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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1917
Page
2
Residents condemn exposed cans and wasted fuel as garbage crews struggle with unsanitary receptacles. An observer notes the need for better container handling and community cooperation to improve the service and curb annoyance during harsh weather. The piece also cites calls for charitable aid campaigns and civic duty to support humanitarian efforts overseas.
A Warren council proposes raising the millage by two mills for 1917 amid property owners’ protests. Officials reference past mill increases and expected revenue, while opponents warn of higher taxes and civic cost.
A historic page lists multiple churches on West Pleasant Street and vicinity including Saint Elizabeth Catholic, Emanuel Episcopal, Christian and Missionary Alliance, First Presbyterian, First Baptist, Columbus Church, and St. Pauls Lutheran. It details mass times worship services and Sunday School hours, with weekday services, prayer meetings, and catechism sessions across each church, reflecting a dense local church schedule with varied denominations and neighborhood congregations.
A German prize crew of sixteen brought the Norwegian vessel Yarrowdale to home port after capturing 44 prisoners from English ships in the Atlantic. The 4600 ton ship carried war material such as wheat, flour, 1900 horses, and motors. The action followed the January 17 policy shift and involved claims of capturing mainly British merchants and supplies for Entente Allies.
Eight reels of classics science travel and adventure shown by the public schools captioned items include motion pictures titled Wolf Hunting In Russi and High Sehbo Anditarium with an event date listed as Tuesday the 28th and a price of 500 p.m. Adverts invite attendance and note program details for the viewer.
Ad promotes California Syrup of Fig s as a remedy for sick children and constipation. Warns of counterfeit products and urges customers to verify authentic labeling from the California Fig Syrup Company. Describes a laxative effect within hours and claims benefits for all ages.
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