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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1915
Page
3
Fragmentary report mentions workers and main pro hor of the L to apolo, referencing obton and axeluded Da in a terse political context. Details are unclear but imply labor and leadership roles amid a local event.
Vine March 12 sources report that the Meadvill or Pittsburgh line shops will halt improvements on engines for 10 days. About 12 machines had begun changes, and some already finished. Officials gave no detailed explanation, citing business conditions and current needs. No reduction in overall workforce expected in the near term.
Chicago March 13 The Martgars and Maroune vins on the track at the university of Chicago Gym tonight In the annual indoor athletic meet Jeff Avent of the Conference year Pouch DeCheaney’s Wisconsin at Coach Mothessey’s Wisconsin athletes were confident of beating the Chicago men Hodarn Viol showing last Saturday with the Illinois entitled them to victory over the Badger rivals Today’s event is the dual meet prior to the conference championship at Minnesota on March 27.
Crowd of women gathers as the trial of Mrs. Angl e and others continues in Bridgeport. Attorneys clash over an amendment alleging use of instruments in a fall that fractured a skull, while witnesses identify clothing and gloves linked to the defendant.
A historical advertisement touts Diamond Tires claiming 1914 service records prove weight strength and long mileage. It cites dealer letters from across the country, says a book of letters documents high mileage and reliability and invites readers to Akron Ohio for a copy.
A garbled wartime report discusses secrecy around U S Navy advertising aims and ship weaponry. It mentions 14 inch guns, a test firing from moving targets, and comparisons of American gunnery to other nations. The piece highlights how wartime publicity shaped perceptions of naval power and instrumentation.
House offers unusual features and invites interested persons to call Wednesday or Saturday to inspect. Several other properties for rent also available. A Munger at 219 B Smith wires.
Alderman Porter assigned to 102 West Main Street for business solicitation duties after removal from prior post. Local officials confirm the shift to new duties effective immediately, with department supervisors noting coordination with East Ward offices.
The Sherman Wet School students gave a Saturday evening play at the Tow Hall. The performance was well rendered and the dance routine praised. Mrs Rinow Wheeler of Southern Lives and Mr and Mrs Jomet King attended along with other local residents. Mish Anna Abbott of Asheville also noted in attendance.
The fragment details Mrs. Morke Taker suffering a stroke and paralysis with son Professor Frank Baker and others assisting. It mentions Delia Rasp, Mrs. Mary Balip, J D Galluns, Dr LB Mecray and Men tA consulting about Mrs Mra. John Boland’s wife undergoing eye surgery in Bela. Mrs. Moward Hiker’s death followed by a 4:30 am time.
A military home record from Dayton lists men on duty with pay and on extra duty without pay, plus hospital and insane ward notes. It records absences without leave and totals burials to date, mentioning Henry M. Adams and others from the soldier’s home in Dayton Ohio.
An old classified style advertisement promotes Bell telephone service with contact for H. Jay Spencer at 214 Fifth Avenue. It lists clothing items such as feathered wraps gloves willow plumes slippers shoes and hats along with porters and depots.
Jamvotown mourns as a well known former resident of Crawford County is found murdered in Hinton. The victim, identified through scattered reports as Smith, leaves behind a widow and four children. Authorities describe a motive tied to a robbery and plunder with about 200 dollars recovered. the body was found with a bullet hole, photographed, and interred in Clinton. Relatives and local officials are cooperating in the investigation.
Edgar A Higge of Avoca New York announces a large stock of sweet pea and gladiolus bulbs and seeds. He will mail free four page folders with varieties descriptions and cultural tips to any address. He invites patrons and non patrons alike to request the folders today.
Notice to customers and the public about contacting the business for orders, property details, and service. It states a priority to address all customer needs and mentions a person associated with the notice.
Notice states A D Mount and Son have moved their office from a traction building to the Bus, inviting inquiries and indicating they will be available to receive inquiries for spring plans.
Local notice promotes fancy maple syrup advertised as most approved BD put up in quart bottles. It markets Glins and Atriody pure syrup and encourages customers to ask for the product.
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