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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1916
Page
3
A private telegram from Berlin reported Germany at Bremen and recounts a voyage involving the steamer Deutschland, with dispatches noting a long Atlantic crossing from Germany, Allied naval chatter, and Allied wartime scrutiny. The message referenced ships, routes, and possible engagements, highlighting ongoing World War II maritime activity and attention on the Bremen voyage.
A late night accident in a township involved an automobile striking a buggy injuring Bowen and killing Dr. Bimoon Glenn. Witnesses including Smith and Howes described the crash near the Glenn home. Authorities examined the scene as lanes and a machine failed to stop. No charges reported.
Meadville August 18 county detective Buckley led a raid on an alleged Conneaut Lake speakeasy. Police arrested several men and seized evidence linking cottages near the trolley line to the illicit operation. Investigators noted the waterfront site, cottage arrangements, and the “roode” on display as part of the case.
An early 20th century health note promotes hot water with limestone phosphate as a daily head ache remedy. It claims toxins in the blood from lymph ducts trigger headaches and that this drink cleanses the stomach, liver, and bowels. The piece urges readers to ask pharmacists for limestone phosphate and asserts rapid, lasting relief with regular use.
A heavily garbled advertisement touts a Pennsylvania licensed "Bloodless Surgeon" clinic offering free examinations and consultations for chronic diseases, deformities, and various ailments. It claims cures in sixty days and promises no injections or surgeries, with emphasis on a painless approach and no charges beyond treatment costs.
Fragment discusses scarce office help and a call for additional staff to support a summer session at Peqsent malls. Names, dates, and concrete details are missing, but the note indicates staffing shortages and the need to supply personnel.
A brief ad style notice highlights Servus Brand groceries with standard quality and a money back guarantee. The text mentions daily availability and emphasizes value and guaranteed satisfaction. No clear event date or location is provided.
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