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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1915
Page
3
An alarmingly garbled notice touts Dr. McKeon as a state authorized specialist with a written cure guarantee for chronic stomach, liver, nerve, and other dis orders. It promises free examinations at 12th and State avenues Mine, Pa, and urges blood urine tests and painless treatments.
An official statement from Washington outlines an immediate inquiry into Allied programs and maritime actions. The dispatch notes debates with Great Britain and Germany, aiming to clarify neutral rights and trade restrictions as the war impact broadens.
A local advert promotes maple syrup labeled as strictly pure and approved, offered in quart cans. Brand appears as SCHRAMLING with Cory Hei listed among contact details. The message urges customers to ask grocers for the P product.
An old classified style notice lists Dr Andrew 5 McKelvey Chiropractic and Spine specialists at Park Place Corry Da. It promotes a broad range of girds and care pots with quirky descriptive items and references a large law firm and contact details including a New York switchboard.
A garbled notice offers a quirky bargain promising one cent per pound for a list of odd items in town, including raga and other unclear words, suggesting a local nuisance or prank style ad. The fragmentary text hints at a pay per unit scheme and a notion of collecting household items.
Reports from the East describe rapid Allied advances then stubborn German counterattacks amid broader clashes along the Berlin border. French forces and French ships faced heavy losses while allied operations continued in Galicia and North Poland as Austrian troops contend with Russian and Hungarian forces.
A fragmented note describes a missing person on a distant farm in Mt Carmel California. It mentions Mare Waller Weluninger and Wolavithur Brothers as owners of a Die pawkitty Maree, with unclear details about the circumstances and a likely wartime context. The text is garbled and leaves factual specifics and dates uncertain.
A scrambled 1920s style report claims Japanese students at the University of Pennsylvania are spies and notes alleged government infiltration. The piece cites a former Japanese liaison and a quoted assertion about U.S. actions, with fragmented names and garbled phrases throughout.
Philadelphia March 6 federal and local authorities take charge to stop an early outbreak of foot fever in the northern city area. Two herds near Girard Avenue and the aug Tht are condemned and will be shot. One herd with 42 dead will be culled at Oxford Pike and Cantor Road. another with 142 head at a farm near Haddonfield. Police and state officials halt grain wagon shipments from the quarantined district.
George Evans known as Honey Boy Evans a minstrel star died yesterday afternoon in Union Protestant Hospital Baltimore after a year long stomach trouble He had recently withdrawn from his company The news surprised friends who believed he was regaining his strength and returning to performance
Mrs. C. Crawford, a renowned skating figure, paid 100 for gold trimmed boots with 14 karat gold inlay. The lavish footwear, designed in black satin with intricate roll work, was showcased at a St Louis show house. Albany report notes highway department spending and changes at the Record Bureau with retirements tied to historical duties.
A vintage ad for San Cura Ointment from Thompson Medical Co promises quick healing for burns cuts bruises and skin conditions. It touts jars priced at 26 and 60 cents with a money back offer and mentions Thomas Downey and W C Ames & Co distribution.
A garbled OCR note references the removal of Alderman C. B. Porter and mentions a numbered item at 103 Weet Main Street along with implied local solicitations and business names Ow Watioma and specialty services.
An advertisement proclaims a confectionery maker offers pure fresh and sweet products. It asserts adherence to government quality acts and emphasizes attractively dainty presentation and superior taste.
A Victor Records showcase highlights a two violins concert in D Minor with Kretsler and Zimbalott, plus performances by McCormack, Powell, and Sthetius. It features operatic numbers, Hawaiian medleys, and military band pieces. The Hat Hardware Co Victro Dept offers these records for Victor or Victrola owners.
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