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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1915
Page
2
Advertising copy fragment shows garbled text about insertion and patterns. It mentions a tecelot bol and a receipt element, but the readable content is unclear and incomplete. No identifiable people or organizations.
An address from Harvard's Lowell urges formation of a Society for the Promotion of Training for Public Service. The speech laments politicized offices and calls for training schools to prepare men for civic duties, arguing efficient public service benefits the nation more than private gain.
The piece discusses women's suffrage, arguing for ballot rights as a broad civil duty rather than a separate women’s party. It critiques the idea of a “Solid Woman’s Vote,” notes mixed opinions among political women, cites Judge Waller’s California case, and emphasizes women as citizens, not a distinct class.
Dunkirk property owners appeared before town assessors to protest new valuations, arguing assessments had risen roughly forty thousand per cent from last year. The session extended to next Saturday at 2 PM. The text also includes unrelated boilerplate about Cheney Co and a Hall’s Catarrh Cure advertisement.
Warren August 18 contractors under the supervision of Vornell's Special Repaying Committee started removing the damaged pavement on Pennsylvanian Avenue between Hickory Street and the Rage Bridge. Work aims to finish by October 15 with at least one side open, following two weeks of street teardown by the sleet railway company for re-allocation and double-tracking.
A Tuesday evening gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Collin on North Gonter wheel surprised Mrs. Calburn. The Sprig Greek dunney ever August party hosted by the club provided an unexpected social occasion with neighbors joining in the event.
At a Warren Borough special meeting the bond of Sumner A. Orr as tax collector for Warren district was approved after Orr briefly resigned when questioned. The bond, tied to the school book, was deemed satisfactory though one city official pushed to avoid dual collectors. Orr, a Democratic candidate, faced strong opposition and a later pledge to supply the bond or provide assurance of its forthcoming.
Erie county officials reported in Harrisburg that an attorney general opinion confirms a reform to the mothers pension act. Widows and women whose husbands are permanently confined in an asylum will be eligible, while others may lose support. The board of trustees will determine funds and the county commissioners must decide how much money remains for the program this year.
A scheduled outing to Lake City in Pennsylvania Tealload Bathing boating and fishing activities are on a pleasant day trip with a round trip fare of one dollar from Corry at 9:10 AM. The event promises an enjoyable Sunday excursion with scenic waters and leisure activities.
An antique ad touts Gots-It as a universal corn remedy with claims of rapid relief. It lists Lawrence & Co and several druggists including Gerry, Durham Drug Co, and G. C Babe Ditt & Bon as distributors. The copy echoes early patent medicine marketing rhetoric with dramatic promises and minimal specifics.
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