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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1915
Page
3
A fragmented clipping mentions Jane in relation to a screen scene. The sparse text hints at a film or broadcast context with limited readable details. No clear dates or organizations are identified.
Jamestown to form an independent baseball squad under manager Wilcox. lineup may change daily as efforts to recruit players continue, with first home game slated at 8 oclock. Upcoming fixtures include games against Greenville Longward Corry and Meadville, with several Federal League players expected to join.
Fire at 1:25 in Franklin destroys W H Carringer millinery at 19th Street near Otter. Adjacent rooms housing Gunhreitechun and Singer Sewing Machine Co suffered smoke damage. Family above the shops escaped, furnishings damaged, repairs and losses mainly limited to stock and workshop areas. Estimated loss around 1000 with partial insurance coverage.
Elizabeth Mulvey, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs John Mulvey of Superior, drowned in Oil Creek near Titusville in the evening. Body recovered about 1:30 o clock. She was transported to hospital by Charles Gron’s automobile, but life could not be saved. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
Report states work will restart the Avery Drane furnace in Mehoning and Shenandoah valleys within 60 days with operations expected by October 1. Superintendent J B Robbing notes the plant has been closed for over two years and aims to return to production at Sharpaville.
Readable items include Home Grown onions and turnips, cabbage, oranges, lemons, breakfast moods and coffees, honey and biscuits. The page features a chaotic catalog of produce and grocery items with prices and sources, titled Woods Cash Market.
Photographed in the Gardens near Vagh Akla Armenians are described as valiant in the long war against Turkish forces. The caption notes Armenians aiding allied troops, digging trenches beyond the town and driving the Turks from Murapo with French and Belgian support.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Dr Wallly Hawk at a PonMar fair with Meadowbrooke references and a purchase of pork for the army. It includes fumbled names and numbers such as May and $480, but the exact event, date, and entities remain unclear.
The notice urges buyers to select quality paints that cover more surface than cheap imitations and last longer. It urges readers to purchase only from reputable sellers where experienced men buy their paints, and to heed the warning from others.
The report notes a war department order sending batteries and an aeroplane to Brownsville Texas as part of wartime dispositions. Armed rebels surround Cape Hay and an attack on the Elly is anticipated. Washington shows interest in related developments and cotton growers' deals. A Maine publisher, Wesley Harper, heads a publishing house. Four bathers drown at Rockaway Beach amid strong undertow as naturalization figures show few foreigners naturalizing in the United States.
New York will read gas meters by photograph to improve accuracy. Meter readers will use a small camera mounted to view the dial. pressing a button lights the dial and exposes a photo showing the gas used. In Altoona Pennsylvania, many skilled mechanics quit Pennsylvania rail shops to join Westinghouse in Pittsburg for higher wages and steady war work.
The storm surge damages fruit growers with an estimated 95,000 in red raspberries lost on the crop and a broader hit to hay, grain, and strawberry crops. Officials warn of significant losses, with early-season yields cut by 3 to 40 percent and many farms facing heavy financial strain.
A mother advises not to worry over coughs and colds, praising Glyco Pine as a quick cure. She recounts giving it to John, Mary, and a baby, claiming relief within hours and noting the Ajax Chemical Co. guarantee and money-back promise. The letter urges trying Glyco Pine from local druggists with a loving sign-off.
War sale notice lists Thomas Downey and Qurham Drug Company as principals. Details readable describe an auction or sale event with parties and target assets, seeking bids or notice of liquidation. If further facts exist in readable text they indicate location and dates for the sale.
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