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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1916
Page
2
The piece shows local newspaper notices on advertising rates and a lengthy political column discussing the Senate hearings on Justice Brandeis. It references campaign finance, party lines, and public sentiment, signaling a broad mix of ads, classifieds, and opinion.
Fragmentary wartime note cites President Wilson urging prudent measures for peace. The text hints at reliance on timely decisions and a favorable moment for action, reflecting the administration's cautious diplomacy during unsettled months.
Morrisburg reports the state plans to disburse about 111 million dollars over eight years to aid farmers. total agricultural output valued at roughly 400 thousand, with average payments per farmer around 29 thousand and annual costs estimated near 73 thousand for farm labor.
A reader reports unqualified endorsements for Tantae medicine amid a muddled tale of illness and recovery. The testimonial claims relief from violent coughs dizziness and weakness after using the product, urging others to purchase at 44 North Center Street.
A May incident in Halles Texas left four people dead under a collapsed awning. Eyewitnesses report crowds nearby as workers and onlookers watched the structure fail.
The article states Royal Baking Powder holds a chief, distinctive advantage over other baking powders, noting a singular quality as the primary reason for its superiority among similar products. It emphasizes that this key trait sets Royal apart in performance and results.
Cambridge Springs May 80 A violent storm struck early Sunday around 2 o clock, burning several barns and damaging buildings. A lightning strike toppled a chimney at the Root property and caused a house fire nearby, with multiple barns shown burnt and extensive property damage reported across Milton and surrounding areas.
A garage at 421 Fourth Ave, Olean, owned by B. A. Stout, was destroyed by fire along with an automobile and two other vehicles on the second floor. Firemen saved parts of the building but the loss is estimated between 2000 and 8000 dollars. Fire officials said workers were present on the property during the day.
Rumors from Tavillld Herald-Mia suggest Bull Andrews, once allied with Wy IL Aue, may run for the Senate. The report notes Andrews’s past in New York and later move to New Mexico, with discussion of potential Republican renomination and questions about residency.
An advertisement promotes Donn's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney trouble. It claims relief from backache and urinary issues and references a Corry address for orders, noting availability at Durham drugstores and urging readers to ask for the product by name. It mentions Mrs HareHud and Foster Mibuen Co as promoters.
An advertisement proposes opportunities for men and women to earn five dollars a day by canvassing. It promises potential profits of four hundred dollars daily for each willing applicant and hints at switching a high value item into cheaper sale. Contact through a post office drawer in a misleading solicitation.
Imad A Ute offers growing and arranging services for flowers and plants. The local specialist emphasizes a hands on approach to create arrangements for events and everyday display.
Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Kansas City and delivered remarks urging national preparedness and vigor for universal service. He addressed a crowd at the Hotel lobby and spoke to children with the message to prepare, amid few disturbances during the Memorial Day events. A knife once struck the motor car of Roosevelt’s escort but caused no injuries.
Fragmented notes show residents including Spartansburg figures and visiting families traveling to Philadelphia and Warran to attend a commencement. Names such as Piatt, Carr, Jett Feday and Sharp appear among attendees at a home gathering prior to the ceremony.
Jirs Sharpe's nephew Edward Allen Wis a graduate visits Hankin area. Mrs Brunk Andrews of Hankin, visiting altar, returns with Mrs Md Buck and Catherine Scott. Elmer Risharila returns to Silver Creek after four months with J Th Blake. Floyd Walters and Mrs Margaret Harley depart to visit kin in Cambridge Springs with Mrs Mur Miller. Memorial services held at the M. & Church. Rev Graves preaches a fine sermon as church decorates for the occasion with special music.
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