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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1914
Page
5
A brief notice states a small batch of Hoosier cabinets remains and will be delivered at a price of one dollar per unit. The sale emphasizes a low cost and limited quantity, targeting buyers seeking inexpensive kitchen furniture.
The advertisement proclaims White Beauty as the world’s most popular kitchen cabinet. It highlights 17 new Special features and a 400-article capacity, noting wait times for seated use. The Hoosier plan offers liberal terms and claims over $1,000,000 in sales after release.
A busy day in town with Abe Helmin and Jamen O'Connor among business visitors and numerous locals visiting friends, attending errands, and enjoying coat arrivals. Several residents plan trips to Rutherford New Jersey and Jamestown while others spend days with relatives and on property matters.
A promotional notice lists Medeci Collars Cuffs vascular belts and accessories for Mr Lady toilette. It advertises 300 Richelieu Seamless Union Suits at 1 dollar and various blankets and fleece lined garments at discounted 88 cents to 1.25 dollars, along with undergarments from a special H. B. sale.
Advertisement notes Nancy O'Hara flannel waists priced at one dollar. Ladies' all wool serge skirts offered at 3.50. Skinner satin lined suits listed at 18.50. Includes details on sizes and availability.
In a Pennsylvania National Guards election at the Armory, Col. R. B. Gamble and Major Charles F. Clyde were chosen to fill key staff roles in the Sixteenth Regiment. The decision follows a forecast, highlighting Gamble as lieutenant colonel and Clyde as major, with both praised for merit and service. The local Company H has seen steady advancement under Clyde’s leadership.
An opinion piece questions Dr Brumbaugh’s stance and contrasts him with Woodrow Wilson. It argues Brumbaugh avoids clear answers, aligning with party bosses and the Penrose machine, while Wilson’s courage and leadership are praised. The author accuses Brumbaugh of vague rhetoric and says his opposition to corrupt political influence is unproven.
The piece portrays A Mitchell Palmer accusing Samuel W Pennypacker and the Penrose faction of graft. It criticizes Pennypacker for serving as governor amid state expenditure, defends Brumbaugh as following the beaten path, and notes Time magazine coverage to come. It also claims Pennypacker opposed by few while a $9,000,000 treasury drain occurred.
A political piece endorses a "whole Governor" who serves the people fully and remains independent from gangsters or corrupt influences. It cites Theodore Roosevelt and urges Pennsylvanians to support Vance C. McCormick as a model for a complete term of honest leadership.
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