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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
2
Local notices outline advertising rates for display ads at Corry Post Office. The notice lists single insertions and requires application for rates. It mentions a 4 line display and specifies that ads are charged per line with order processing based on received copy.
An Eastern paper summary portrays Sheriff Kin reads staged dramatizations during the Bayonne plant strike. The report credits Kin with decisive actions to protect workers and restore order, draping a flag, delivering a stern address, and guiding police to deter violence while upholding law and church values.
An ad claims deafness stems from inflamed mucous tube linings and cannot be cured by local applications. It argues the only remedy is systemic treatment from Halle Catarrh Cure Co of Toledo Ohio, claiming nine of ten cases are due to catarrh and promising restoration if treated.
Fragmentary remarks suggest that more attention from officials to explaining demands and taking steps could have averted strike clashes. The passage hints at potential fatal outcomes if leaders and authorities fail to communicate clearly and act decisively.
Hon. Fraule Munley to be the keynote speaker on a subject of public interest at the Monday night gathering. The event promises insight from a noted orator, with no admission charge and wide invitation to the public.
Judge Van Sowaringen ruled the Fayette County commissioners must accept the non partisan petition for Uniontown mayoral candidate E. Huniy. The decision upholds the Clark act for third class cities and cites recent Supreme Court guidance on election ballots.
The next Annual Reunion of the Garrier Pamily will be held Wednesday August 25 at the residence of Bert Morrison in Waterford Pennsylvania. Burton Carrier serves as President and Myette Wil as Secretary-treasurer.
Mr A I Barlow and Will Dingroder purchase a thoroughbred Percheron stallion from Colegrove and plan breeding at their Corry area farm between Wattsburg and North East. The venture aims to build a premier horse herd, with Colegrove handling the stallion duties and potential future purchases under discussion. Supporters emphasize breeding quality over show-ring traits amid a growing local interest in fine horse stock.
D J Smith of 117 Mason Street Corry says Doan's Kidney Pills are a new remedy for kidney pain and backache. He bought them at Ames & Co Drug Store and praises prompt relief, claiming no other kidney medicine matches Doan's.
Notice warns all persons near the Concord townelily property that any trespassers will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Issued by M. A. Coonn adviwal.
Lake Pleasant newsletter notes a Fuller action picture show starting Monday August 2 at Lake Pleasant, with nightly showings promised to exceed past performances. Local residents Mrs Murry Ayrton and Mr Cheater Owen attend events. several families and individuals are mentioned in social notices and visits.
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