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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1915
Page
2
Advertising rates listed for display and classified sections with line pricing and insertion options. Notice mentions column leads and local notices, with a column likely titled Classified Department and rates per line.
George M. Brown of General Rooling Raiifwearing tells a Chicago convention audience that newspaper advertising drives business success. He cites 1914 as a peak year and argues large expenditures boost circulation and sales, praising sustained growth amid a competitive market.
In the Pittsburgh Gazette, officials' power to close all community saloons during liquor disturbances is questioned. The piece argues liquor establishments are a public necessity and questions whether authorities can act, noting a shipment of 200,000 yorkwbia goods headed to the Bolclan by manufacturers, implying broader economic stakes.
A Union City meeting at City Hall discussed piping gas from a proposed company to Union City. Officials from the gas party debated routes and funding with promises to present details to residents, with estimates suggesting costs between 85000 and 850000 to advance the project.
The Columbus Township and Boro Reunion Picnic will be held at West Side Park or the M Church hall in Columba, Pa. on the Nest Thursday in August. Residents and friends invited for a community gathering with tables, coffee, and music. Prizes announced for children and youth races, potato race, egg race, wheelbarrow event, hot dog eating contest, and tug of war.
Medical guess at remedies for deafness from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. Claims only constitutional measures can restore the tube and prevent permanent hearing loss. Warns that local applications cannot cure and that prolonged inflammation leads to irreversible impairment.
Coroner B. Wiston Washyay opened an investigation into the death of Nurmiin A. Taaieaou after a car driven by Frank L. Dohhiavn struck the boy while speeding near Tainostown. Eyewitnesses report a high speed and a motorist fleeing the scene as the coroner prepares a formal report.
Warren July 26 mystery centers on a Mercedes four door sedan left under a road by bandits. D B Clarke of Cleveland identifies the car as his stolen vehicle from 1802 Clinton Boulevard and arrives in Warren to recover it. He reports two rear tires missing and front axle sprung with radiator punctures. repairs ordered.
A young woman aged about 25, Anna Palkinburg, killed her mother Joanna Mesar with a razor at Pleasant Street in Union City on Friday afternoon amid family troubles. Neighbors reported no prior warning and the incident followed a period of melancholy in the household.
An old advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as a cure for itching and bleeding piles, chronic sores, and skin conditions. It claims guarantees by Thow Downey and N. 1. Ames and Co, with a soap variant for tender skin and babies, urging trial with no risk.
City taxes for 1915 are now dual and payable at the City Treasurer's office in the Gly Building. Abatement applies to July taxes, with a final deadline in August. Taxes paid in August incur penalties.
A fragmentary text describes a mother discovering a daughter in a yard with blood. Deputy Coroner Francia J. Me Chinthok viewed the remains and deemed an inquest unnecessary, noting the case as a clone case of aulelda.
A fragmentary handwritten ad advises travelers to seek wise guidance and buy only good paint from trusted sources. It mentions Lynn Knept at Hirst Avenue and urges readers to take the hint and follow experienced painters.
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