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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1915
Page
2
Arm and Fireside, Springfield Ohio published a campaign on farmers education about hog cholera losses. D. Burch, associate editor, notes 7,000,000 hogs died in 1913. To visualize the loss, 40 pounds of meat per US family were affected, as the cholera death toll equaled vast nationwide output.
A worn OCR passage warns against mercurial catarrh ointments as dangerous to the senses and health. It claims such products are unsafe unless prescribed and prepared by specific firms in Toledo Ohio, naming H J Cheney & Co and warning about internal use and blood impact.
Anna May Pope, graduate of Indiana Conservatory, offers music instruction. Contact 14 Pranklin Street, both phones provided.
In Waynesburg Greene County Mount Morris banks closed by order of directors amid a factional battle over the postmaster appointment. Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Mount Morris with $25,000 capital and $350,000 deposits shut its doors after depositors aligned with Miss Arrison withdrew funds. Robert Shear remains bank president with W K Hatfield as vice president.
Dunkirk reports a small but welcome order for five Pacific type passenger engines for the Big Four Railroad. The work is transferred from Schenectady to the Brooks plant and will start as soon as material is available, bringing satisfaction to the Dunkirk community.
Jan 27 in Marienville the town suffered its third major fire in two months. A two story six room schoolhouse burned completely, valued around 7000 dollars with 4500 dollars insured. Fire originated on the second floor and the janitor had left the coal stove heating. The town lacks fire protection and must seek a new larger building for the children.
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