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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1912
Page
2
A speech at the General Assembly of the Ibyterian church praises a prohibition era for prosperity. The speaker cites reduced crime and prison closures, rising church attendance, and social improvement since 1907 as evidence of liquor bans boosting state well being.
A Jamestown Post summary notes Kansas could feed over one sixth of the U S population for a year with its wheat crop and even supply soldiers bread at five cents a ton. It also cites a $10 million pension fund by Bell Western Union Western Electric and allies for about 175000 employees, marking a sweeping corporate benefits effort.
A Union City Times summary notes flaws in the election law and ballot design creating confusion for voters. It highlights lengthy ballots with many offices and incomplete party tickets, calls for a simpler system, and criticizes partisan manipulation of the law. The Jamestown Post and other papers discuss Roosevelt’s faction struggles and the era’s political realignments.
An advance in Pennsylvania oil prices follows the three day period after the election of a Democratic president. The shift is analyzed as a potential factor in creating a political climate favorable to Democrats, with emphasis on oil industry impact and local production dynamics.
A fire escape has been ordered for the Traction Building with its components arrived. Workers from the shops will erect the escape, designed and manufactured by Grove City. The installation will occur within days to improve safety for occupants on the second and third floors.
A chaotic, unclear report notes trains and mines with conflicting claims. The article mentions a Lime rifle and a Penny, with agents and officials denying or delaying paving in commission. The exact sequence and entities are uncertain from the fragment.
A Victorian era notice promotes Mrs Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female disorders causing unhappiness in marriage. It claims to restore health by addressing nervousness, hysteria, and chronic pains through Dr. Pierce's Medicine and references The Medico Adviser by Dr. M Bierce. The ad urges purchase for relief and outlines payment details for wrapping and mailing.
The Pennsylvania Railroad will discontinue the 18 hour train service between New York and Chicago on November 24. A new 18 hour service will be introduced as the Broadway Limited, departing New York at 9:45 a.m. and arriving in Chicago at 4:40 p.m. The Chicago to New York leg leaves at 12:40 p.m. and arrives at 10:40 p.m. Other routes including the Twenty-four Hour St. Louis and the Twenty-four Hour New Yorker retain current schedules.
The Pennsylvania Orchard Demonstration Work schedules public demonstrations of pruning and spraying methods led by State Zoologist H. A. Surface. Demonstrations occur in Burrisburk and nearby towns with experts applying proper materials to control pests and refine techniques for orchard health. Local residents are invited to attend the public demonstrations in Berks, Warren, and surrounding counties on specified November dates.
Alanson Crosby editor of the Courier fired yesterday to a Herald reporter. He announced his candidacy for the postmaster position at Titusville when the current term ends with Postmaster J M Bloxe. Crosby stated his record as a Democratic supporter and his fourteen years in journalism qualify him for a “good administration” of the office.
The Cory players under Mr J Wellington will stage a full trial rehearsal tonight. Every detail of the Toastmaster production will be perfected. Chaperones Mrs Paln and Whittlesey accompany the young performers. An automobile parade, with loaned cars, will precede the show at 12 oclock midnight. Seats are selling fast as interest grows for the event.
Reports of infantile paralysis spread through Lotsville as residents react to a case in a local household. Officials urge caution while health workers investigate and advise preventive steps amid growing concern.
An American LaFrance combination fire truck test in Elmire met with failure after the vehicle could not complete a road run. Demonstrator Hasan cited unclear procurement status and lack of city approval, noting the truck’s high gearing hindered steep grades though the machine impressed on balance.
The second appearance of Alma, Where Do You Live? at the Library Theatre drew a smaller audience than expected. Miss May Gotham’s charm and ability were insufficient to lift the production. Josag Willingham and Pierre showed natural force, while minor roles fell short. The next attraction at the Library is Marshall and Anderson's Musical Comedy Co. on November 18.
Governor Tener announced December 27 as the dedication date for the Corry Elks Home. The ceremony will feature local officials and grand lodge officers, with events planned for the afternoon and evening, signaling a major community occasion in Wheelerates.
The following program will be given at the Presbyterian church Tuesday evening November 12. Admission free. Soloists and quartettes perform including Fred Smith and the Melante quartet. Various names listed as performers and participants. The event opens to the public after the conversion.
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