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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1914
Page
2
The Pittsburgh Gazette Times discusses a proposed system to issue divorces and marriage certificates via a premium service, enabling faster processing. The column suggests arrangements to streamline records and notes potential time savings in handling marital status and civil documents.
Luly Sunday accused voters of wasteful spending in a speech to Scranton fans, saying the devil knows about $60 spent on tobacco and neglected gifts for wives due to poverty. He claimed ministers in Scranton support Billy Day amid the critique.
A reader writes to the Philadelphia Public Ledger recounting a 1912 memory involving Michael J. Ryan City Solicitor and the Donnelly Ryan wing. The piece discusses reformers, party dynamics, and Ryan’s stance on nonpartisan municipal service amid mentions of Palmer McCormick and Nelson Key roles.
The Kane Republican reports speculation on the missing Eddie Adams from La Mont since April 1910. A medium gave a hopeful but unverified message to his parents, who pressed for more clues and considered public petition for a comeback engagement.
Franklin March 24 The drys case in NJ City license court shows witnesses from New Castle Mercer and Indiana counties testifying that dry towns have better conditions. Proponents argue reduced disorder and related benefits while remonstrants plan to call 104 witnesses. Cross examination suggests retail hearings may finish by Wednesday. wholesale hearings to follow.
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs to cleanse children’s stomachs and bowels. It warns against harsh physic, claims the syrup is tasty, effective, and suitable for babies to adults, and cautions buyers about counterfeit products.
Readable fragments show a local market listing butter, evaporated peaches, salmon, codfish, maple syrup, and sugar. Mentions fresh eggs, granulated sugar, and a Chicago factory source. Several garbled phrases reference prices, sizes, and assorted grocery items offered by C. Woods Cash Market.
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