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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
3
Market notes from New York dated Sept 1 cover wheat futures and dairy prices, with figures for butter creamery, white table butter, and flour. Also listed are potatoes on Long Island, corn and oats prices, and No 2 red winter wheat. East Buffalo Livestock Market reports on cattle, sheep, hogs, and hay prices in detail.
Dr J R Smith, a prominent Erie physician, seeks the coroner’s office in Erin County with Republican primary on September 2. He emphasizes dignity, professional stature, and non involvement in partisan fights, claiming broad support from Erie County physicians. His long honorable career and qualification as a physician underpin his campaign, with a pledge for kind and considerate treatment in the coroner’s office if elected.
Boston reporters describe a raid on the steamer Kink by Surveyor Maynard and assistants seizing 129 cans valued at 16 750. Seized are opium, with arrests including Ever Edwards, Lo Kew, and George Young, two Chinatown residents. Cans found in multiple rooms and bags totaling 75 pounds. Page takes Zeppelin insurance in London. Banker Erb dies after mercury ingestion by mistake in Deal New Jersey.
An old ad note promotes Rexall Orderlies a mild laxative sold by G Q Babbitt & Son for 10 cents, urging parents to recognize constipation in children and implying children fear distasteful treatments. The fragment suggests a local medicinal ad from a historical newspaper page.
Premier Anquithy urged the House of Commons to approve a new war credit of 250 million pounds. This seventh credit move raises the total to 1,053 million pounds, about 6.319 billion dollars, as of September 16 in London.
Washington reports President Wilson was decorated with a miniature American flag pinned on him, a gesture by the Grand Army of the Republic encampment opening in the city later this month.
Erie County Republicans rally behind Thomas H Flower for County Treasurer highlighting his popular, loyal service record. The piece notes his long effort and party support, framing Flower as a strong Republican ticket anchor for the county. Separate brief items report a car tire explosion injuring Frederick Lawrence in Highland Falls and Samuel Verily’s four day hiccup illness in Blossol, plus a local confectionery ad claiming government purity standards and low prices.
London dispatch reports Lord Kitchener optimistic about Russia front. He claims German advance has slowed from about five miles per day to less than one mile, due to stiff Allied resistance and logistic strain amid the Russian theater.
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