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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1912

Page

2

Amanoy addresses voters of Khe County for reform

Ralph R Lua Progressive candidate for State Senator denounces corruption and Penrose Machine influence in Arle County. He pledges support for the Corrupt Practices Act to limit campaign contributions, urges enforcement, and calls for state funds and grade crossing abolitions to reduce costs. He criticizes Pennsylvania highway spending and department waste, promising efficient budgeting and banking reforms.

Amanoy Ralph R. Lua Khe Mbiss Moise Paros Democratic Arle Counsty Penrose Megul Cnunol Pennsylvania Alita Capitol Pennsylvania State Highway Department Penneviyanto

Sporeman Address Sparks New York Hall Fracas

Fragmentary OCR from Garriegie Hall New York describes Woodrow Wilson words provoking reaction in an audience. The garbled text hints at critique of government reliance on sole wisdom and independent action rather than centralized power. The item remains unclear about date and full names.

Woodrow Wilson Garriegie Hall New York

Disputed Speaking Gaffe Cited By Aspiring Leader

A fragmented speech reveals the speaker’s claim to be a spokesman not a master, noting that supporters in the audience will not vote for him. He expresses a desire to earn gracious applause and to articulate his philosophy and aims.

Wong

Installing Plating Plant At Hod 14 Inwisiling A Modern Facility

The Wilsons Cukor Company secures space on First Ave Hod 14 for a new plating plant with equipment arriving and rapid erection. A seasoned manager from Retina Will oversee operations, and a 10 horsepower motor will drive a dynamo. The NuBone company plans rapid expansion as sales increase and more state and district managers are added.

Wilsons Cukor First Ave Posalbhs Wil Remy Rete Dew Liepliat Raymond Mfg NuBone Company Vathetr Hnalhips Addad Alx Bulldine

County board questions over 65000 funding for poor relief

County commissioners say they found no fault with the poor board and will pursue court action to explain the proposed 65000 to cover running expenses. Solicitor Thomas was directed to seek a court decision, while avoiding extra county money, amid disputes over 1923 rent of 69000 and appropriations.

Askice Nev Poor Board Thomas Thay Chan Ie Thy Noor Iertora

Death at Lewiston station shocks Warren family

John B. McDonald aged 28 from Buffalo died instantly at noon yesterday after being electrocuted by 11 000 volts at the Lake Ontario Power Company Lewiston station while at work transforming. He was the son-in-law of Mr and Mrs F C Toughtonman of 102 East Street. The body will be moved to Warren and the funeral will be held Friday at 2 PM from the Tochlyrman residence. interment at Oakland.

Warren F.C. Tochlyrman Oakland

Vandalism at Findley Lake

Local report describes damage at cottages near Findley Lake including Tilt Ue Corky Oh and motor parts broken and stolen. Residents fear further destruction and urge authorities to identify suspects amid ongoing investigation at Findley Lake.

Harry Smith Alex Smehines Jr Findley Lake Tilt Corky Wester Howard Phidley Lake

Ladies Day Reception at Kansas City Meeting

A Kansas City Ladies Day reception was held with a large attendance and decoration. The program included a national hymn, a violin piece, and a distribution of songs before refreshments and dancing. Mrs. Mary Prucker led the welcome, and the event featured a cordial reception hosted by the Lady Commandant's committee.

Mary Prucker Souyon

Man Shoots Silver Fox at Tioga Hill

Warren Oregon area notes Robert Weir of Toon bagging a rare silver fox on Tioga Hill. The pelts described as among the finest seen in the county. Residents report a quiet scene with a strikingly bright fox, its fur showing rich color and dell shading.

Blin Xiller Kray Kinning

Funeral Service Held For M I Miller At North Center Street

Funeral services for M I Miller were conducted at the residence on North Center Street with Rev. H C Shaw officiating. The service featured singing by local assistants and a solo, followed by interment at Pine Grave cemetery with a local honorary pallbearer group and several attendees from outside the city arriving from Chicago Grove City Wheeling Union City and other nearby towns.

M I Miller North Center Street H. C. Shaw Wright George Thomas Weltenburg Harrington Miss Barelyton Pine Grave Cemetery Au Vallbauréra Wm. Postlethwait K. PB Knowlton Trak Jones Wilbur Wilson Robert A, Patterson, Jr George M. Ream Wera Mids Mayme Miller Chicago HG. Qean Grove City R. 0. Miller Wheeling W. Viethrig Miller Ranfrew David Miller Helen Barger

Dandeline Promises Lustrous Hair In Quick Week

An old advertisement extols Knawton’s Dandeline promising fluffy lustrous hair after several weeks. It claims products moisture, cleanses dust, reduces itching and shedding, and suggests a 35 cent bottle from druggists or counters will yield growing, softer hair all over.

Prisoner Escapes From the Jail

Mendgill October reports a prisoner escape from the temporary jail at Dixon during Tuesday night. Strong held for larceny trial, escapes via iron bars and a window stone. Sheriff Raudebish pursuing Frankin and other prisoners. details unclear as to where the escape occurred.

Mendgill Dixon Armstrong Raudebish Aristrons Orty

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief

A 26 cent package of Pape's Cold Compound is advertised to break a cold and relieve misery within hours. The ad claims rapid easing of headache, nasal congestion, feverishness, sore throat, and other cold symptoms with two to three doses, urging readers to ignore substitutes and use the product as directed.

Pape Fapo

Passerby Ian Robertson Led Theatre Career Across Isles

Ian Robertson, brother of Mie Forbes Robertson, emerged from a forge and drawing office to lead his own company. A renowned actor and writer, he has produced over 40 plays, performed at the Lyceum Centre, and served as Professor of Horation at the Royal Academy of Music for over a decade. He arrives Monday November 40 at Library, in a major stage presentation.

Ian Robertson Mie Forbes Robertson John Thornsy Croft Hovor Muchine watyHes Madame Mav Henry Irving Joh Hara Aboye xl Forbes-Ronascon Ian Rowercot Lyceum Centre America Royal Academy of Musl London Igor

Sweet Potatoes and Oysters Advertise Fresh Stock

A Baltimore ad offers sweet potatoes and oysters with direct delivery by a grocer. It cites various potato types and oyster stock priced at about $1.00 per unit, with larger selects at $1.60 per gallon. The note invites callers to try the products and respond via Home Supply 06 10 Box 420.

Widdioman Baltimore Ady

Oleomargarine Offer From Knowitoh Bros

Oleomargarine venture by Knowitoh Brothers described as handling only the best grade product. The ad stresses quality and warns readers to try it for themselves.

Knowitoh Bros Ura Golling Oleombrkarine Adviwd

Autumnal sale prompts suits and coats in jingle

An Autumn Jingle promotes men and boys overcoats suits and rainwear at a store. It touts latest styles and various shades plus warm underwear and raincoats suitable for sun or storm. Notable brand mentions include Presto collars and fictional characters Little Nemo Buster Brown Mutt and Jeff Bud Fisher. Prices range from ten to thirty dollars.

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Barry Mail Corey Seoul Sea Line Iuperijon Ttn Iumuce Kane NuBone Corset Company Harris First Avenue Niagara Falls John B. McDonald K. C.T. M. Ladies’ Day Corry Tent Tiona Robert Weir Sly Mr. Miller Grippe Tan Robertson Jeff Bud” Fisher Nemo Buster Brown Grandpa Sam Jacobson & Co ONE Price Clothiers Pepys Wiliam J. R. Graves West Main Street Kelsey The Barlow Hardware Co
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