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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
3
A brief notice announces a war sale involving Thomas Downey and the Durham Drag Company. The readable text cites a sale action and the entities, with no further details available in the fragment.
A. P Mount and Son, Areticents, have moved offices from the Triddon Building to the Cameron Block. They will be ready to receive building inquiries. if you are thinking of building this spring, call on them and take it over. War
Fractured OCR ad offers maple syrup made by approved procait and guarantees quart bananal quality. Seller signs as Cory RF and D. 8 with a bold sales pitch to boost gros for the product.
A Warren fire heavily damaged the Woman's Shop in the Liberty Avenue area, with losses around $29,000. Fire Chief Captain Blake led a rapid response, aided by Hose teams from nearby departments, as flames consumed the basement and first floor. investigators would not yet provide an official cause.
A damaged ad-like fragment urges relief for kidney and bladder issues by drinking a salt tonic made from lemon juice and grape juice, claiming it cleanses the kidneys, stops bladder irritation, and prevents disorders. It promotes a fizzy water drink as a safe, inexpensive remedy used by millions.
The article records a dispute involving the proprietor of a Woman Shop about a trip to New York and related charges. Friends warned him and planned to prove the matter, with unnamed parties weighing in on the situation.
A local reader tests Donn's Kidney Pills for backache and urinary issues. The testimonial from HW Rowley of Susur Grove Virginia claims relief and no kidney symptoms since treatment, urging readers to ask for the remedy. Also notes a boxing promotion in Havana as Johnson Willard talks delay.
March 3 a farm home owned by Frank Owens near Warren was destroyed by fire started at 1 this morning. Occupants Mr and Mrs F Bauer daughter of Owens were away. Mrs Bauer feeding stock in barn heard the cat cry and saw the house ablaze. Insurance reported at $500. other losses total.
A crash near Uniontown Pennsylvania claimed two lives. Youns Jouvph of Belle Vernon and Hartt Jonci of Pittsburgh were killed when their auto overturned in Hopwood while returning to Uniontown at high speed. A girl passenger reported the fatal run ended abruptly with no further details available.
A bill filling the House proposed by Senior Crimmins seeks to empower the government to compel railways to charge no more than specified rates for freight on a large portion of tramp shipments. The measure aims to allow shipper redress for transported goods and limit carriers to a set maximum rate, framing a legal mechanism for rate control. Albany reports mention passage at the March session. the bill targets full value recovery for misrouted or damaged goods in transit.
Berlin reports the German admiralty confirms prior word that a British vessel was torpedoed and sunk near Dieppe. A second British craft was also said to have been found, though details remain scant and unclear.
A garbled OCR text fragment describes a scene with names like Charon and Pyle and mentions a revolt and a stent. It lacks clear dates places or coherent actions. The readable parts point to a historical protest or upheaval but details are inaccessible.
Holior Koaunouyer introduces the new March Victor records featuring Kreister and Zinballst in three violin concerto renditions. The set includes Grieg songs, moving vocal performances, and instrumental duets. Highlights include the beloved My Hanes Wins Wlown and Ave Maria plus the Hawaii Medley and two dance numbers. Recordings showcase the Victor Concert Orchestra and Military Band with varied selections. Available at Barlow Hardware Co. for listening by all.
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