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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1916
Page
9
There is more catarrh in this section than all other diseases combined, once deemed incurable. Local treatments failed, doctors claimed it incurable. Hall's Catarrh Cure, made in Toledo, Ohio, is presented as the only constitutional remedy.
A promotional note urges serving Golden Sun Coffee to please all family members. It claims nine of ten testers preferred Golden Sun after trying it, suggesting it will satisfy the majority and win over the rest. The coffee is described as steel cut, aged, blended and roasted, sold in air tight tins by first class grocers.
Jarman submarine amid wartime rhetoric touches on DuPont nomination with a claim of a $100,000,000 fortune and six delegate votes from Delaware. The piece critiques the appeal of wealth over political qualifications and references constant national convention dynamics shaping the Republican contest.
In Idabel Oklahoma on April 2 a mob of about 500 stormed a court room after testimony in the Oscar Mak incomplete case. They seized the prisoner and hanged him from a back balcony. Earlier Martin was arrested Friday in connection with the event. Aide Mirphy, thirteen, daughter of a mill employee in Bismarck, witnessed the incident.
Riot in Winnipeg Manitoba Saturday night and Sunday night left soldiers and police in clashes lasting nearly seven hours. Dozens of soldiers were arrested after attempts to storm a police station. Several officers and soldiers reported injuries with one in serious condition. The unrest followed the arrest of comrades taken into custody the previous night.
Disorder erupted in Gaverhill as a large mob attacked City Hall and homes of prominent citizens. Police failed to control the crowd, prompting Mayor to mobilize militia. windows were broken, officials assaulted, and residents hid as crowds blocked streets and power failed.
The Pennsylvania Railroad invites applicants for free telegraphy training for its own operators and dispatchers. A six to eight month school of telegraphy will be set up at Radford Pennsylvania with graduates assured permanent employment in Swift telegraphy and train dispatching. For details contact Thon Saddington, Manager, Bedford Pennsylvania.
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