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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1915
Page
3
An Austrian officer recounts a horrific battlefield moment in the Gallolan marshes. Russian troops break and flee under the choking mire as Austrians confront a fatal, unseen threat. Soldiers vanish, weapons abandoned, and fear grips the ranks amid a deadly, engulfing swamp.
Fragmentary dispatches describe Russian forces pursuing Turkish units, capturing prisoners, and seizing munitions amid widespread fighting across multiple fronts. Reports indicate Turkish forces under heavy pressure with potential strategic ruptures and Italian policy responses shaping wartime expectations.
United Press summary notes Josy Willard, Kansas star, set to meet heavyweight champion Johnson in Tuarex Mexico. Analysts doubt Willard has tools to seriously threaten Johnson, citing past white hopefuls like Morris, Stewart, Palzer, McCarty, Pesky, and Gunboat Smith. Johnson is favored, with many critics predicting a decisive, easy defense.
The Diamond Grocery lists mixed price claims with teas and groceries, noting tea per pound costs and other items with various prices. Several entries include odd spellings and unclear tokens, but indicate price points such as 50c per pound for tea and other items at 21e 280 800 836 366, alongside mention of vegetables at 3 for 250 and unclear brand references.
A century old summary highlights that about 20 million U S children face eye defects and 900000 blind or severely vision impaired in the United States Most blindness could be prevented with annual eye examinations The notice promotes Dr Panorai Eye sight appointment in Corry Pennsylvania offering weekly Friday sessions.
Corry Pate Co seeks pine husswood and balts 25 inches long at 3.75 dollars per cord. Bell phone 905-R.
Mediation between Wilkestown Wilkesarre Wiltway company managers and union leaders ended a potential four hour walkout. General Manager Wright and John A. Mott, sent by Secretary A Wilvon, held a four hour conference and offered a one cent per hour raise. The sole remaining dispute concerns the company’s right to discharge employees without compensation.
Engineer Frank M. Williams, in the New York State Department, proposes cutting about 1 million dollars annually from fixed charges. Governor Whitman endorsed reducing the department’s running expenses to save over 490 staff, with about 250 being salaried officials. Administrative and clerical positions would shrink, replacing several high salaries and abolishing a few positions.
Secretary of State Hugo dismissed temporary employees amid a $3,000 appropriation for extra help. Only $288 remained unspent. Paul Pnlaney, nephew of former Governor Glyity, and Tavids J Myers, linked to Cap tat Tohono Evers of Troy Ware, are among those named in the turmoil.
Ir 147 B Maln St hosts Geo Koontner with a new wagon repair shop opening in the area. Local patrons invited to inspect gear and services offered.
In Weatfield on January 8 Justice Pooley refused to grant an injunction against the village of Weatfield and the Welch Grape Juice Company to stop alleged pollution of Chautauqua Creek. The village and company were represented by Leo Ottaway and A B Ottaway. the hearing left open the possibility of a later damages suit.
Advert shows Cascarets as night and morning relief for headache cold constipation and digestive issues. Claims cleanse stomach liver and bowels overnight with a tast y chewable tablet suitable for adults and children. Promotes a 10 cent box from any drug store.
A vintage ad from 118 Fifth Avenue offers dry cleaning for ladies wear including breeees coats wraps feathers gloves willow plumes slippers and gentlemens clothing. The listing states representation by the Loat firm to the United States and provides the Belle phone number 21¢-J.
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