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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1916
Page
2
A fragmented column discusses U S leaders including Wilson Lincoln and Taft amid wartime criticism from pro-German and pro-British quarters. It questions presidential neutrality, cites Owen Wister and Owen Water, and notes partisan attacks, urging US steadiness and unity.
A vintage medical claim asserts deafness may be cured by tonal applications and constitutional remedies. It describes the auditory tube inflammation causing rumbling or blocked ears and claims a permanent restoration after inflammation subsides. The ad offers $100 for any disease cured by the generic remedy and promotes H CHENEY CO products and Hall's Pills for constipation.
A catalog-like entry notes patch sizes for casings including 3 inch 60c and 4 inch options. The fragment lists prices and sizes but lacks full context or purpose, suggesting a prices-and-sizes snippet from a hardware or repair listing. Entities include casing sizes 3 inch and 4 inch and price 60c.
Meadville reports a dry transition as the city enters a no license era with saloons shuttered yet limited outward disruption. Crowds gather on street corners while some bars stock up and liquor is moved to cribs and homes, hotels and restaurants adjusting services amid the shift to dry rules.
New York March 1 The case to recover $2,700,000 from Charles S Morton former president of the New Haven Railroad and others has been settled out of court by payment of $1,250,000 to the New Haven. The settlement was negotiated by Homer Cummins of Stumpfunt Connecticut. Details on other defendants’ contributions were not disclosed.
Yesterday afternoon three local youths who have been causing disturbances in the city building were summoned to the office of Giot Davia where they were informed that any repetition will lead to a serious action. The youths have been loitering in corridors and the authorities have warned them against further mischief.
Nearly four thousand granite workers in Guley Mans and other New England centers walked off jobs today seeking a wage increase. About 2,500 quit in Guley Mans with 1,000 more at Rockport and Milford, N H. Operations were halted at plants while 4,000 others faced immediate layoff. The dispute centers on a dated wage agreement for cutters, polishers, and tool sharpeners not yet revised by manufacturers after failed talks. The proposed terms include a minimum raise of 26 cents for stone workers and 1.28 for polishers and sharpeners.
Advertised letters listed for Corry Post Office include Mrs Thomas ox Ars Cheatae Hathaways May Joinnon Mrs Jotta Shi Wieht Misa Novi Haug Miss Bllew Stuart and others. Names such as Mr Tony Grogler Mr William Griest Morley Willard Reynolds and Mr M B Warner appear among the list with no further details.
A reflective polemic denounces wealthy landowners using private conservation to bar fishermen from streams. The author vents anger at laws favoring the idle rich, urging sportsmen to unite and push amendments to restore access, arguing results come from action, not dreams.
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