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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1915
Page
2
A new postal law imposes a 1000 fine or three years imprisonment for meddling with mail placed in private boxes at doors, offices, or rural routes. The article notes previous lack of protection, and defines placing unauthorized items as meddling, with the heavy penalty applying to all such acts. It also reports on a wheat price record and an educational object lesson urging youth to apply intelligence and effort to work.
Advertises ORRINE as a cure for drink habit with a positive guarantee. Claims 90 strong confidence in curative powers and refunds if no benefit after trial. Priced at $1.00 per box plus request for a free booklet from 0. Babbitt & Son, Druggists, Cortlandt, Pa.
The parliament of that land has just voted to prohibit the manufacture and sale of spirituous and malt liquors. Ex Hard Hines and many other boor bearers offered for the event decrease in consumption of liquor and tobacco, as shown by Internal revenue receipts. May it not be true that we are getting a little more sense.
The Nursing Mirror reports two American nurses with German sympathies serving with the British in France were detected as spies and dealt with. The piece notes warnings about female spies posing as nurses abroad and at home, urging stricter screening of foreign hospital attendants.
In a London hospital a wounded non-commissioned officer recalls the mud of front lines. A Cornwall recruitment poster promises an excursion to Germany in spring with hotel and travel paid, free rifles and ammo, hunting trips, ages nineteen to thirty eight, limited to 1,000,000 spots.
A fragmented scene shows Patrolman John Jorlatt in a tense moment by a river. A would-be intruder threatens, Steinlleayver confronts the combat. The incident shifts toward a chaotic confrontation ending with a dramatic line about a long way to Toyerany.
Miss Anna May Pope, a graduate of Indiana Conservatory, will give a music recital at 14 Frank Street. The event invites local residents to attend and enjoy her performance.
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