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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1915
Page
2
A fragment discussion laments recurring urban fires and urges stricter safety rules. It cites Peabody Mass stores and a Pittsburgh Brown building blaze, noting inspectors, factory safety measures, exits and fire drills as essential to prevent later tragedies.
The Journal notes growing concern over working conditions in a Jorn factory. Yesterday's issue features a strong piece rebutting earlier reports and stressing the paper's readiness to publish full details when legally permissible.
An old advertisement claims rheumatism can be aided by treating uric acid with Scott's Emulsion. It describes pain relief through blood enrichment and toxin expulsion, asserting the product strengthens organs to remove acids and helps thousands with no alcohol.
An advertisement extols Singer Sewing Machines as superior, claiming wide world sales and essential daily use for families. It states machines are sold only at Binghr shops and by Singer salesmen, listing 8.E. Palmer on Main Street in Corry, Pennsylvania.
State suffrage leaders express belief that the movement is on track for success as campaigns intensify across Pennsylvania New Jersey and Pennsylvania battles highlight growing support while opposition remains cautious. Organizing efforts by the suffrage coalition spread through communities and political groups signaling momentum toward a constitutional amendment vote.
An unsigned testimonial reports a 22 year old woman whose monthly weakness, eye strain, and anemia improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Another letter from Miss Navigation Mynes of Massena New York praises the same remedy, urging young women with menstrual pain backache or fainting spells to seek restoration through Lydia E Pinkham's product.
Salamanca October 29 Milo Allen a switchman for the Erie Railroad was thrown from a footboard when a refrigerator car passed over him. He died shortly after at Balamandi Hospital. Survived by wife Mra han Allen, mother Mra han Allen of Bradford, two brothers Hurbert and Burdette. Doctors B. Lene and Mrs. George Smith attended.
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