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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1915
Page
3
The Corry business notes its 19 years of operation, praising local loyalty and improved machinery. It credits customers for the largest year yet in 1914, thanks workers for effort, and signals plans to begin setter business in 1935 at 440 Maple Ave Corry.
C B Porter, an alderman, filed a move to a new ward line at 10 Wast Mate treet in Your Hualioin molisitad, Cale, highlighting a functional specialty.
A partially legible 1920s notice states that a $187,000,000 pooled by national banks aims to support Joann from a relief fund tied to cotton wartime needs. The federal program forecasts rapid distribution but notes only a small portion has been loaned to date.
A payroll of 400 000 to be distributed from the local industry hints at better times for valley workers. Indicators show wages resumed after a halt when gold rose and faltered. Companies named include Anthony Steel Company, American Stag and Wire, and J LW Company Sharon Merald.
An old time patent remedy advertises Musterowe and Musterala mustard plasters for bronchitis louse croup congestion and cold symptoms. It claims to replace traditional mustard plasters with a white paste and offers doses in 28s and 50s with a price of 4.50 cents under the Monterole Company of Cleveland Ohio.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions paying a garbage man for removal of various materials including rubber and metals. Details are unclear, with garbled names and terms. No definite person or organization identified, and no clear action, date, or location emerges from the readable portions.
A tall, vigorous about thirty year old Black man, Charley, was admitted after attempting to end his life by ingesting eight pills from a box marked mercuric chloride. He told doctors he was low in spirits and out of work and wished to die. Police later transported him to Vincent Hospital where staff noted he appeared in perfect health except for the poisoning.
Uric acid in the blood causes rheumatism kidney and bladder trouble. Rheumatic people who suffer aching bones and joints are commonly heavy meat eaters. To avoid the effects of uric acid flush the kidneys and bowels and stimulate the liver. The Dawney remedy promises cure of rheumatism limb pain backache and more. Also relieves headaches nasal congestion and constipation. 25 and 50 cents adv.
The Dacia sailed from Galveston bound for Hamburg with cotton cargo totaling about 1000 bales. Ships passengers say they expect no trouble though rumors spread of possible interference by a rival nation as the vessel proceeds toward its Germany voyage.
Washington reports over 100000 new depositors added to savings banks since the postwar period began, with deposits rising by about 5 million monthly. Fiscal year figures indicate substantial gains, including $900000 in a recent period and a 26 percent upturn. New York City shows similar growth trends despite mixed local conditions.
London reports a German submarine attacked several ships in the Mersey area. The liner Blanche from Manchester was sunk after warning shots. Crew saved within ten minutes, with rescue ships taking the crew aboard. A third steamer’s identity is unclear. The Graphic correspondent saw wreckage and noted submarines in the vicinity near Liverpool.
In Iberon Hall at 185 Central Park West a troubled real estate dealer, Herman Auerbach, his wife and two daughters were slain with a rifle. The sole survivor was son Lester, age 9. Authorities note long financial ruin after a Depression era business collapse and property losses. The incident occurred on a weekend night in an upscale Manhattan residence.
An old advertisement promises relief from corn pain with Putnam's remedy. It claims quick action without burning flesh or troublesome bandages, removing corns and painless healing. The copy mentions a price and a Thomas Downey as likely vendor or contact.
A fragmented notice urges Corry residents to investigate a proposal linked to forming a chamber of commerce and reworking contracts. It calls for public inquiry, discusses hiring an experienced secretary, planning work programs, and engaging the local body to protect city interests.
An ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for gas heartburn indigestion and sour belching. It claims relief within five minutes and advertises a fifty cent case enough to keep a family free from stomach disorders for months.
Fragmentary OCR text yields unclear names and events. no coherent persons or organizations identifiable. The readable fragments do not establish a definite news item, date, location, or action.
A large public notice invites women with any form of female illness to write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts. It promises private, confidential guidance from women, based on extensive experience, with no charges in return. Letters are opened and answered by a female agent.
Piano instruction notice by Aino Lithian Barnes, graduate of Velloon Plane School, offering lessons. Contact at No. 112 Colunttvas Avenue, Plum 847, aut.
A fragmented 1900s style advertisement lists varied goods and prices including soft drinks, pantry staples, medicines, and household items. Notable mentions include Park Ample, Rose Casily Avaup Ba Bottle De Grano Nuts, Dromedary brand, Corn Starch, and Thompson's medicines. The text reads like a street corner listing from a general store near a post office with prices in cents and dollars.
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