City Teachers Entertained at Supt Cross Home
The city teachers met at Supt Ly Cross's home on Wuclid street for the weekly gathering. After discussing school matters, a musical program pleased the attendees with performances by Mrs Strong, Mrs Cross, Miss Morrison, and Mr Davie. Refreshments followed, and a lively social period ended with a novel contest.
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Supt. Ly 1. Cross
Wuclid Street
Strong
Cross
Miss McCabes
Miss
Inspectors Pole Line Report on Rotten Electric Poles
Corry Puy October 1919 inspection lists numerous rotten poles along Liberty Street Washington Street and Wright Street with tops rotten and wires over roads. Notes required pole replacements adjustments including poles on Park Place Mott Street and Columbus Avenue and alignment with light wires near Wright Smith and Gould intersections.
Panic or Prosperity in the Campaign Clash
Analyzes election rhetoric as panic vs prosperity, arguing Taft’s campaign misuse of fear is discredited. Notes Roosevelt and Wilson positions, party contrasts, and how business interests shaped voter mood. Concludes Democratic optimism with Mannings and Wall Street signals, contrasting with inflation of fear tactics.
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Wilson
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Taft
Enro
Petra
Taft Tis
Democratc
Lark
Underwood
Har
Wall Street
Baltimore
Kert
Searese Bayern
Notice for the Benefit of the Farmer and Workingtian
A notice appears concerning a farmer's benefit and Workingtian. It mentions keeping something open on Wednesday with unclear event details and includes a signature or name Hasbrouck Ady. The fragmentary text references a potential public or local notice context.
Lyric Tonight Series Show Delayed After Seven Innings
A fragmented report notes a Lyric Tonight series game halted after seven innings with unclear lines about players, jail context, and reets. The item references Adms and Aavalt in unsure terms, suggesting an interruption or penalty affecting the match flow.
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Lyric Tonight
Captain Humes Made Major in Sixteenth NG Regiment
After four years as adjutant of the Sixteenth NG P, Captain E. Lowry Humes of Meadville has been advanced to judge advocate of the Second brigade with rank of major. He succeeds Major S. G. Foster of Franklin. Major Humes is popular with officers and men of the Sixteenth, whom he has served with for 12 years.
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Sixteenth
NG. P
E. Lowry Humes
Meadville
G. Foster
Franklin
Himies
Alma Where Do You Live at Wilson High School Theater
A fractured historic note covers the Wilson Alma mater event and a planned showing of the New York musical Alina Where Do You Live at the Library on Monday November 11 featuring Miss Say Lath Willem Willingham Jobin Saunders and the Weber & Fields company. The play, adapted from German, with score by Jean Briquet, promises a charming production with Hobart’s libretto and illustrated songs. Admission details appear in the notice.
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Alina
Weber's Theatre
New York
Miss Say Lath
Willem Willingham Jobin Saunders
Joneph NM
Walter
Frm
Weber & Fields
Hobart
Jean Briquet
A Great Actor In A Great Play At Library Theatre
Jerome K. Jerome's The Passing of the Third Floor Back staged by Tun Robertson's London company last night at Library theatre impressed theatregoers and students of humanity alike. The sermon like drama shows a London boarding house with a varied crowd. the passer-by Sam Robertson reveals each resident's better nature, ending in a hopeful communal transformation. Robertgan, a well known actor, leads a strong company whose versatile performance carried the piece.
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Jerome K. Jerome
Tun Robertson
London
Library Theatre
Wanglad
Sam Hobertson
Robertgam
Thone
Mertt
St Marys Italian Church Dedication in Meadville
In Meadville Pennsylvania on November 4 the new St Marys Italian Church was dedicated with a 10 oclock service. Bishop J Be Fitzmaurice presided assisted by Rev Salvator Papan dred and Rev Father Thomas 1 0 of Ble and Rev Father John F Graig of Emlenton. Knights of Columbus and Holy Name societies from St Agsthns and St Bridgers attended, participating in the ceremony.
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Meadville
St. Mary's
J. Be Fitzmaurice
Erle Dlovess
Salvator Papandred
Thomas
John F. Graig
Emlenton
Knights of Columbus
Holy Name Societies
St. Agsthn's
St. Bridgers
Fitzmaniine
Notice to Jourr Local Advertising Rates Fre
Advertising rates commence December first in the Evening Journal. Display ads for 10 inches cost per inch with various scales for length and frequency. Front page adds 1 cent per inch. Monthly and weekly insertions priced by inch and count. Changes weekly incur extra. Specials include black face lines, mint smatches, and department listings with set minimums.
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Evening Journal
Vrangient
Corry Journal to Raise Local Advertising Rates
The Corry Journal announces a necessary advance in local advertising rates due to rising publication costs. Despite the increase, the paper states it remains lower than nearby cities, offering guaranteed circulation of 1800 daily and 400 semi weekly, totaling 2400, to maximize value for Corry merchants and readers.
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Rendors Hd
Corry
Dewalt
Tom
Asi Chey
Hatter Dent
Corry Telegraph Wires In Bad Condition After October Inspection
October inspection of Union Telephone Co reports dangerous wires and poles along Liberty Street Summer Street Wright Street Columbus Avenue and surrounding blocks. Wires too close to light lines broken arms near Wright Congress Smith and Matt Streets. Old cedar poles rotten at Columbus Avenue and near Weight Gould and White streets.
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Corry
Union ‘Telephone Co
Liberty St
Liberty Bt
Liberty
Summer
Washington St
Weight
Gould St
Hust
Wright St
Smith Bt
Wright
Broderick
Congress St
Columbus Ave
R. St
White St
Matt St
Payle Place Bt
Meaukiin St
Matt
Branclin
Center Bt
W. Wasington St
Potato Crop Hindered by Rot Woes at Brio Area
Potato growers near Brio report up to half the crop ruined by rot, with black rot and wet rot blamed. Market buyers note widespread destruction as wet conditions persist, hindering harvest prospects. Farmers cite wet rot as the major damage, tied to ongoing wet weather.
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Brio
Advertising notice for produce and oysters in Baltimore
Fragmented ad from the Arle Herald by Mrs Ella F Dalrymple advertises sweet potatoes and oysters for sale. It lists hours and locations, offers Jersey sweet potatoes and fresh oysters, with cash on delivery and a call to combine orders using a Baltimore PO box.
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Ella F. Dalrymple
Washington St
Strcamer
Mia
Randolph
Hale Dresain
Ady
Jersey
Hote Sipnly Co
P.O. Bor
Baltimore
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