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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1916
Page
2
A noisy political clash portraits Senator Borah and Sen Wilkon arguing for or against woman suffrage. The piece cites party loyalty, campaign strategy, and public sentiment as voters weigh support for Mrs Wilkon and the Republican ticket amid national debates on suffrage and temperance.
A residence near Falconer was burglarized early Saturday night. The intruder gained entry by forcing a front door and stole money before fleeing into nearby woods. Theodore Swanson reported the missing money and noted a watch belonging to him was also taken as the break in was interrupted by the homeowner.
A report details the escape of Robert Fay from a federal prison. Authorities describe a conspiracy and planned flight involving associates in New York. The case mentions a failed attempt and ongoing manhunt as investigations proceed in Len County and related districts.
A Warren report notes a man was arrested for operating without a license while en route to Bt Maxyh ty fis tome. The incident involved DeVing port Able sawmill workers and Bard Mo enuets, with $14.64 in undeclared funds found. Local authorities filed charges in the Tonk Gla Of North Bist area.
A 19th century health column promotes drinking a glass of hot water with mineral phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the system. It asserts toxins leave through stomach liver kidneys and bowels, improves complexion, input claims of energy and youth, and urges daily use with a quarter pound of phosphate from the pharmacist.
Two Americans, Thomas Hugh Kelly and Sophornivent, were expelled from Great Britain. They entered Ireland secretly, were taken to a place in inland custody, and detained after being collected for a voyage to America. The incident reflects British government actions toward American nationals abroad.
Amid chaotic rail action New York Haven and Hartford and allied lines plan embargoes as strikes loom. Officials, including A E Bach and Albert Z Hurdly, signal potential delays across routes toward Hartford and New York, with no firm date set. Deadly tensions surface as parties posture over embargo enforcement and passenger impacts.'
Odd promotional blurb promotes foot care products and remedies with garbled slogans. Mentions comfort, foot bath, and a dubious urging to buy items from a company. Text reads as a fragmented advertisement with unclear claims and nonsensical phrases.
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