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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1915
Page
2
A fragmented xenial diatribe questions Anglo French loan proposals and their fiscal impact, arguing the plan would shift billions abroad, worsen debt, and extend conflict. The writer invokes global markets, US wheat and corn exports, and mixed reactions from politicians while noting unrest in Russia and looming financial strains.
An 19th century medical ad claims catarrh can only be cured by internal remedies that act on the blood. It touts a patent preparation and tonics, says a physician in the country endorses it, and invites readers to send for testimonials.
Messrs Mion Brown and Lamont Steen, working with the town’s forestry graduate Mr Brown from the High School faculty, have spearheaded a season long effort to diagnose and prune trees locally. They have conducted extensive tree care work to bring science based treatment home rather than sending samples out of town for experts.
Jamestown city police reported the death of David Lazaroff, a window cleaner and photographer, found in his room in the Hotchkiss block on East Seuon Street yesterday morning. Indications pointed to foul play, with investigators stating lines of inquiry as they proceed.
A man identified as Livarott, an experienced window cleaner, was found dead in a garage room with morphine pills nearby. Officer Rudolph Creth, sent by Samuel Robins, observed the body after a door was opened. The death is believed to be by self-inflicted poisoning. The scene and details were reported as an investigation proceeded. The article also lists a day of community events with music and entertainment around Sherman featuring concerts, parades, and amusements at various venues.
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