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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1915
Page
5
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Personal mentions recountSeveral residents travel for business and family visits. Pimer Casier, Gertrude Amidon, Vivienny Webb, August Olien, Louisa Madison, Hazel Duffey, Talina Behnoider, Gloria P, and others are named among departures and arrivals. Mrs Turner, Rev A A Luthor, and Mrs D T Margin are noted in church and social events.
A woman describes relief from headaches dizziness irritability and fatigue after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for forty years. The testimonial emphasizes its long track record of helping redefine health for women seeking a natural remedy.
London reports a vast Eastern Front battle as 6,000,000 men are engaged, with German and Austrian forces aiming to drive Russians from Russian Poland and threaten Riga. The action centers on Courland, Kowno, and Livonia with Riga as a possible objective, while Russian retreats and strategic rail links shape the campaign. London notes German coordination and the broader aim to weaken Russian defenses for Western operations.
July 20 Britain announces in the House of Commons that Prime Minister Asquith has agreed to negotiate a new loan of one hundred fifty million pounds for war purposes. The total war debt now stands at roughly seven hundred fifty million pounds.
Franklin July 19 Residents feared water contamination as typhoid fever spread locally. City bacteriologist Kneeland tested samples and found no bacilli. bacteria count was exceptionally low. Later investigations showed initial typhoid cases were misdiagnosed and the epidemic threat subsided.
Margaret Fisher, hailed as the most beautiful woman in pictures, stars in The Lonely Some Heart a four part Mutual masterpiece showing Wednesday night at Lyric Theater with plans for a full program.
Report from United Proosy Home dated July 20 claims Italian forces defeated Austrian troops near Isondo. Unconfirmed government advice notes and press reports credit a decisive success with Austrian losses around ten thousand in the sector. Vienna reports an eight percent rise in bank deposits for the first half of 1916, signaling financial resilience amid war strain.
Six French army aviators raided the German railway junction at Colmar and shelled fortifications there. Earlier four airmen struck the Colmar to Argonne junction at Challerange, disrupting supply lines for Verdun forces and causing notable damage.
Contractors press ahead on East Smith street paving from Maple Avenue to Center street. Excavation is finished and curbwork underway. Bed and foundation fill being laid with ALS concrete, to harden before brick guttering and final paving. A church reception for Pastor Wallace and family is planned Friday at Heminway Farm.
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John Be Herreschott Tamons, renowned yacht designer andCup defender builder, died today at his Bristol home at age 76 after long illness. He was known for racing yachts and cup defenses.
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