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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1915
Page
2
The piece denounces McNichol political tactics and calls to end fusion bids as manipulation. It argues the Penrose machine dominates campaigns and warns against independent candidates being silenced, urging voters to resist boss control while reflecting on Italy's war neutrality and diplomacy.
An advertisement touts San Cura Ointment and Soap from Thompson's Medical Co. of Titusville Pa. It promises relief for piles old sores fever sores itching skin eczema and other conditions for 25 cents a jar or soap. Satisfied customers may get a money back guarantee.
Meadville April 12 tom eras the Conneautville young man who was terribly injured in a trolley accident at Exposition Park about two weeks ago remains in a fragile condition at Spencer Hospital. Doctors say no immediate change is possible and fear the injuries may prove fatal, though the patient shows stubborn spirit and may endure for weeks.
Jamestown reports Donald Burns located after disappearing March 20. He communicated his whereabouts by letter to his wife, left town in hazy condition, and was later found in a metal box in a coat pocket. He traveled via J. W. N. W. car to Westfield and then Lake Shore train to Bilhart, Indiana.
The account says he left Indianapolis and went to Terre Haute then returned to Indianapolis. He told his brother he planned to return soon after what he had done. Relatives hope Donald will come back to Tipton a town within two weeks. if not, his wife would join him in Indianapolis.
An old promotional snippet touts Lydia B. Pinithama’s Vegetable Compound as a standard household remedy for women. It claims to support mothers and families with a simple, narcotic-free formulation made from roots and herbs, ensuring safe, healthy well being.
A gathering led by Charles Si Kircharte of the refreshment committee secured over 100 reservations for Thursday night’s dinner at First Presbyterian Church. The event precedes the Jay Tan’s missionary conference and aims to disseminate home and foreign missions information. No public collections or subscriptions are planned, though about $225 may be raised privately.
A brief notice states that cost support for arriving speakers is provided by Rev. Lewis Ei. The lineup includes Linzell, missionary to India, and Cole, with J. Campbell Wiilte and W. Hultord named in association. The fragmentary text confirms assistance but omits full details and dates.
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