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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1915
Page
6
In a patio scene near Garman two highwaymen shot a trooper and wounded Hor Tousty. Police surround and are closing in on the suspects as the wagon carrying payroll returns from the railroad with $10,090.
An ad-like fragment touts $1.00 offers for fountain pens. It hints at a product line from The Boston Mountain Pond service with claims of a new construction and a special comb feed. The fragment lacks clear names or dates but emphasizes readiness and demonstration of value.
The text provided is garbled and unreadable, containing incoherent phrases about quality, competition, and a possible prompt to meditate or buy. No concrete people, places, dates, or organizations are discernible for a proper news item or summary.
A battered prose vignette recounts a gray hen’s tirade against a crowing rooster. She rallies other hens to “strike” while a hapless rooster is humiliated and ultimately killed by a farmer’s chopper as the tale ends with a grim, darkly comic reflection on farm life and gender roles.
Mrs D Gardner Cunsal, president of the Pennsylvania Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage, argues women will bear the jury duty burden. Cassatt cites experts warning that securing the vote could force women into juries. married women face higher risk and residence ties. The opposing view claims suffrage will not erase duties and notes a judge denying a plea from a suffragist voter.
A fragmentary letter to a New York suffrage opponent argues that women gaining the vote would drive them insane and destabilize society. The writer asserts women would become irrational, increasing voting costs and endangering the community, while predicting a dangerous social order if suffrage were adopted.
In Wisconsin a long stalemate on suffrage persists as lawmakers fail to reach a conclusive vote. The body, divided along lines, has not reconsidered the measure since last October, leaving the state without a clear path to reform.
The letter quotes Cardinal Gibbons opposing women gaining the vote, arguing the Catholic Church rejects suffrage for women and condemns those influencing religion and morality for political ends. It cites his 115 page discussion and a 24 date closing, framing the church as guarding family and morality against reformers and factions.
A column reports Judge Watson T. Dunmore of Athol asserts most women fear losing focus by politics and argues women should be allowed to vote on all issues except the electoral franchise. He contends suffragists fear defeat if a referendum on full voting rights is held.
Jonn Vines, thirty one years old, of 808 West Twentysecond Street in Newburyport, attempted suicide. He was found last night at his home and taken to St Vincent's Hospital by Dr Joseph Dudenhoemter. Doctors say he was in a perilous condition but showed signs of possible recovery.
An aged advertisement extols Thompson's Haroemo as a miracle remedy for kidney ailments and rheumatism. It asserts the product cleanses and renovates kidneys, improves constipation, and aids anemia. The copy cites testimonials and lists price points, urging readers to mail for more information.
Chautauqua Lake witnessed yacht racing with Anh Hi and two men disputing the lead. The Mychentauh brothers and Vorgs from Erie trailed the leaders as A. I Underwood finished first alongside Ray Skinner and Henry Smith. A large crowd observed the event and prizes promised future contests.
The thirteenth Howard family reunion gathered early morning guests and many from out of town. A noon dinner followed a short program with multiple participants including Mary Come stock and others from Sugar Grove and nearby areas. a game ended with Tango winning over Hinde. Plans for next year set for Calprot Park.
A Richmond Pennsylvania testimony praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for severe health decline including headaches insomnia and nerve weakness. The speaker credits the remedy with renewed energy sleep improved nerves and daily functioning and urges other women to try it citing forty years of favorable use.
A disjointed OCR fragment lists multiple personal names and places including Bear Take Nat Satie Blerritt Pottsville Mrs Aemmett Bowd Jamestown X.Y Mow Edmond Dodge and Dorothy Caroline Thiele Heed Wu Saw Prinsigen Jor Charlot Baysoan Aatoville Miao Laura Rosa Main Flow Rona Mai Talonity and Tenin of Spartosahurs.
Aug 15 Dunkirk a man slashed his throat in an apparent attack on Janey Teown a 7 year old girl near a home on LV Ragin Bernat. She was found unconscious and rushed by ambulance to Brooks Memorial Hospital with life threatening injuries. Police said the suspect, a local man, appeared to have fled the scene before authorities arrived.
A fragmented police report describes a head-on crash involving multiple vehicles near Fredonia, with road conditions cited as a contributing factor. The incident disrupted travel through the village as responders arrived and local officials assessed the scene and safety measures.
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