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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1916
Page
8
A narrative praises U S prosperity under Woodrow Wilson, citing $9.4 billion surge in manufactured products over four years and a $2.13 billion rise in the war era trade balance. It credits reforms ending special privilege, releasing credit, and curbing usury, with a belief that visible wealth and employment reflect lasting economic strength.
A fragmented plea urges readers to support Woodrow Wilson by sending contributions to fund his campaign. It contrasts prosperity under Wilson with a return to feudal control by finance overlords, urging immediate cash payments to sustain the effort and secure the people's prosperity.
A brief notice instructs readers on contributing to the Wilson campaign fund. It cites the Democratic committee and lists a campaign address in New Orleans, urging support and timely donations to sustain fundraising efforts.
October report from Robert P Patterson Jr of Nashville chairing the employers Eight Hour Day Movement notes 0 percent of railway workers are outside the act. Wages leaders and unionists met in Washington to push inclusion of unorganized workers. Organizers plan petitions urging Congress to investigate railway hours and compensation.
Oct 10 report lists Mrs Sitter leading the midweek prayer and numerous local visits. Names include the Monroes, Bubcocks, Harwood family, Crippen, Florence Raymond visiting grandparents Blakentup, Gordon, Wynn, and families from Jamestown, North East, Spring Creek, and Corry.Several funeral notices and a cruelty accusation are mentioned among town engagements and travels to Jamestown, Warren, Sherman, and Lake Windsor.
The text promotes eye care emphasizing the value of good eyesight and the benefits of spectacles. It claims eye health improves with optical science and offers to help reduce pain and inconvenience, encouraging readers to visit a center for eye wear.
Day of fragmented items reports improving health for Mr Senden Woodwardly and a house sale to Mr Clyda Foreshow from Clayton Carrier. Local families from Ol City and Morabil are visiting relatives in Corry and Portland, with a clergy member seen at the parsonage and several residents traveling or staying with kin.
Sophia Viyerd died at her nephew A J J Awhton’s home Friday night after a long illness. The remains were moved to Tumestown, N Y for burial. Several Erie and Watteburg residents were guests of local families this weekend, including Hagman Smith and Vite son, George Rounds, Blanchy inion, and Julia Applebie family members. Mr. WI Graham purchased a fine young work home and Earl Baldwin of Bris visited relatives.
Guests of the former's brother Mr. Eimer Hinkson and family were noted in a brief social column. The item records visits and domestic hospitality with minimal detail, emphasizing social ties and ordinary Renovations of a household visit.
An advertisement offers double strength Gatarshal Deafness remedy mixed in hot water with granulated sugar. Take one tablespoon four times daily for relief. Clogged nostrils ease breathing and reduce mucus. Includes a supply note from N. i AuioN and Co and a Hunters' Licenses notice for O. B. Porter at 104 W Mainstreet open evenings.
Fragmentary text mentions Myrlok Warmer and York Wit 9 prowontnd with unclear names and dates. Summary reflects limited readable content and several garbled phrases without definable events or entities.
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