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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1916
Page
3
Warren April 14 A weather summary notes rising Allegheny River levels and heavy rainfall over the last two weeks, with officials forecasting continued river activity as streams respond to recent storms. A flood watch is anticipated as waterways rise and temperatures moderate.
Local residents, including Mr and Mrs Hil Downy and Mr and Mrs Lynn Gordon, attend social visits and appointments across town. Names such as Mrs Dod, Mrs Raymond, Mrs Jarhes Hall, and Dr WIT Meauinger appear in scattered notes of calls, improvements, and household activities amid a sequence of neighborhood events and small-town chatter.
An old time health ad promotes Jud Balto salt and a lemon juice mix as a kidney cleansing drink. It claims to flush clogged kidneys, reduce urinary irritation, and prevent night urination, touting easy daily use to keep kidneys clean and active.
The Starr Ornate & Marble Works at 140 Maple Avenue Corry Pa urges prompt action to profit from a price advance. The buyer says stock in monuments is available at old prices for a short time, inviting customers to purchase before changes.
William W. Kincaid, a Meadvillia entrepreneur and longtime civic leader born in Wayne Township, Erie County, is the Republican hopeful for Congress in the 2nd district. He chairs several companies, serves on national commerce bodies, and has pressed for prohibition, protective tariffs, and adjusted duty rates, running on a platform tied to business stability and national reform.
A wartime speech urges unity to defend freedom, urging support for Progressive Republicans and advocating national preparedness. The speaker links the fight for democracy at home to the global conflict, arguing Americans must be ready to defend liberty and national honor abroad.
April 14 report from Columbus New Mexico notes a telegraphic request affecting U S advances in Mexico. The article describes movements near Durango with divisions and detachments at an exhibition area ordered to mobilize and converge, as authorities assess the situation and communication limits.
An old classified style notice from a farm equipment dealer listing Superior Grain Delite Corn Planter plows harrows rol lars and cultivators by McCormick IH engines and Myers Pillapa with a prompt to compare prices and buy here. Includes blacksmith and implement hosier services.
Fragmentary report notes Pennsylvania wool over a year showing price changes. Average wool value roughly 28 cents per pound, up from 22 cents. Lamb prices cited at about 8 dollars per hundred pounds, with an implied yearly comparison. Context suggests broad market volatility in animal fiber and related goods.
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