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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1916
Page
2
Fragmented text presents a Dr Dixon dialogue with miswritten questions on health topics. The garbled prose touches on dental, digestive, and general medical advice framed as a discourse between patient and doctor, with scattered references to routine exams, medicines, and patient guidance.
Fresh eggs are highlighted in a local market note in TiUt Pe. The report emphasizes availability and consumer interest in everyday poultry products within the city marker area.
A historical plan proposes universal military training for youths with civilian militia, led by Col Mayes and Col Foote. The program envisions a four year cycle starting at age LT, with trained citizen soldiers, field officers, and a structured cadet corps including pay during training.
Training runs from June 16 to September 16. At the core of each season all gear, except enough to maintain equipment, is returned to homes. Reservists would not be called for active service.
Henry W. Thornton of Northwestern Pennsylvania Railroad becomes general manager of the Eastern Railroad of Hagland and is considered for a cabinet post with Sir Albert Riley in Britain. Thornton would be the first former U.S. citizen named to a British cabinet. Local friends see his selection as a significant honor.
City Treasurer J. T. Austin warns a penalty of seven per cent will be assessed on all delinquent taxes not paid before January 1, 1916. Public notice issued by the city treasurer announces this collection policy and deadline.
In Dunkirk on December 27 eleven year old Frank Kijart was arrested by Patrolman Arthur O Connell for attempting to force a rear window at Globe grocery. He admitted robbing Jumoy Alleoe on West Fourth Street in November and Basket Grocery at Lion and Sine t Fourth Street on December 14. Stolen goods valued around 50 dollars included wipes cigars cigarettes and candy.
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