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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1912
Page
4
A colorful sale ad outlines low prices on ladies and children coats, blankets, flannels, and underwear, with mentions of new goods in various fabrics and patterns. It advertises premiums for trade, highlighting durable wool items, table linens, and corsets aimed at shoppers seeking value and variety. Local store promotes discounted stock and a broad range of fabrics and ready wear.
Taft proposes cabinet members may debate in Congress and trusted former leaders join discussions while remaining in their own departments. Bryan backs a one term presidency and favors limited participation for ex presidents and speakers in legislative deliberations. The stance contrasts with Democratic platform on term limits and advisory roles.
Taft and Barnes held a long talk at Henry Wood’s home in New York regarding the party’s future. They discussed potential 1916 candidates and party reorganization. Both emphasized upholding constitutional principles and popular rule as the drive to unite Republicans.
Weather bureau bulletin notes high pressure over the north and pacific low readings over the central and north Pacific. Expect fair weather in much of the central and western United States early in the week with a rise in temperatures by Tuesday. Rain and snow spread from the North Pacific states to the northern and eastern districts by week’s end, but no sharply cold weather is anticipated nationwide.
Philadelphia November 16 The Reading Railway suspends the rule forcing employees to retire at age ten years to keep veteran chief clerk Tanis Lindis in his post. Lindis, with the company since 1860, remains active and will continue indefinitely, greeting the president Baer’s assurance no resignation is needed.
The State Game Commission anticipates a trouble-free deer season under existing protections. Open season runs November 1 to December 1, with one buck per hunter and penalties for violations. A local case in Alleghany County involves a deer shot near a town without a home, highlighting enforcement focus as proceedings proceed. An unrelated ad urges readers to address grey hair with Hay's Hair Health.
An OCR fragment shows a grocery ad with items like salmon trout and fresh oysters, canned sardines, ginger snaps and lemon cookies, oyster crackers, and other sea fare. It indicates pricing in unclear form and partial product names.
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