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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1912
Page
5
A vintage advertisement extols Fels-Naptha as the handiest household aid next to a willing husband. It claims the soap cleans windows, removes smoke grease, washes dishes and clothes, polishes glassware, and is safe in cold water. It promotes antiseptic quality and urges following wrapper directions.
A local celebrity faces a tire satire trial on theft from children. The judge shows surprise at the guilty verdict while the accused proclaims doubt in the evidence. Separate ad style note promotes savings for women through Easy Task soap with claims of fabric protection and time efficiency.
Fragmentary remarks quote President Taft and Alden on the loyalty of two men whose votes could shape party direction, warning that accepting their ballots might constitute treason to the cause, as discussed in a disputed delegate selection.
The California delegation contest at the Republican convention ended with Taft defeating Roosevelt 529 to 2 on the roll call. Hawaii and Oregon shifted from Taft to Roosevelt, while New York’s Willi M. Caller voted Roosevelt as debates closed. Georgia and Indiana were also adjudicated amid live voting and reports of multiple positions.
Indiana figure James E Watson a Taft ally leads a parliamentary battle against Hadley over the roll call as former representatives from Indiana and wartime parliamentary roles are cited. The piece highlights his role in the force’s efforts and political maneuvering.
At Chicago on June 22 Roosevelt supporters influenced multiple district contests. Kentucky and Louisiana delegations faced seating and credential issues, while Cummins drew attention with Idaho votes. Roosevelt's bloc aimed to consolidate influence as convention activities continued into the evening.
Weather reports from multiple cities show a mix of cloudy and clear skies. Temperatures range roughly from mid 60s to mid 80s with rain in Atlantic City and clear conditions in others such as New Orleans and Boston.
A plan to dynamite the sunken steamship Ronald near Atlantic City is reported. Three tons of dynamite will be used next week to break up the wreck lying 42 feet underwater, attracting thousands who will view the spectacle from the Boardwalk. A balloon ascent by Hutchins is also described with ascent details and spectator involvement.
A local aeronaut narrowly escaped drowning after being overwhelmed by crowds at the Corapalls carnival. He was pulled from the Olile River six miles west of Plyistives by a bystander known as Grampa. He was revived with assistance from Heath and others nearby.
An obscured excerpt discusses the protein value of lean meat and relates it to fat content and digestion. It cautions against overreliance on “Bits” and warns that excessive intake may cause indigestion and social reproach. The text suggests moderation and recognizing proper use of nutritious foods.
Dr. D Padoll in Corry PA proclaims ten years of experience and daily testing to relieve eye strain with correct glasses. Warns against eye glass peddlers and ultra cheap $5 glasses for $1. Office is Ajax Building, Fridays.
A notice offers a reward for the return of a South Bend 17 Jewel O size gold pocket watch. It is a No. 674,689 hunting case with a 20 year guarantee, No. 8,883,754. Contact J. F Schuknecht in Corry, R. FD, 6 Aw25.
Al Wels operates as a junk dealer at 250 Delaware Street with contact via Bell phone 2823. The listing identifies Wels and provides a street address and telephone contact for business inquiries.
Rabent Heerlein of Corry features in a brief note about a $30 hot air venture. The item hints at a staged project or prize linked to thermic air demonstrations. Details are sparse but location Corry and names appear.
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