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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1910
Page
2
Weather forecast notes warmer high today with possible mild conditions tomorrow. Southerly winds expected to be moderate.
A historical newspaper snippet lists candidate names for multiple statewide and federal offices. Willan Berry of Delaware or Gibney of Philadelphia for governor or lieutenant governor, Vornylius De Belly for state treasurer, John Casey for attorney general, Daha Th Brooks for Congress, and Neds Machatyre for assembly.
A critical review of Col Roosevelt and his New Nationalism arguments contrasts progressive reforms with the democracy’s need for honest tariff revision limited government spending and ending special privilege. The piece cites Roosevelt’s speeches in the West and argues for decisive policy changes to align with public demands and constitutional limits.
The passage critiques Roosevelt's New Nationalism and urges adherence to Democratic reform and public service purification. It argues a Democratic President will win in 1912, condemns Republicanism and the Blizzard’s circulation, and laments political drift in a God forsaken region.
Information from the Erie Dispatch notes that both Republican and Democratic speakers are to arrive October 8. Mass meetings will be held in Corry and other towns as the campaign moves through the northwestern region. Prominent sponsors include Gov. John J. Tener and Lt. Gov. M. Reynolds, with several state and national figures aiding in the Republican push. Captain H. Austin of Corry and County Chairman Nason lead the Northwestern tour to meet supporters in Corry on the morning of the event.
A commotion rises as tannery vats are dumped into Breach Creek at Cambridge Springs. Constable S A Murray investigated the matter and warned owners that if the liquor harms the water they face prosecution.
A Regan meeting features Hon Frank S Rogan, famed cartoonist and orator, speaking at the Methodist Church on Meslay Evening Ost AML at TAL otoloulk. The Temperance Committee hosts the event with an illustrated address on social reform by Pierre Ad Stony. Admission is free. A cordial welcome extends to all attendees.
Payers piano contest closure on Friday September 20 reveals prize winners Halina Nevils Inthee with 248,845 votes securing first prize. Mrs Goring takes second prize with 184,870 votes earning 25 dollars. W C W ad prize receives 10 dollars after 77,195 votes.
Wanted hardwood bolts including beech birch and maple at the U S Chaff Factory. Immediate supply requested with details on lengths and grades. Contact factory office for specifications and delivery terms.
A large audience heard Dr. Smith at the Warren Presbyterian church as he argued for a global Christian mission. He emphasized the Western world must mobilize money, industry, and moral effort to carry the gospel to non-Christian lands, urging action across Asia and the Orient.
Shortt Moony frezen Nonaubald goods and a Honk photograph gear at Th. i Manley sale. October annoucement notes financial trouble and sympathy for Coy e, a well known local photographer. Habits amount to $600 to $700. Mr. Bock in poor health, business suffering.
The Time Saturday Wilcox Market advertises lard at 10 pound pates for 1.50, 6 pound pails for 75 cents, and 4 pound palls for 45 cents. Also offers home cured hams and assorted beets.
Fragmented OCR note advertises a shop with various quality goods and engraved work. Mentions travellers and a Journal Shop stocked with items for printers and stationery. References to crafts, engraving, and a focus on quality materials, with a period voice and promotional tone.
The Journal notes a registration deadline amid earlier errors in dates. It urges those who have not paid county taxes or completed registration to act by October to be eligible to vote in the upcoming November election, warning that failure to register bars participation.
A shipping clerk at Nabiy and Son was seriously injured today when he fell from his bicycle crossing Pennay near West Washington Street. He struck his head and leg, receiving a fractured tibia. He was treated at the scene, anesthetic used, and later returned to his home on West Washington Street.
The Library Theater featured a new play presented by Cora Lawton Mitchel and Alex Dunia. Attendance rose as the crowd witnessed the debut of a famous character in a production praised for its lively portrayal and dramatic ac tions.
The Columbus Mothers' meeting at the High School Thursday included Monroe and all Ow teachers. The program featured a discussion on What the Home Ow the School with a well-handled, engaging debate. The next meeting is set for October at nine.
The notice indicates that members of the Gree team and others may meet at lodge rooms at seven o clock sharp on Monday evening. Captain M. H. Brooks is mentioned as a leader.
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