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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
4
Local notices include employment ads for a general houseworker, a pattern pattern selection, and a dance event hosted by Wright Ley. Reports cover cemetery work, veteran meetings, a ribbon day by Union, and a obituaries note for W. Hartonthou aged four. Cabbage plants advertised for sale. real estate activity noted in Sugar Grove.
A Vienna official review of the Austro Italian War reports claims no Italian success beyond defensive lines. It notes Austrian forts hold and no invasion achieved, with press releasing that Vienna kept orderly lines and defenses intact despite setbacks. Local items follow including sales, social events, and a lightning fire at a farm near Tionjesth causing major losses.
Washington report says Nebraskan William Jennings Bryan will retain citizenship and spend part of the year in Nebraska. He confirms The Commoner will continue publication. Rumors persist he may seek the Senate seat next election, contesting the current term held by Senator Hitchcook.
A questionable patent medicine claim promises to remove freckles and improve complexions. The ad pleads for refunds if results fail and touts a supposed double strength ethine product sold with a money back guarantee.
A circuit court in Wheeling seeks a receiver for Valley General Hospital amid crisis. American authorities have noted widespread irregularities. creditors estimate liabilities near $600,000 with filings reaching up to $4,000 owed to Shearer Company of New York.
A long wartime rumor from New York suggests Holland may join the conflict soon. An American artist, on shore leave from the Noordisn liner, notes rising war sentiment and says the German Reich is readying forces, with Holland potentially entering as quick as short notice.
A fragment notes a painting job titled Painting the Town ROP for both indoor and outdoor work. The text indicates the provider cannot furnish materials and mentions color options and quantities, with garbled names likely referring to bidders or locations.
Keyatona Construction Company continues work on the canal street project at the eastern end of the moat, with two hundred feet of curb and gutter moulds in place. Proponents note the low contract price of 1.63 per square yard while others say current payoffs show profit. earlier contracts in nearby areas averaged 1.07 per square yard.
A garbled report states the former chief of Union City was arrested yesterday afternoon in Milan City on a complaint by Harmony Ofledrean based on a Burby Griffin girl aged thirteen. Stager waived a hearing, posted $700 bond for appearance, and was taken to Frlu.
New York June 2. Robert Totin son and Patriot Davis, two members of the prokptetive Liithile recruits, were brought before Judge Gordon Rawgell in the United States district court. They sought return to San Francisco to await a hearing on bond. Judge Rawgell denied the request for 24 hours. The recruits, part of a group linked to the Arabic incident, faced potential transport on the Baltimore & Ohio line with US deputy marshals present.
An advertisement touts Summer Comfort for men, offering finely tailored suits in sizes and styles. Prices range from $7.50 to $22.50, claiming high quality at low cost with vivid claims to comfort and style.
Fragmented OCR reads as a cinema listings page with several titles and brief notes. Mentions include Natory Lat, Brass tittona, Mat erin Machin, Grail, Keyatono, and The Last Chapter. Several phrases refer to dramatic sketches and comedies.
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