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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1915
Page
2
Union City Grange No. 89 passed resolutions at a regular meeting condemning the sale of intoxicating liquor. The group pledges to patronize business owners who oppose granting licenses, arguing such licenses harm the farming community and the town.
Warning against remedies for catarrh that contain mercury or similar compounds, claiming they derange the system if absorbed through mucous surfaces. The notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by Be Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio, asserting internal action on blood and mucous membranes and prescribing caution with unverified products. Also mentions Pakatulle Family Pile for constipation.
In Shamokin Pennsylvania, 11 year old Martin Lehman and friends Francis Pepper and Edward Dombach were poisoned after eating a root mis identified as cassafras near Bigewood Park. Lehman died soon after reaching home as his companions remained in serious condition with violent pains and convulsions.
The Grape Growers association of Western New York reports record grape yields in 1914 with 1,386 carloads valued at $2,007,415. The 1911 revision notes 8,100 carloads shipped, led by North East with 816 cars, Bracton 767, and Portland 490 in the top stations.
Lake Pleasant notes report Mrs Tudson Stowe improving with hopes she will recover soon. Valley Ladies Aid Society slated to meet Mrs Stella Applebee next Thursday February 11, with cordial invitation. Miss Lola Wool returns from visit with friends at Union City and Riceville. Mr and Mrs Mary Bacon and son Gerald were guests of Chester and Mrs Owen Saturday. Maude Richards spent several days last week with her parents, Mr and Mrs William Baldwin.
Mr Nat Stowe of North East spent Tuesday night with his mother Airs Judson Stowe returning home on Wednesday Mrs Flora Alverson visited her daughter Mrs Mar Jerle Ashton Thursday Mr Frank Applebee and family were guests of Mr and Mrs W M Applebee Sunday Mrs Maggie Blackmer visiting relatives at Jamestown N Y Mr Ralph Donaldson and family guests of Mr and Mrs Chester Owen Sunday Mr and Mrs Floyd B Minkson spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Hiram Hinksom
The Library Theater presents Peck's Bad Boy Thursday with Lew Herman in the title role. The two act play features a typical American Indian character and a lively mix of acting and dancing scenes, promising a packed evening of mischief and humor.
Gov. Koessner announces the opening of a new blacksmith and wagon repair shop located at 1470 adj Matin Street. The venture marks a local business expansion with potential jobs and services for wagon and metalwork needs.
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