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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1915
Page
2
Anne Feb 1 Phineas Dufender a Baltimore and Ohio passenger engineer on the Kana to Pittsburgh line was badly burned while thawing a stuck air pump in the roundhouse yard. He slipped on the front apron of the tender, oil splashed and fire from the firebox burned his hands and face, though not seriously.
An old advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It claims honesty from Promoter FJ Cheney and references the National Bank of Commerce. The copy asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials and nationwide distribution via druggists.
Judge Criswell issued a strong warning from the bench warning liquor sellers without licenses in Ve namo county that future cases will not receive the same leniency. W. B. Wentworth was found guilty of selling liquor without a license, with four Ol City men also admitting the offense and each paying 500 plus costs. No imprisonment was given, but the judge indicated future penalties could include jail for the involved parties.
The Corry Grange plans a Saturday meeting featuring discussions and recitations. Members will answer questions on topics such as the lever bit, teaching girls to sew, and why election day is in November.
Mrs J. R. Tiffany presents a surprise feature story on the merchant kinds of trees and stratosphere notes. Simons contributes to the column with a broad discussion of garden and landscape topics across the United States.
The judge and court review the quarterly report noting that a new 25 cent monthly allowance for wasting accused places was denied. Constables, historically paid, faced constitutional limits on pay increases and compensation. The ruling cites constitutional provisions preventing pay increases, affecting those elected before 1913 and compensated by prior assembly acts.
Geo Koestner Jr opens a new blacksmith and wagon repair shop at 1478 Main Street announcing the entry into the local trades. The venture marks a fresh business in the town with a focus on horse gear and repair services.
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