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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1915
Page
3
London reports England prepared and confident of victory as correspondent assesses Allied morale, wartime leadership, and the broader strategic picture. The piece notes industrial mobilization, propaganda, and political debates shaping public resolve, while detailing German strengths and Allied advantages in munitions and production.
Dee Ontos White 32 known as Ralwh Weeks was arrested by Police Vanity Harker early yesterday at Flint's furniture store on Guilt and Flint's streets. He faces arraignment Wednesday on burglary and attempted larceny charges. William Broderick, a transient employee, reported seeing White force open a window and flee with a potion. White formerly worked for Gault with Hunt and allegedly caused the shop's loss by breaking a fear window.
Strange blackout reports describe a boiler room flood aboard a steamer. AWOOLY oMrralitorahta appenhorpton hae Hoon felt as a 100 miley Sandy Hook cast gathered at 7 o'clock tonight. The cutter Benvou left wirly today in response to strao ent from the Thexsalontin. The incident is believed connected to Thrommantontion with the Niner, though details remain unclear.
Officials of the Erie Railroad announce a wave of promotions. General managers move to new posts while John Di Micke Fon and Hohite receive elevated roles. Fred Ba Un and Dickwba Wilade advance to senior management, with Charles T. Becea relocating to Marion to assume Robbins’ former superintendent post in the Buffalo division.
A confident claim from a Corry resident dated October 20 1999 praised Doan's Kidney Pills from Amos and 60 Drug Store. The statement quotes Mr Amity expressing long term kidney issues and urging others to try the remedy, noting public endorsement as highly as ever.
A parolee from Allegheny county Workhouse, Joseph Quinn, 25, has been granted parole after serving part of a four year sentence for stealing several pounds of butter from the Central Market house. The release, confirmed by parole official Rollo H. McBride of Pittsburgh, ends his term in prison.
A dubious advertisement from a Pittsburgh or Corry display claims a glycerine mix named after a miswritten product can ease constipation and gas in one minute. The claim references a “ONE MINUTIO” dose and asserts safety and easy use with no cramps.
A local dry cleaning house, Dry Cleaning J ropregent tha bet time in Nure Ab Stock, offers converting Carpote into a new rug. HL JAY BPANCIR lists contact at 114 W Pleasent St, Ball Phone 66W.
Oil prospects in Olean show rising activity as producers expect higher prices. A Drake farm well on Midian Creek, owned by Tater and Wai, stirred locals with a 30 barrel per day prediction though field yields vary. The well was completed last Friday and signals continued drilling in the region.
Ames and Co promote Mi-o-tap as a guaranteed remedy for dyspepsia and indigestion. The ad claims the medicine normalizes digestive organs, improves appetite, and relieves distress after meals. It urges readers to try Mi-o-tit and Ad-o-na with a money back guarantee and simple purchase steps.
An old health ad urges Americans to protect kidneys by cutting rich foods and using Jad Salts kidney remedy. It claims overwork and uric acid cause bladder and back issues, advises a daily tablespoonful in water before breakfast, and promotes the salt as a safe, inexpensive, detoxifying beverage popular in households.
Sale notice offers ladies fur trimmed coats at reduced prices with winter wear and maternity undergarments. Includes made to order options and special prices on various garments such as wrappers and outerwear, marketed as affordable concessions from the manufacturer.
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