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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1915
Page
3
Jamestown Interstate Club withdraws from the Hanover league amid financial woes and leadership turmoil. Directors reportedly resigned as the squad faced funding shortfalls and potential dissolution. Local supporters fear the team may not continue this season.
A Good Square Paint claims higher coverage than twice the same amount of ebony imitations. The cost will last longer and offer durability. Lynn Knepp reports from First Avenue.
Urges readers to place orders for a monument with careful selection of superior materials. Advises prompt inquiry to secure best pricing and timely erection. Mentions prior delays and seeks to avoid further postponement by acting now.
A recent meeting of Jamestown company directors was held in person after several members failed to attend previously. The discussion focused on possible financial assistance and the roles of local representatives in directing future actions.
An old medical advertorial touts Mi-o-na as a stomach tablet that strengthens stomach walls and aids digestion. It claims the tablet fuels instant normal action, with a money back guarantee from Amon & Co and other druggists if relief is not achieved. The piece urges readers to try Mi-o-na through their local drugstore.
Westfield reports farmers, crippled by persistent rain and winds, revert to traditional cradles for oats. High winds and soft ground ruin modern crops, forcing earlier sowing failures and heavy losses while old cradles, once obsolete, are sharpened and pressed back into service.
The Henry Shon company plans a new building for the Erie Silk Mills at a cost of $90,000. Construction will start immediately with a 144 by 144 foot sawtooth steel framework. The plant should be ready for occupancy within ten weeks, with about 1500 workers to be added and over 100 already employed.
Grand jurors for the September term will convene the Monday after Labor Day. They will hear court instructions and begin examining indictments. No homicide cases are scheduled. Two involuntary manslaughter charges are listed. several other prisoners face charges and trials.
Fragmented ad copy discusses seeking timely assistance for digestive complaints. It asserts there is a correct remedy for stomach liver stomach and bowel disorders, naming general conditions and the idea of a best corrective, though specifics are garbled. The piece reads as an early 20th century health advertisement with questionable grammar and unclear product references.
Beecham's Pills advertised as a family remedy from the first sign of trouble. The ad claims immediate cleansing of the system and purification of the blood, promising noticeable improvement after a few doses.
A fragmented notice mentions a remedial resort and medicine sea aids project, with names and places read in the readable portions. The item hints at a local development effort tied to health and tourism, awaiting fuller details.
Harrisburg Aug 16 The outbreak of foot and mouth disease among hogs in Cook County Tk will prevent many shipments to Pittsburgh and other Pennsylvania points from Chicago and vicinity. State Veterinarian Marshall said strict quarantine will be maintained and Pennsylvania forbids import from districts not yet declared disease free. No shipments from near Chicago will be permitted unless on the true list.
A party led by Artur C. Parker reported finding remains of four forts once occupied by the Cayuga Indians at the foot of Owneeo Lake. The discovery was made while exploring an ancient Algonquin camp site. More than 100 relics were unearthed.
A fragmented legal notice seeks damages for injuries from an accident. It lists a claim around $10,000 with possible initial demand of $2,000 and references multiple parties and legal actions, mentioning Warren parish and related proceedings.
A Cedar Rapids reader endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as safer than doctors' medicines during the change of life. The ad touts relief from hot flashes headaches and nervous symptoms and invites women to write for guidance.
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