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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1912
Page
2
Local supporters of Wilson plan a Thursday evening celebration with a band and patriotic display. Organizers urge strong turnout to boost enthusiasm and a forthcoming formal announcement tomorrow.
A vintage ad claims cold months bring higher death rates and that fresh air improves health. Vinol liver tonic promises to restore appetite, strength, and blood quality, with a money-back guarantee if not effective. Mrs Huston from Altank, N Y testifies Vinol revived her five-year run-down condition and improved energy. Advert shows Babbitt & Son as sellers in Oris lorry, Pay Ady.
The Auxiliary of Union Cemetery met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Hattle A. A report of the bazaar receipts shows funds raised as 43 plus 38. The group voted to continue work for the coming year, unsold articles kept for sale by Mrs Ned Cook, and the next meeting set for the first Tuesday in December. Ladies to bring needles and thimbles to craft items for the bazaar next year.
Wellington organizes a special rehearsal for the benefit production for Corry Hospital Charity Ward. On Thursday night November 7 the parent and caste members, hospital board with wives, and auxiliary join the visitors formal in the K of P Hall for the event.
Walter Rickard of Rilgway shot a large white owl while on a hunting trip Friday evening. The bird, evidently not native to the area, was brought home during the chase, drawing curiosity from local residents and observers in the community.
The notice appears to be a fragmented legal or public notice with names and dates obscured. It references weekly events on Wednesdays and mentions a location or person likely related to Habrr otok Ady. The readable text is incomplete, making precise details and actions unclear.
New York dispatch reports revised national results with Roosevelt carrying Pennsylvania by about 25,000 votes and Wilson leading numerous other states. The update notes Roosevelt ahead in several key states, while Wilson gains in others, and mentions local county results and upcoming assembly and senatorial shifts.
In Spring Creek Township Warren County the district reported Taft 1 Roosevelt 26 Wilton 14 Speer carried the district for congress with 18 votes against Hulings 17 Hikes 9 votes The Socialist candidate Eugene Webs received Washington votes in the president race unclear from fragmentary report
Captain J. P. Austin and D. Warren DeRosay appeared before state appropriations committees to push a $17,000 maintenance grant and funds for a maternity building for the Pittsburg hospital. They warned current $14,000 yearly aid is inadequate amid typhoid cases and rising charity patients, risking denial of care if funds do not increase.
Sarah Bernhardt and manager Slamburg suspended in arranging an engagement with the Players Film Co of New York for Queen Elizabeth films. The production uses scenes from Moreau’s four act historical play produced by Bernhardt with a special company in Paris. Despite huge costs, the films promise a rare opportunity to see the famed actress at modest admission. Performances set for Monday and Tuesday after noon and evening November 11 and 12.
Vogel's Minstrels pleased Titusville with an excellent performance at the local play house. The show featured beautiful costumes and secure effects, fine singing and instrumental music, and comedians delivering new jokes that delighted a large audience.
Columbus residents enjoyed a Halloween event featuring Mini Mice Crosby entertaining attendees with festive decor and performances on Hallowe en night reflecting early 20th century formality and community spirit.
Business change notices say a store on North Center Street will reopen under new management, run by Mr Rime hall and Mr Byerete with updated stock and complete renovations. Everett will travel tonight to New York City to purchase goods.
A scanned edition reports Woodrow Wilson’s decisive national victory with Democrats gaining a sweeping electoral college. Roosevelt’s Progressive Party split the Republican vote helping Wilson in key states including New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. Missouri and California show varied results while women vote in California marks a notable first presidential participation. Ballot outcomes suggest Democratic control of both houses and the next administration beginning March 4.
List of unclaimed letters at the university post showing names such as Mrs Besele Carbough Mise Anne McPound Mise Daly Wise and others. Also notes sweet cider for customers and delivery near the pump station with a Bell telephone contact.
An Baltimore based notice touts direct sale of fancy Jersey sweet potatoes at 1.60 per barrel and oysters at 1.25 to 1.50 per gallon. It invites cash with order, mentions home bound delivery and a P O Box 480 address, urging readers to trade with neighbors and friends.
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