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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1912
Page
1
A fragmented note discusses the concept of strength in banking, urging prudent, experienced management and conservative promotion. The text emphasizes avoiding flippant actions and invites consideration of established norms, with reference to a specific organization or authority.
A Franklin court grants most licenses for Franklin locals while denying the Hotel Connor. Peter Neville is named telegraph operator and future Buffalo division foreman for the Pennsylvania railroad. Neville’s promotion includes careful familiarization with road and rolling stock as he begins today, with relocation planned to Buffalo by April.
Philadelphia report shows more than 8 800 arrests for trespassing on railroad property with 2 000 prior incidents. The piece argues railroads seek harsher penalties, noting many trespassers are tramp and others self supporting, while authorities lag in enforcing laws and deterring dangerous access.
A Corry notice promotes a German remedy for appendicitis and digestive issues. It asserts immediate relief from bowel trouble, constipation, and stomach pain after taking a small dose, naming Thomas Downey as a proponent. The item reads like a local advertising remedy claim with no medical endorsement.
A Humana Society notice seeks homes for orphaned children including a two year old boy a baby girl and a young girl friend infant in need of care. The ad notes the children are of healthy stature and prospects and invites interested families to respond through Mrs DeWitt Brucker.
Corry players Craker and Dalury, veterans with extended club experience, reportedly receive tryout interest in the Central League. Meanwhile Austrian Emperor’s throne crisis deepens as ministers convene to discuss abolishing proposed constitutional proposals and resuming cabinet talks in Vienna.
A joint committee of councils and citizens from Jamestown and nearby towns gathers to inventor y the water project. They plan to tabulate information, consult the Water Company, and seek equitable adjustments to secure a path for the city to acquire the water works.
A local business transfer is reported as First Ave shop changes hands amid management shifts. Former owner or operators are noted with plans for new leadership and a closed sale. The West End shop is described as enjoying strong business, with expectations of continued growth under the incoming team.
An old time advertisement touts Vinol as a tonic that enriches and purifies the blood, offering strong claims of renewed strength after years of ill health. It promises customer satisfaction with a money back guarantee and cites Druewits Carry as a selling point for the product.
An advertisement promises Pasuion Play repeats today and tomorrow with a great vocalist Miss Ganevieve BLL from Luton. It claims PazO OINTMENT cures piles in 6 to 14 days and offers a money refund if treatment fails.
London dispatch reports Captain Scott reached Cape Tafel at 1 a m aboard the Terra Nova. The ship anchored without Captain Scott’s party aboard but carried a message to base at McMurdo Sound stating he could winter again in the Antarctic to complete his work. The expedition’s progress shows 1200 miles from the South Pole.
A government report on France's absinthe consumption notes rising use in recent years. It anticipates a move toward total prohibition of manufacture and sale, following Switzerland's complete ban. Notably, consumption is spreading beyond Paris into border departments and the southern Meiterranean region.
The trial of ex City Chamberlain Charley Hyde opens in New York this morning. Julian Veron and Davis face the criminal charges arising from alleged bribery connected with city operations. Proceedings begin as prosecutors outline the case.
A Corry reader named D H Johnson of 61 Huser Street, Corry, Pa, shares a testimony praising Dana's Kidney Pills for kidney problems and related symptoms. He claims noticeable relief in nine days after starting the remedy, noting a strong recommendation from a physician and urging others to try the product through local and New York agents.
Terrible OCR fragment suggests Palm Renemnder event on Wednesdays. Briar appears in context with a local group or venue. Readable items include a weekly schedule and potential guest or location names though text is garbled.
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