehicle was a total wreck.
Warren County traction line shift to Foster Hodges Brick Company ends passenger service. Regular trips to Sugar Grove suspended as rail under brick firm control with headquarters at Youngsville. Freight demand will drive occasional special trips, leaving Sugar Grove and Chandlers Valley communities without rail access.
The body of Miss Freda Unger, missing for over a week, was found this afternoon below the houseboat dock at Point Chautauqua. She had been last seen afloat on the lake with a rowboat and a missing oar. authorities will transport remains to Mayville for burial.
Corry moves to align with Wednesday closing movement and invites Youngsville champion nine to town for a big midweek game. Foungayilla brings Watery batters, Charles Craker to catch, and Corry trains tonight and tomorrow for a strong home display aimed at merchant entertainment.
July 21 Warren Health Hour meeting notes action against local milk producers. Health officer H J Bierce reports dairies inspected and licenses may be revoked for unsanitary premises. operators given time to build proper milk houses and comply with health rules.
Fragmentary text shows a sports note about Coburt and aroma signaling a street league clash. Key names and details are unreadable, but the fragment implies a rivalry and a game setting with a notable player.
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