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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1913
Page
2
Snow flurries are expected tonight with colder conditions for Sunday. Temperatures will dip, bringing brisk winds and scattered wintry mix.
A century of reform debate shows commissions do not guarantee better local governance. The piece discusses forms such as city managers and expert administration as possible improvements, noting varying success and the need for qualified specialists to handle municipal affairs amid a transition in governance.
A brief note expresses hope that the ongoing evolution will lead to a home solution. It references progress and anticipation without specific events, dates, or entities. The tone remains cautious and forward looking.
Dr Anson H Greenlee departs Kirksville Missouri for Chicago to reunite with wife Dr Sophia Greenlee who has recovered enough to begin the return to Corry. They travel with Mrs Johnson and two daughters bearing Dora Johnson s remains. The party expects to reach Corry early Monday guarded by a Kirksville brother and may rest in Chicago briefly.
Fragment from an inspirational piece urging self mastery and perseverance. It cites Balzac and extols patience, effort, and steady work to rise, warning against envy and urging restraint and self improvement. The text blends literary allusion with a call to inner discipline and ambition.
President Taft planned a busy day receiving about a hundred visitors at the executive offices then presenting Captain A H Trostron of the Carpathia with a gold medal for rescuing seven hundred Titanic survivors. The ceremony would occur in the East Room with congressmen and friends.
United Press reports from Mexico City that after General Fuentes surrender this morning Sonora remains the sole rebellious region. Amid rumors, former leader Diaz may return to Mexico and seek the presidency as the nation adjusts to recent upheavals.
Washington March 1 It is believed Representative Glass will chair President elect Wilsons banking currency commission which is expected to continue the work of the Pujo committee Glass has held talks with Lesion regarding currency reform second in importance to the tariff ahead of the extra session in April
The NaBone Corset Company moves its cutting department from the Ajax building third floor to the Harlow block second floor at South Genlor and Main streets. The department has outgrown its quarters and will begin nine minutes past the hour to reassign workers to the new facilities.
A quirky local listing promotes an evening program featuring two photophils and two comedies, inviting attendees to Ge to all advitl and enjoy a varied cinema slate with bold titles and light entertainment.
At about 1 30 am Oscar Spencer passing City Building heard two revolver shots. An officer found a Hose Company member singing to the tune of new hits in the Hike minstrels. The shots rang through the building as a fireman, also in Company A, spent the night kicking his stall door. Police believe the nightly revolver practice should be moved to the company shooting range north of town.
A local advertisement promotes Dr King s New Discovery for irritated throats and lungs. It claims to stop chronic hacking cough relieve tickling sensation and tastes pleasant. Available at N B Ames agency.
The Meadville Tribune Republican reports a striking coincidence in the death of Erie railroad brakeman Clement F. De Villar killed on the job. His mother had a vivid dream days earlier of him being struck down on the road. She says the news arrival confirmed her vision as true.
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