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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1915
Page
2
A pastoral letter read across diocesan churches urges strict Lent observance as global conflicts rage in Europe Asia Africa and Mexico. Clergy invite congregations to fast and pray during the forty day period beginning Ash Wednesday.
An advertisement touts Rheuma as a universal rheumatism remedy by N F Ames & Co. It claims the formula drives uric acids from the body and supports kidney health. A testimonial from Porter Smith of Dobbin West Virginia praises rapid relief after starting Rheuma. The ad asserts a 60 cent price and money back guarantee.
The Corry business notes a record year in 1914 surpassing all prior in its 19 years, attributing success to loyal customers, superior workmanship and lettering, and lower prices. The firm cites new design and improved machinery as factors and looks ahead to 1915. Maple Ave, Corry, Pa.
A Washington senator argues against building battleships this year. He cites submarine warfare as a stronger asset and urges expanding submarines and supply ships, criticizing reliance on foreign-flag vessels for naval support. He warns against overcommitting to capital ships and emphasizes training for undersea warfare.
Erie Pa February 15 At a meeting of the Board of County Commissioners the tax levy on all taxable property for the year was fixed at three mills per dollar of assessed valuation. The commissioners note higher expenses ahead for the poor almshouse mothers pension and court costs as the legislature continues to pass new drains on the county treasury.
Copper packed in a shipment labeled nugat and described as tal a Tebeted was placed aboard the Carin en route via London to Carmany and Copenhagen. The copper was consigned to a German firm. The skipper and crew were mentioned in the report.
New York reports baseball's winter training shifts to the south as major leaguers prepare for camps. The American League resists a 21 player limit, while the Giants plan many recruits and McGraw eyes pitching and outfield bolstering. Bernhardt hospital update notes possible leg amputation avoided.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable case of catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a cure taken internally. It claims to act on the blood and system with testimonials available. Price per bottle and contact details are listed.
An ad promotes the first time in history that custom made clothing by measure is available in the United States. It urges readers to order spring suits now from the International Tailors of New York City.
A 13 year old writer from Corry Pennsylvania proposes ways to boost the town’s image. He suggests picking up litter, helping strangers, keeping parks clean, and encouraging polite behavior to attract residents and visitors and improve local streets and public spaces.
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