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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1916
Page
2
A muckraking critique targets Gul Toogevelt for exploiting a supposedly nonpartisan meeting during Belgium’s crisis. It questions calls to intervene against Germany and contrasts Roosevelt era diplomacy with anti neutrality rhetoric. The piece mocks partisan sermons and defends cautious U S policy.
A New York Life Insurance report suggests Americans are not fully counted in war losses. It states 409 policyholders were killed in battle last year, implying about 2,000 died or were wounded among policyholders and many escaped injury.
President Wilson launches a national defense appeal in New York urging immediate rearmament and a continental army plan. He defends preparedness, cites Americans in foreign armies, and calls for nonpartisan service and global engagement.
Nashville reader Mia Bearn describes suffering during the Change of Life and a tumor. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief and removal of the tumor after using the remedy while away from a physician. She urges others to write to Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn, Massachusetts.
The Upworth League of the church invites all to Friday evening activities featuring games and refreshments in a social gathering at the church.
The leading dealers in the city are offering a ten cent Hine of Tuxedo with a regular price, ending this Saturday evening. The notice cites R A Rutterson Romacea as responsible for distribution in the district.
Mrs. E. H. Trushel of Warren announces a new vocal class meeting in Room 18, Third Floor, Traction Building. Sessions held Tuesdays and Wednesdays for interested students.
About 300000 babies die before their first birthday in the country last year. Half of these deaths could be avoided if mothers were strong and infants breast fed. Scott's Emulsion is advertised to build strength, improve blood, ease nerves, aid milk quality, and feed life.
An advertisement touts Cascarats as a safe nightly bowel and stomach cleaner. It claims bilious symptoms with yellow skin and headaches improve by morning while you sleep, noting a ten cent box keeps liver and bowels clean for months and that children like the product for gentle relief.
An ad describes products for painful feet including swelling and corns. It promotes use of small shoes and remedies branded as Tie or Tix to relieve agony and keep feet comfortable. A money back guarantee is offered for a year.
The text fragments reference Russia and the United States in a discussion of empire, resources, and postwar context. It alludes to economic and strategic strength, with mentions of food production and international balance of power.
A summons was issued in Erie County this week naming Union City physician Dr. L. D. Rockwell as defendant in a personal injury case. Plaintiff H. Johnson of Waterford seeks $10,000 for injuries alleged after a car owned and driven by Rockwell struck him. Attorneys Roe Waite Spofford for the plaintiff. W. C. Marrow for the defendant.
An old advertisement promotes Olive Tablets as a non calomel laxative to relieve chronic constipation and torpid liver. It claims a gentle, non gripping effect with nightly use and credits The Olive Tablet Company of Columbus.
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