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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1915
Page
3
A Franklin man attempted suicide by swallowing carbella on a Thursday evening. Prompt medical aid, including a stomach pump, saved him. He declared he would harm himself again, while his wife and others faced financial and social strain. Police arranged safer care after the incident.
A fragmentary wartime text laments miscommunication and social strain, voicing concerns about trust, duty, and the impact of conflict on daily life. It reflects frustration with authority and confusion over responsibilities, while invoking family, community, and moral expectations.
George W. Ochs resigns as editor of the Mobile Ledger and parts with the Public Ledger. The move, described as amicable, follows a clash of viewpoints. Ochs, a 12 year identifying figure at the Public Ledger, was honored at a luncheon as his resignation is announced.
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A report by Miss Tully c Laturop, chief of the children's Yurvan, notes infant death rates, calling for standards and new work. Studies address feedling clothing bathing and sleep, child labor, and employment certificates to enforce age provisions. Data compare New Zealand to Philadelphia and other cities, urging more funding and stricter safeguards.
A garbled note lists Poruuss Dre Manoel Arriza and Governor Fukui with a plan to reappoint Poel Arthur. It mentions Ahntarnak, Kenai, Brench, Germay, Rysslin, and Chinexe, and praises Professor Alocher for a preparation claimed to stop bleeding instantly. It cites Nobel Prize context and historical figures like Dhaniws Mott Osborne and William Graves Sharp, with scattered biographical bits about careers in law and public service.
The New York World and Cleveland Plain Dealer discuss public economy policy and the perceived impact on political outcomes. They note that expenditures and public programs shape voter interest, with emphasis on fiscal prudence and economic priorities.
A Philadelphia street store customer named Harmer reportedly broke his right leg after slipping on slippery etroots near a trolley car. The seventh injury occurred fourteen days earlier, with Harmer's repeated leg breaks noted in the account.
Coroner's inquest opened into the death of Hinton who died at Emergency Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. A coroner's jury was formed with local notables to view the body and schedule procedures. Post mortem by Stay Hospital surgeons indicated a brain blood clot. further findings await the next hearing as charges may evolve from manslaughter to other counts depending on the coroner's verdict.
Advertisement for San Cure Ointment and Soap claiming rapid relief for sores ulcers boils burns and skin conditions. Mentions Thomas Downey Ny F Anes and Cooperstown with testimonials of pain relief and cleansing skin. price listed as 25 and 60 cents. Thompson Medical Co Titaville Pandy.
A compact grocery sale notice lists tea priced at 500 per pound and 50c value, coffee from 20c to 406 per pound with various grades, vegetables at 8 to 12 dollars, butter promised at a special rate, and delivery terms from B C Barnes.
A report translates a cabinet and coalition talks in Japan proposing an expanded military build up. Prime Minister and ministers discuss defense, acknowledging diplomatic caution but stressing the need to strengthen naval and land forces to deter potential threats and ensure national security.
The department reports extensive twine use across post offices and the mail service. A trial with jute twine faced price rises and material concerns but yielded experimental success with alternative fibers. Trials in Baltimore Washington and other cities informed continued testing and potential broader use.
Queen Wilhelmion pledges support with a large war loan, totaling 277 million florins equivalent to about 210 million dollars. Reports indicate personal contributions and planned funding from various donors, including 2500 NX Horns, as part of the national effort.
Two young men were arrested at a dry store after allegedly carrying whiskey. They appeared before Justice D W Clark and were bound over to February term on $160 bonds. A subsequent arrest of the druggist for selling without a license also occurred, with bond set at $150 for February court.
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