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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1914

Page

2

Penrose Tariff Howl Exposed by Warren Worth Bulley

Johnstown Democrat writer Warren Worth Bulley, a strong Wilson Democrat, exposes the Penrose calamity howl on tariffs. He argues the tariff protects against foreign goods and counters claims that Democratic rule ruined employment, noting war and restricted trade as the real causes while urging workers to see through fear tactics.

Warren Worth ‘Bulley Johnstown Penrose Ca Lamity Europe Diltmen Penrose

Pape's Diapepsin Ad Claims Quick Stomach Relief

Vintage ad copy touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast cure for indigestion and upset stomach. It promises nearly instant relief, praises the product as harmless and magical, and urges readers to buy a fifty count case from any drug store. It also contains political commentary on Liebel, Palmer, McCormick, and party leaders in Pennsylvania.

Gale Rowton Reilly Wiehe Papa Strong Erlo Herald Palmer and McCormick Liebel Congress Lebel Bi-Partianu Quays Penrose United States Senate Pennsylvania iMsgrave Commonwealth

Jamestown Contributes to War Fund

Jamestown sends nearly 1400 dollars to the British National Fund for distress in Europe. Funds to be added to the vast total raised across the British empire and among British settlers abroad. Aimed at aiding British women and children affected by men at war. Committee members John W. Unawworth Robers ley and E.R. Briges report broad public support and rapid contributions from $0.01 to $50.

Jamestown British National Fund Prince of Wales Muckingham Palace London John W. Unaworth Robersley E.R. Briges Jalieato

New York Village Blaze Threatens Springville Business District

Springfield reports a major fire in Springville yesterday morning near the business section. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours, preventing total destruction as flames endangered shops and warehouses. Local crews coordinated with nearby stations to contain the incident and prevent spread.

Springfield

Reception for Cradle Roll at Firth M. M. Church

A reception was held Saturday afternoon from three to five o'clock at the Firth M. M. Church to honor the cradle roll members and their mothers. Misa Atherty and Mrs. Brew supervised the event, with parlors decoraed for the occasion.

Firth M. M Misa Atherty

Fire at milling plant destroys store and two houses

Village volunteer fire department stopped the spread after a blaze at James H. Gray Milling Company plant damaged the Oyer Department Store. Olga UU. Buntalor owned building burned, two nearby houses of Mrs. George Billett damaged. Estimated total loss about 36,000. Gas explosion from distilled grain believed cause. Firemen saved surrounding property but mill and machinery heavily damaged.

Village James H. Gray Milling Company Oyer Olga UU. Buntalor George Billett

For Your Kidneys' Sake Barosma Remedy Ad

An aged advertisement touts Barosma as a kidney-cleaning tonic claiming it relieves dropsy arthritis and female ailments. It promotes Thompson's Dandelion and Mandrake pills for constipation and lists a dental card offer with testimonials of cures from Thompson Medical Co of Titusville, PA.

F. Atos and Co Thompson Thompson Medical Co Titusville

Holiday party described with festive attire and treats

A group enjoyed a holiday gathering with attendees in folk attire, dainty refreshments and prettily arranged tables. Creep candies featured as decorations and guests had a very good time.

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