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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1911
Page
2
Insertion details for a news column show a rate of five dette per line, with a minimum margin of 15 cents. Weekly costs stand 15 cents, and the payment must arrive by the stated due time to secure the space.
A critique condemns prison conditions in Pennsylvania with damp unsanitary cells and overcrowding. It argues reform to curb costs, relocate inmates to humane facilities, and employ prisoners on farms to earn a living while improving public health.
A notice from Damon’s Grocery at 518 West Main Street promotes home made bread for five cents. The item is advertised as a fest value for shoppers.
A brief humorous remark contrasts a boy's learning at college with a speaker's own peculiar teaching. The exchange highlights language play and a joking distinction between studying and what is being taught.
In Warren county Columbus a young woman Mary Stevens and Paul Phelps fell through thin ice on the mill pond near the dam. Several men attempted rescue. Mary Stevens died, Paul Phelps survived after rescue efforts and medical attention.
Bile Steenrod, brother of Blas Steenrod who killed himself amid alleged derangement, faces trial for entering neighbor Fred Carl ist’s premises on October 24 with intent to commit a felony. Prosecution and defense dispute witness ability to identify suspects as they watched from 450 to 900 feet away.
The report outlines an unsettled docket with a Hig wife alerting about break in and a note that the case will finish this morning. It mentions a Waio Vasilio felonious assault trial and a murder jury in the Grace Vogt case, while the grand jury is criticized for indictments and sparing court expenses.
A reader argues paved roads primarily benefit Autoists and farmers face higher costs. He favors trolley lines over road paving, noting potential self funding with passenger and freight cars, and the farmer’s need for accessible town markets and lower transport costs.
Warren Business Men's Association planned an Old Home Week to boost the town. A committee was to be formed soon to organize the event, with a late summer date and substantial work ahead.
A historic notice describes a cleaner sold in five and twenty five pound cloth bags, marketed as better for all purposes. It states it dries after cleaning with no rinsing and leaves no sediment.
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