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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1915
Page
8
A garbled report notes Champ Clarkland plans and a White House message to the President. It mentions a broadcaster or messenger and hints at a forthcoming cabinet meeting to prepare for a major administration event.
A traditional ad copy extols truth in everyday life and business, praising Scott's Emulsion as reliable and honest. It claims the product uses pure cod liver oil with glycerine and hypophosphites to strengthen blood and lungs, free from harmful drugs.
Eye specialists Rubin and Rubin now operate at Durham's Drug Store in Gary offering eye examinations and gold tinted glasses as low as one dollar. Open evenings until eight.
Attorneys for Robert Fay and others charged in a plotted bomb attack on ships carrying munitions to the Allies opened their defense. They argued the Bedorat government lacks jurisdiction over crimes at sea against foreign vessels, contending the state cannot prosecute such offenses.
United Press dispatch from Washington dated November 12 describes definite overtures for world peace in progress. Officials indicate renewed diplomatic steps underway with potential for broad multilateral talks and regional arms reduction discussions shaping the near-term diplomacy.
Fragmented OCR reads a statement by Dr. Davin Star Tordan about a peace proposal to President and a copy sent to Mr. Wilkan. Mention of the International Peace Congress vacancy and a San Francisco reference. Mr Jordan notes a meeting among representatives of warring powers arranged for December at an unknown site.
An aged newspaper ad claims Sol yax cures kidney complaints by removing waste and soothes rheumatic pain. It promises money back if not effective, touting reader confidence in bolstered claims and urging purchase despite vague therapeutic details.
Fragmented ad notes a children's matinee and evening showing at a theater on Liberty Street with timings listed. Mentions Wonderland title and playful typos suggesting a family audience.
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