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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1911
Page
2
Local discussions show Bradford mayor elect DeGolier advocating merit based appointments. He criticizes spoils politics and urges officials to run an open process for filling offices, urging applications by Monday noon and executive review before polls.
Mayor elect William J. Storm declares the city’s police force a joke and promises wide reform. He vows to build a respected, professional force and to uplift Belo Mountly socially and commercially while reshaping city government priorities after taking office.
Special program at the AmniseUT venue presents moving pictures of the Austin Flood. Non slides, authentic footage shown as part of the regular program. Event promises the only moving pictures of the disaster available to patrons.
Seven young ladies from Wilson Piano School headline a high school recital next Monday evening featuring four piano pieces, duets, and solos. Special guest Master Carl Fischler, a Dunkirk boy singer, joins the program drawing attention from Buffalo and nearby areas. Admission is 25 cents with no reserved-seat charges.
Prominent architects and civic leaders convened in Cleveland to form committees for the Perry Memorial Association. Milton W. Shrove of Pennsylvania was named chairman of the first committee, with Attorney General A. B. Sisson as chairman of the executive committee and Webster Me Hunting as secretary.
A dated menu lists a Sunday dinner including Toulata Soup Roast Bent with frown Gravy Toast Veal with dressing rensse Chicken Macarin and Cheese Neat Satna Mashed and Ballad Potatoes Sash Lettuce Apple Red raspberry Pumpkin And Chocolate Pies Chocolate Ice Cream Tea Coffee and Milk 25 cents.
A crackly ad urges readers past fifty to take Cascarets to keep bowels active and healthy. It stresses a natural, gentle tonic, claims benefits without harm, and notes the product costs 10 cents per box and works while you sleep. It warns against overuse and refers to aging as not negating youth.
In a terse exchange Gladys Herois asks why she married him while Wthel-On counters he cannot live without her. Gladys retorts that she deserves a medal for decades of life paying in the union.
The Lyric debuts a stunning program featuring nearly a mile of historic film and two sensational features. Come early to witness the major showings, with admission at six cents.
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