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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1915
Page
2
A Corry chamber drive reports one hundred sixty three signatories indicating interest in joining the new chamber. The list shows volunteers ready to form the organization with plans for a Get Together event and aims to promote business exchange and local trade growth.
The Ridgway Record notes that indi cate s he has not yet made peace with the barbers. The item hints at local rivalry and lingering tensions in town grooming circles.
A fragment from the Jamestown Journal arts a proverb noting it is nicer to make business enjoyable than to make pleasure of business. The line reflects a local publishing voice on commerce and attitude.
An article urges preparation for motherhood and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic and invigoration for women. It advises women to seek confidential medical advice from Lydia E. Pinkham Medical Co and emphasizes health, strength, and normalcy for mothers.
Fire broke out at the Fairview post office causing extensive damage to the upper floors and government property. Firefighters from nearby towns battled the blaze, which destroyed stamps postals and postal cards valued at about two dollars, with no injuries reported.
Fragmentary OCR item shows garbled names and phrases from a local scene. No clear event, date, or organization can be determined, yielding only scattered tokens and uncertain references.
Franklin officials announce Chicago Populany Tool Company plants will begin large shell production within weeks for an allied nation. The contract calls for about 800,000 shells with work starting mid summer. managers plan equipment upgrades and new hires as production scales up for at least a year.
An advertisement touts Thompson's Barosina as a cure for backache dizziness and eye spots with claims of curing kidney ailments. It promotes Thompson’s Dandelion and Mandrake Pills for constipation and warns of Bright's disease, listing retailers in Titusville and nearby towns.
Open Nostrils End A Cold Or Catarrh offers a remedy claim for sneezing runny nose and congestion. It promotes Elyet Greany Fd as a fragrant antiseptic inhalant to clear air passages and relieve feverish headache.
Franklin April 17 Mayor F W Brown signs a law prohibiting city workers from drinking on the job or using city funds for liquor The measure targets all departments and threatens removal from the payroll for intoxication while noting bread line hardships. The mayor cautions against public drinking and stresses prudent spending of city money on essential services.
At Lake Pleasant ex cell sermon was preached by Rev Wood at the duck station on a Sunday morning. Local residents Mr Milton Tanaka and Mrs Blanche Hickson attended Sunday School, with several families noted as visiting or moving in and out of area homes and churches during the week.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Hayes of Mr Wm Cote haw gotten quite Goodard were guests of Mr and well again but this speech doesn t Mrs Chas Applebee recently retirn very much eee.
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