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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1916
Page
2
Advertising copy informs that notices will be inserted as soon as possible after receipt and will be processed in order received. The stamp of urgency implies prioritization by submission order and timely placement in the publication.
An OCR fragment touts a medical claim that a mucous tube can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It asserts lingering inflammation and various symptoms, promising a $100 reward for proving a cure. The ad mentions Elle Chinen Cur and a Toledo company selling a constipation remedy.
A reader letter blasts the Republican Party for its lack of clear leadership and issues, accusing Justice Hughes of evasive public stance and questioning whether Senator Lodge and other leaders truly reflect GOP principles. The critique argues Republicans settle for a compromise candidate rather than strong, principled leadership.
The Lovell milk station, with the Shettieta company and William Akam named, announces April base prices plus premiums for butterfat quality, temperature, and months. It details 4 percent base, 44 percent premium, and extra charges for high butterfat, with further adjustments for monthly periods and temperature thresholds. The notice directs farmers to expect posted prices on the 20th of each month and references contact for arrangements with Win. R. Akam and the Lovell plant manager.
Mrs Seth Barton French, a leading society figure, plans a 7000 mile charitable lecture tour in support of Serbian relief. She will travel in ceremonial costume showcased by Her mother, and begin with a debut appearance in Philadelphia.
A large fire in the Cushing oil district near Drumright, Oklahoma, caused estimated damages up to 1,000,000 dollars. The blaze burned through the night and into the afternoon, destroying several rigs and wells and leading to a loss of about 1.5 million dollars in property and equipment.
On March 22 Conrad Klein of the Reed House received renewal of the retail liquor license in Erie despite objections from several city churches. Papers filed with the clerk of courts just before noon show the license marked granted as of March 20, a Monday, with noted delay in the proceedings.
Inquiries at the clerk's office at noon reveal uncertainty over the grant and potential obstacle to a transfer at the Hegate to Gy A, Cartig. The Reed Howe remains anchored as bond applications were fired last Monday night, with Masson saying he was unaware of details.
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