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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1915
Page
2
A long reflection on improving farm life explores planting a varied border, sheltering trees and grapevines, brick walks, and orderly grounds to enrich home comfort and property value. It urges family effort over years, notes farmers’ modern advances, and contrasts countryside beauty with neglect. It also critiques Germany’s wartime conduct and the lasting impact on world opinion.
A voice urges better care of farmstead surroundings to boost happiness and home life. It cites dilapidated houses, fences, rubbish, and neglected gardens as reasons for rural decline and youth leaving farms, calling for gradual improvements through planning, cooperation, and maintenance of buildings, fences, machinery, and cleared land.
The article notes coffee delivers about 24 grains of caffeine per cup and warns it can cause indigestion constipation nervousness heart trouble and other ills. It says some people tolerate it for a time but repeated caffeine doses accumulate and eventually affect even the strongest. It suggests drinkers benefit from a change to tea.
A late May fire destroyed a dwelling near Jamestown on Orr Street extension, two miles from the city center. George W. Tipbotty owned the building, discovered by Paul Winnieist, engulfing the structure and surrounding outbuildings with heavy flames visible across the area.
An advertisement touts Instant Postum as a pure cereal drink with a snappy tang similar to Old Gov't Java but free of caffeine and harmful ingredients. It explains preparation with hot water and sugar, notes 0c and 50c tins, compares to Postum Cereal, and ends with "There's a Reason" for Postum.
Mrs. Sample died Saturday night at the Home of her granddaughter in Pittsburgh after two weeks of illness. She was a regular attendee of the Presbyterian church in Chicago during residence there, and her passing comes amid local court news and other items from May. China Accepts Japan Revised Terms. London, May 10. It is officially announced through the Japanese embassy that China has accepted Japan's revised terms.
A damaged notice references the Laurel Bible Class memory rite for 118 deceased Sabbath school members. Mentions Mrs Tebieca Wrinker Mrs CH Woodward Mrs J B Willett and Mrs Radical, with notes of a teacher present but no ceremony details.
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