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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1912
Page
3
The Daily Mining Guenet teport from Houghton Michigan notes Rev J R Hankin D D named as new pastor at Grave MB Church. A reception tonight will give locals a chance to meet the Reverend Hankin and hear his sermons.
An advertisement promises the lowest prices on a wide range of items including cards bank town cars and announcements with a call to order now for Christmas. The copy emphasizes aggressive quotes and broad product appeal to attract shoppers.
Fragmented items report banned corset shop admission, local property theft, butter prices, a yacht party theft, a fatal death in Clymer New York, a St Thomas church funeral, and a Junior Civic Improvement Club cleanup in Fredonia. The mix references Warren Mirror, Norfolk area, Daytona trip, and various local addresses.
Fragmented OCR item outlines funeral services in Youngsville Pennsylvania and a wedding in Warren Pennsylvania. It mentions a hospital dedication in Olean New York and a Ridgway Pennsylvania gas discovery. Also reports on Hallowe'en party at Columbus High School and an Indian summer forecast in Titusville.
The men plan a church supper experiment next Wednesday. Only a limited number of tickets will be told and must be secured early. The committee will know exact count to prepare for. Tickets capped at 10. unused tickets after today will be sold at Tab Dit More. No tickets sold at the church.
A Corry resident at 117 Sixth Avenue testifies that Donn's Kidney Pills cured long standing back and kidney pains. He recalls public endorsement in 1900 and notes Ames & Co. Drug Store supplied the remedy. Sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co. Remember Donn's.
A fragmented 19th century voting notice explains how to mark a straight party ticket. It warns against confusing voters with mis marks and details how to vote for Roosevelt or Penrose aligned candidates using the Washington Party ballot and Democratic or Republican columns.
President Arizona vice president Aaron S Watkins of Ohio state treasurer Chas Huntington of Willlansport auditor general B Hyd oun non of Milton Kens W Chath of Congressiiuate Largs Howard J Force of Scranton P H Hamble ton of Harrisburg BH L McKee of Pittsburg congressmen 25th District RL Pike of Brit 7 assembly 3rd district John B Steves of Union City
A historical political column argues that all parties except Prohibition oppose the liquor ban. It labels Prohibition as radical and immoral, urging readers to vote against the governing posture and align with the anti Prohibition ticket in the face of federal liquor policy.
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