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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1912
Page
1
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Fragmentary OCR reads like a local brief about a flag or board event with three units involved. Details on names places dates and actions are unclear.
The Warren National Bank explains 4 percent offerings to help customers grow funds and make money handling more convenient with complete facilities and extended services for added advantages.
The state Supreme Court affirms the May 29 1911 Pure Food Act interpretation limiting yellow color in butter. Dairy and Food Commissioner Powst vows continued strict enforcement to prevent deceptive yellow coloration in butter products.
The Bika lodge moved today from the old quarters at the corner of Mat and South 6th streets to a new building on North Center street. Furnishings are nearly in place and the grill, billiard, and pool tables will arrive this week. The lodge will open to members beginning today with the next meeting held in the new hall.
An old Corry Pa advertisement extols Vinol as a spring blood purifier and strength builder with a money back guarantee. It quotes J A Thied of Brave Borough NY praising Vinol’s effects and notes a shop changeover at the Arcade stand with a new owner welcoming old customers. The note is dated March 1, 1018.
Local fans expect the Bre Audie torlume to face the Municipal Glut in a Friday evening game at the State Armory. Reports say a strong backers group has engaged tall players and auction plans accompany the event as teams from Conneaut Ipsilon Pl Jamestown Banistus Buffalo and Rochester compete.
Pettit plans two new greenhouses this spring to expand capacity. One measures 25 by 60 feet and the other 18 by 10 feet, doubling the plant’s space. Construction starts next month with occupancy set for summer. stock includes bedding geraniums and thousands of tomatoes.
A London March report discusses a proposed general strike by all labor unions in Great Britain set for May. The move aims to repeal the Trade Disputes Act of 1906 and replace it with compulsory arbitration. Trade union leaders warn of court challenges and emphasize the May timing for major unions like shipweights boilermakers and enginering builds, amid signs of an extended industrial unrest period.
Mrs. Cnarias Barclay of Graniteville Vermont praises Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound for restoring health and strength after nervousness and other symptoms. She urges other women to try the product during difficult times.
March 18 Virginia report on the Allen gang retreating from the Blue Ridge area near the Devils Den. Detectors and deputies pursue with rifles as authorities warn the hunt will be long and arduous with possible militia involvement. The Allens and followers are said to move boldly between the mountains and Fancy Gap region, while investigations tie to a courthouse shooting.
Rear Admiral George W Melville famed Civil War hero Arctic explorer and naval scientist died yesterday at his residence 680 North Eighteenth Street after a heart failure attack a month earlier He presided over Loyal Lesson events and led Friendly Sons of St Patrik retirement notices mention General MacArthur possible attendance at his funeral Painozone advertising follows.
A French docter named Naame claims a cure for cholera after treating 20 cases. Reports say the pastor institute praised Naame for his remedy and its alleged success in curing patients.
A grand jury charged John Jurgens with embezzlement after he allegedly pilfered 1,430.85 dollars while employed. Bond set at 5,000 dollars. he was arraigned in Finnamond Indiana and pleaded not guilty.
Reported disdain and reports of fleets near Mitylene as Russians monitor Italian movements. Observers claim ships near the entrance to Cafiahaytt and note tensions rising amid maritime watch.
Note mentions a weekly pattern with activity on Wednesdays and Fridays. Specific names or locations are unclear due to garbled text.
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