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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1915
Page
6
A prominent cartoonist praises the tuxedo as making pipe smoking his preferred form, noting its coolness and mildness as factors in a favored habit. The remark reflects personal taste rather than a broader endorsement.
Body of a middle aged man found in a coal bunk aboard the Nieuw Amsterdam before departure. Police suspect murder with signs of blunt force trauma and possible robbery ruled out by recovered valuables. Letters suggest a tie to Charles Houser. investigation expands as guards consider motive shifts.
A garbled notice lists dancing items and clothing along with porters and oar, mentioning a firm represented by H Jay Spencer at Fifth Avenue and a Bell telephone contact. The text is highly fragmented and obscured.
Reports from Nogales and El Paso describe Carranza's military move with General Ramos Carranza seizing Alamos and advancing toward Guaymas. Villa and Maytorena clash near Navajo as carrier troops push toward the Pacific coast stronghold amid ongoing fighting.
Tremont Ohio widow Mrs. Ross McVadden advertises for a husband in local papers. She states the prospective groom must have $1000 in a joint fund and be able to share burdens, own property, and support the home. no children here.
A gunman testifies about a Harlem conference linked to the murder of Herman Worthull, detailing an earlier plan with a gambling house operator in Haslom, Missouri, and naming Gov. Whitman and DA Perkins in the handling of secret testimony and a Becker conviction. The witness, now paralyzed, shifts parts of the narrative to relate to the second Becker trial and the probe’s progress.
A fragmented report notes Giri securing a $1000 prize in St Lo amid references to Febo 2ochlé Domon and a disruptive account of schooling, family, virtue, and community efforts. The text mentions a “Me MUN Dele” and an AP program, with unclear dates and details.
Fragmented report from Werlin notes the sinking of a transport ship and possible submarine involvement. Accounts differ as papers await morning comment while London dispatches offer no confirmation of a transport destruction.
Fragmented report from New York describes Baker May likely to return to action amid mob-tinted intrigue. The text mentions Connie Munck and a slugger, with unclear connections to a franchise or team, as unnamed parties speculate on his status and possible impacts on a forthcoming event.
An old advertising notice extols a corn remedy by Thomas Downey. It claims near fifty years of effectiveness and urges substitutors to accept its cure as superior. The language is muddled and features archaic spelling.
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