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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1914
Page
6
Florida homeseekers announce another inexpensive excursion to Lake Worth Wisconsin with round trip fare listed at 46 dollars and 25 cents. Information and details available from W R HasbrouckGallery Pa. This notice reflects a practical travel opportunity for buyers seeking affordable trips.
Notice states that any household member or attendant physician who fails to report a contagious disease or observe proper quarantine regulations will be dealt with under the Board of Health and Health Department rules. The notice emphasizes strict compliance and enforcement.
Time Planner's store promotes a sale offering 10 to 60 percent discounts on high grade furniture, stoves, and rugs. Sale ends March 7 with a selection of 9x12 Axminster, Wilton, and Brussell rugs listed in price ranges. Customers urged to visit now for best options.
An advertisement promotes Dr Miles claiming free heart disease treatments after 80 years of research. It offers a two pound treatment free, a book of cures, an examination chart, and a response address in Michigan and Indiana. Patients are urged to describe their disease and act quickly.
Ex President Roosevelt endorses Cherry cartons motion pictures of wild life and big game. He lauds Kearton for authentic depictions including Masai Warriors in East Africa and the feature on involuntary human trampling. The Library Theatre presents the films Sunday night February 27.
A fragmentary note from 140 Maple Avenue signals a message about a monument business expanding to include new marble and granite work. Details are unclear but indicate a selection or project related to memorials.
Howard Smith, seventeen, was acquitted by a jury at Smethport for the shooting death of his stepfather William Snapp near Mt Jewatt on January 17. The prosecution argued self defense but Smith claimed lack of intent. Witnesses from the local area testified as the case concluded after about an hour and a half of deliberation.
A public fraud alert warns that groups calling themselves charity collectors prey on contributors. The notice targets a group called Survey 18 publicing wars with a New York headquarters on Ractor Street and likens them to other charity frauds. It states the scammers are Syrians Armenians or Chaldeans and that they pocket donated funds. Public guidance urges caution before giving.
An old advertisement promotes Ely's Cream Balm as a remedy for head cold symptoms and nasal congestion. It claims the product clears inflamed sinuses, eases throat irritation, and relieves breathlessness. The copy urges readers to try the fragrant balm to end discomfort from colds and catarrh.
New York reports no higher unemployment percentage today than four years ago. Federal and state governments should unite to ease conditions. National Conference sessions begin in Cooper Union with attendance from governors, mayors, and officials.
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