19 Nov 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1912
Page
1
The Warren National Bank promotes banking by mail with four percent interest in its Interest Department. Deposits receive monthly interest credited June 1 and December 19, provided the account has remained three months or longer. Limited restrictions apply on the amount earning interest, and accounts should not be used for frequent check writing or bill payments.
A garbled court note discusses a prisoner judged guilty by a jury. The judge mentions mercy recommendations and contemplates options for sentencing. The fragment contains unclear names and phrases about mercy and method of a verdict from a trial.
A garbled New Yorker passage depicts a boy at a line crying for a twenty thousand leis ginder the sea while a librarian offers a curt response about only having two and a half of something. The odd dialog hints at a humorous miscommunication in a library setting.
The New York women's clubs launch a statewide seal sale benefiting the State Charities Aid Association. Over 100 agents have been appointed as sales marks begin, with first-seat bidding to spark entertainment and spirited competition across communities.
Warren November report notes 80 local divisions oppose a change of schedule for new trains between Warren and Kane. An order recalling potential additions was issued, leaving midwinter service unchanged. River trains along the Allegheny have been withdrawn this winter.
Warren on November 1 Mrs Josephine Rexford aged nearly ninety fell headlong down a hotel stairway while at work as a housekeeper. She died at Smernongy Hospital from a fractured skull after a prior paralysis strike.
Long tale from Brie Times recounts a high profile divorce and alleged bigamy involving Benjamin Adriance, president of Savage Arms and Advance Machine, and his estranged wife Mrs. Berney. The suit seeks $50,000 as Adriance alleges Berney remains his wife and that she wed another man after an 1902 South Dakota divorce.
Mayville celebrates free delivery as the town inaugurates service on the coming Saturday. The parade includes a uniformed Uncle Sam representative with a new leather bag and uniform, reflecting pride in Mayville being among the few small villages in the county to offer this benefit.
A great feature presented this Wednesday highlights Lucile as a helper to heal the sick world. The piece lauds her efforts and the emotional impact of this prominent public display.
Mayville on November 18 reports Miss Mildred Scriven aged eighteen found dead in bed by her father William Scriven. An arsenic poison bottle lay beside the body. Coroner Bergen Eston of Jamestown is summoned to investigate. Miss Scriven recently bought poison at a local drug store and planned to enter normal school in Prestonia. Survived by her father, stepmother, sister Mrs Flossie Moore, and half brother Merl Scriven.
Sixteenth Regiment officers and company officers receive orders for a winter destruction camp school at Bradford starting November 26 at 4 80 a m. Dress uniform without sidearms required. Major Painsworth to attend. Transport requests must follow stated procedures. By order Colonel Rickard and Captain Adjutant Moore.
A distressed consumer notices a wart removal remedy named Putnam's Corn and Wart Remover. The ad claims a painless process, promising effective wart relief for hands and arms and suggests nightly use. It lists price as 256 and cites Thomas Downes in Bay as a distributor or retailer.
A fragmented report describes Lucile at Lysie Wady achieving a narrow win in a dramatic feature. The text mentions a Wednesday event, a rampart setting, and blood tallon imagery, with references to Fira and Aish.
A fragmented OCR passage describes experiments drawing a pencil line on paper and throwing a baseball, then touches on lines following a forced path. It mentions heat, fire, and a strange claim about saltpeter gunpowder reacting with the paper and producing a burn.
An oblique reminiscence titled The Post's Roost reflects on William Watson and his era, portraying him as a figure perched above the passage of time. The fragment hints at personal life, schooling routines, and a dealer named Chermang Fal, suggesting a period voice and local tone.
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