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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1916
Page
3
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The Senate confirmed Louis D. Brandeis to the Supreme Court by a 44 to 82 vote in a high tension moment. Editorial comment claims the result preserved the court from a “calamity” and criticizes organized wealth and corporate power opposed to his nomination.
A dated testimonial from Dr. Cook of Corry on kidney trouble and Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad asserts Mr. Cook endorsed the product, citing back pain relief and kidney health, and urges readers to purchase at fifty cents to a dollar. It repeats the seller Footers Milburn Co. Buffalo, N.Y. connection.
Fragmentary notes recount a dispute over constitutional compliance by the U S Senate. The account mentions Speaker and committee actions, a plan to adjourn, and remarks about a political party’s stance, with references to a notable meeting in a central city chamber.
A Harrisburg woman describes rapid improvement from Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy after a year of stomach disorders. She reports instant relief from pain, bloating, and gas, with regained weight and digestion returning to normal. She praises the product, notes its absolute money back guarantee, and urges readers to buy from a local druggist.
A Pennsylvania Democratic victory is reported as the party asserts effective management aimed at governing honestly and promoting welfare. The piece defends the reorganization against Palmer and associates, highlights strengthened county structures including Philadelphia, and notes Wilson era alignment with the new state organization. It emphasizes a decisive repudiation of the old “Gang” elements and cites primary results supporting the new leadership’s approach.
The article surveys Pennsylvania Democratic gains in 1914 and 1916 primaries, praising A Mitchell Palmer’s role in reshaping party leadership and breaking GOP control. It argues Democrats must maintain an independent, reformist stance, free from bipartisan bosses, to sustain Woodrow Wilson’s policies and future state influence.
A fragmented notice reports Dinner Shuss makes sick auto tires and broken down brigcres near Powell's Wagon Shop on North Gonlat street, indicating a local automotive service area with unclear details.
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