Divorcing the Philippines in a Democratic Victory
The piece argues that U S sovereignty over the Philippine Islands burdens taxpayers and costs billions. It says Democratic success would lead to relinquishment while Republican victory means retention. An elderly reader oddly donates a dollar to the Wilson campaign, admired as an honest act amid worries of election funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Philipina
Senate
Philipinies
Dlive
Wien Aid
Democratic National Campaign Committee
Woodrow Wilson
Chanual Lator
Orrind treatment promises sobriety relief in two forms
The ad touts ORRIN as a cure for alcoholism offered in two preparations, a tasteless powder and a pill. It asserts thousands succeeded, offers money-back if no results, and includes a call to request a free booklet from C. Babbitt & Son, Druggists.
Campaign rhetoric and Lorimer scandal mention in muddled text
The fragment references political figures and a campaign, noting concerns about William Lorimer and perceptions of undeserved influence. It hints at integrity issues and public distrust during a turbulent political moment. The passage is garbled and many details remain unclear.
Community Rebekahs Hold Corn Roast at Burl Love Home
About sixty guests gathered at the Burl Love residence in Columbus Avenue for a corn roast and social evening. Attendees enjoyed corn on the cob, hot refreshments, and grapes, with benches arranged around a dusted yard and a large ventire along the cornfield. Guests praised the pleasant night, sharing music and camaraderie before departing around 11 o’clock with warm thanks to the host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mie
Ely Etiterti
New Equipment at Acme Mills Increases Capacity Greatly
Acme Milling Company begins installing new equipment from Munsey, Fi aimed at expanding capacity by at least 150 barrels per day. The overhaul prioritizes buckwheat milling and a new line of packaged cereals is gaining strong demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme Mills
Te Acmw Milling Company
Munsey
Farmer killed by fast train near Main Street crossing
A well known farmer Roald Lyman, about 40, was killed when his buggy was struck at a grade crossing on Main Street by a fast train traveling about 86 mph. He was hurled 60 feet, body crushed, buggy destroyed, and witnesses tried to warn him. Coroner and authorities planned an inquest. Lyman leaves a father and a new mother on adjoining farm. The crossing is noted as among the country’s most dangerous. inquiries continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulon Yy
Anaries Lyman
Lyman
William Avalin
Herrossing
McChintock
Toth Lyman
Oie
Lynn
Jen OY
Olin
Savera
Sro Rallulion
Union City Stricken by Quarantine and Alarm Over Illness
Reports indicate an outbreak near Union City with a child falling ill and a quarantine ordered on South Main Street. Officials, including Dr. W. Wright of Kirle, gather updates as residents in nearby Wattsburo fear transmission. authorities urge precaution while case details remain incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ale City
Oatoer
Ansit
Infantite Philysia Hua Nesn
Dineaday
al Vera
Union City
Viethm
Strick
Ekoal
Iseas
Wattsburo
Calom City
A. W. Wright
Kirle
Anthrax Case Reported On Local Farm Near Corry
Dr Greenfield received orders from the state department to vaccinate the herd at Andrew Jonson’s farm east of Howard’s Taunery and to hold remaining cows under surveillance after a positive anthrax case was found. Antitoxin expected today and treatment will be carried out with care. The Johnson farm lies about a half mile east of town and the Kennedy place north of Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Btute
Lim
Andrew Jotenson
Howard
Mr. Jonson
State Department
Gruenfield
Johnson Farm
Lea
Kennedy Place
Corry
First Dance Celebrated At New Home Gathering
A community event last evening featured a first dance at a new home described as ideal for gatherings and a heat lodge room with a fine floor. Luncheon was served. survivors include two daughters and others in Corry. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 PM at the residence on Hunt Church street with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Mary Ehllips
Mary Elia
Mee Coa
Pam
Avery
Pan
Plane Futon
Willan
Aira Wranke Apencor
Haut Chiveh Street
Hilington
N.Y
Speheer
Bunt Chivreh Street
CHURCH SERVICES COLUMBUS MEETINGS AND SCHEDULES
A scanned church notices page lists services across multiple denominations in Columbus. It includes Woodin and North Corry locations with details on Holy Communion, sermons, Sunday School times, evening services, and special Holy Days. Congregations named include Emmanuel Church, Untied Baptist, Methodist Episcopal, Christian Science, Christian Missionary Alliance, Salvation Army, Evangelist Lutheran, and First Presbyterian. The item invites public attendance and notes pastors and addresses.
International Bible Study Meeting at Confronton Church
The notice invites all to a Bible study at the Confronton church led by Willan Buelling. Morning service at 11, Bible school at 12, and a 7:20 evening service. Rev C H Wallace pastors First Baptist Church at W Pleasant and Second Ave with Supt Shapy speaking in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brhtarnn
J. N. Macintyre
Mristian Missionary
Allianch
Sprig Street
Strapp
First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Cor
W. Pleasant
Second Ava
C. H. Wallace
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Sociery
Shapy
Christian Attance
Baptist Church
Fine Show Tonight at Annisela Vitegraph Theatre
The Miracle, 1 is presented with de pied and a Sand Storm western feature and another act. The lineup highlights entertainment and a notable combination of acts for the evening performance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Evening Journal
Genter Street
Currier
Mail
Zi Fresca i
New York
Chicago
William Lorimer
Hunter
Minke
Rebekahs
Fletcher
Castoria
Centaur Company
YD Hunray Rynet
CTY
Columbus M.E
Nort Corry
Jalota
Hyemm
Bohol
Wervics FeAl P. mi
Emmanund Church
Piso Pm
N. Cantor
Atrest
Opp
Park
Methodist Episcopal
Public Service
Wyworth
Mars Methodist Chireh
Detroit
Christian Science
Main Street
Payne
THE
Salvation Army
East Washington Street
loWight
Peoples’ Legion
Pearl Mattison
Lillith Qwitl
Walcome
Pach Evangreist Lutheran Church
Wm. Hall
Lyons
C. W. Lyons
N. Center
Clothcraft Scientific Tailoring
Sam Jacobson & Company
ONE
Price Clothiers
M. Krieger
S. Center St
J. R. Graves
West Main Street
Sportamen
Barlow Hardware Co
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