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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1915
Page
2
The fragment shows the Corry Evening Journal advertising and subscription details. It lists terms for carrier delivery, mail rates, and the classified department with pricing and format notes for display and classified ads.
A Mexican policy piece argues recognition of Carranza as the legitimate government could resolve the Mexican problem post intervention. It notes that Carranza offers amnesty promises and restraint on religious orders, while warning against personal ambition and political infighting that could derail peace.
An old advertisement fragment offers one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cure failure, mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure by C R Cheney CO Toledo and National Bank of Consores, with garbled lines about internal use and testimonials.
A garbled historical piece argues for United States innovation and readiness, praising aviation and telegraph progress while urging national unity and support for military armories. It critiques pacifist voices and envisions a strong industrial surge guiding the nation through looming conflicts.
Corry resident John Van Swint reports that heavy work caused kidney related back pain. After using Donn's Kidney Pills, sold at Amps & Co. Drug Store, his pain subsided and he keeps the pills on hand. He highly recommends them to others with similar symptoms. Price 50 cents at dealers.
Fradonia reports significant damage to vineyards from birds attacking grape clusters. Growers near Forestville describe birds the size of a wrens with yellow feathers shredding vines, leaving grapes scarred as they pass through yards. Plum orchards also suffer, with market demand weakening as buyers hesitate over crop quality and price.
Meadvill e Oct 18 Chas Studier an employee at French Creek Valley Brewing Company Terrace Extension plant was badly injured when an ammonium pump exploded about 7 30 Sunday morning. He suffered burns and eye injuries from flying debris and copper coils. He was taken home for treatment and is expected to recover. The blast shattered most windows and caused extensive damage to the building. Authorities speculated the ammonium pump may have frozen or a repair action triggered the explosion.
Ames & Co promote Mi-o-na as a digestive aid claiming it relieves dyspepsia without cost if unsatisfied, offering a full refund after ten days. They report many stomach sufferers have benefited, noting the product restores normal digestion and renewed appetite with continued use.
The Knights of Columbus hold an installation ceremony at MacNabi Hall on October 20. Attendees include Grand Knight Kinley and other officers. The report notes a large turnout and formal rites marking the new leadership for the council.
The Charlton murder case against Porter Charlton, accused of killing his wife three years ago, resumed in court today. The session largely proceeded behind closed doors as the prisoner was examined, with defense seeking delay while awaiting further witnesses and possible alibi details.
Mothers across the nation embrace Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a trusted home remedy. The ad lauds its plant roots and herbs, claiming it supports women’s health with no harmful drugs. Also notes J. Walter Coney camping party returned from a week at Findley Bake.
Mr Wilay Grottk, manager of the Friday evening dance at the K of Phinll, announces postponement to next Friday October 22 to avoid conflicting with the Bik Charity Ball at the Armory. Attendees are urged to attend the Armory ball to aid a worthy cause. Regular dances resume November 6 with Lena Truts replacing McMahon as instructor. Mrs A Gumbinaky returned from Seneca FallsYesterday.
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