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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1916
Page
6
Washington January 25 Minority Leader Martin urged nonpartisan support for military preparedness in a ringing House speech amid mixed Republican support for defense boosts. He warned against U S entry in European conflict, stressing emergency nonpartisan action and avoiding partisan finance.
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural bowel and liver purifier easing foul breath. It claims a gentle, non gripe effect with olive oil base and olive color, marketed by The Olive Tablet Company of Columbus in 100 and 262 per box.
Moodylite January 25 report notes the upcoming February 1 liquor license court in Crawford county. T J Prather will hear petitions from dealers after remonstrants fight to curb saloons. Among 40 applicants one wholesale dealer, Young J Rhodes, Cambridge Springs, and two brewers plus one distiller are mentioned. Most applicants seek retail licenses. Meadville and near towns show clustered interests.
An advertisement promises fast relief from nasal congestion and runny nose with Ely's Cream Balm. It claims the thin fragrance cream penetrates all air passages, soothes inflamed mucous membranes, and eases headaches and breathing troubles, encouraging readers not to endure a stuffed-up feeling.
Washington June 25 estimates of the cost of a government armor plate plant were presented to the Senate Naval Committee by naval officers and private bankers. Rear Admiral Straus estimated an 80 000 ton annual plant would run about 11 million dollars. A G Dinkey of Midvale Steel and Ordnance Co cited 10 000 ton plant costs. E G Grace of Bethlehem Steel argued depreciation should be included. Dinkey said private plant costs could be 241 per ton and four years to build, while Admiral Stearns estimated over three years. Tillman noted a possible one and a half year timeline if Navy red tape cleared. The committee will vote on the proposals.
Senator Penrose proposed today that private manufacturers submit detailed cost figures to the Secretary of the Navy to determine a reasonable armor price. The aim is to obviate the need for a government plant, as Milman Dill is slated for next Tuesday.
A troubled officer notes malnourished meat and children under observation. The item cites a patent remedy from Nghbite & Son claiming to nourish and reform weak youngsters, with promises of health in exchange for payment.
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