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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1912
Page
2
The editor acknowledges receipt of an invitation from the Tram Governor to attend the February 20 arena convention at the capitol. The meeting aims to consider dangers from the Chewnut tree blight and discuss methods to control its spread.
Theater managers pledged to City Hall to comply with new operating rules. Officials, including Deputy State Inspector Packory, will monitor compliance as theater leaders vow to honor promises regarding remedies and required changes. M. N. Baker of Corry to visit for updates.
Phe tole Moon Lodewy of both the Union and Bell companies report today that most lines were out of commission. Workers faced hazards in all barns of the Gly as crews operate amid street lighting kept on during the day, endangering live crews and the public. Telephone workers also complained.
Albany N Y January 29 The State Health Department announced five new smallpox cases in Olean after the local school ban on unvaccinated children was rescinded The cases are absolutely diagnosed and the department says it will focus on suppression strategies and prevention measures going forward
An advertising notice promotes Pillozenes as a cure for constipation and associated health issues. It urges use before retiring for a morning effect, claiming no evil or pain, and cites a 25 cent price at dealers. The ad credits Thomas Downay as seller.
Local Bradford report details Mayor DeGotter admonishing Salvation Army solicitors after hotel owners object to street begging and nickel collections. He warns of arrests if orders are not followed and cites hotel profits and lack of return on donations.
A man named Cook suffered an eye injury yesterday in Cook of Twenty-seventh Abl Punany alley. He was rushed to St Vincent's Hospital where doctors considered surgery to remove the eye, but Cook unexpectedly regained sight in the damaged eye. It was noted the eye had been blind for years due to a cataract that had not been operated on prior to the accident.
Digestive aid claims quick relief for indigestion sour stomach and related stomach distress with Papes Diapepsin. Mentions Florence Lawell and Arthur Johnson film roles touches on a robin sighting and a cold cure with Laxative Brom Quin in one day promotion.
Salvation Army at Oil City summaries show Colonel Hos leading sessions in Philadelphia supervision. Morning session began at 10, afternoon at 2, with a special meeting planned at Trinity M church where Colonel Hos will speak. Attendees included Adjutant Campbell and Captain Smith amid ongoing district events.
A Warren assembly of teachers, parents, and friends of education formed a Tarent Teacher Allocation. Migs OP and Dosby, officers of the National Parent Teacher Association, spoke and urged parental involvement to benefit pupils through closer cooperation with teachers and school leaders.
Warren Pa January 20 Chief Herding received a note from Palio Deval enclosing a photograph of a man known here as Leon Hill. He is wanted for larceny at the Lite Chicago restaurant and the cash drawer theft. Hill pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 15 months in the western penitentiary. his real name is Leonard J Harris.
Warren January 29 telegraphers from Northwestern Pennsylvania counties plan a meeting of the Order of Railway Telegraphery. The Bensonia will be held in the B O 8 of A hall with several important matters on the agenda including no wage increase and shorter hours.
A Warren report states C Thorpe employed at ant alklanse died from a revolver shot to the brain. One version says he killed himself in despondency while another suggests an accidental discharge as the coroner investigates the event.
A dog at an oil well near Bradford, Pan, leapt into machinery to move a flywheel and stop the gear, saving the master Theodore Johnson. The dog barked to summon help, attracted a passerby, and the man was found unconscious with injuries but expected to recover after treatment at Bradford hospital.
A infant daughter of Mrante Lamer, visiting at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haun’s Pullin jettoel home in Warren Washington, suffered burns when a celluloid comb ignited near a gas stove. The child sustained chest burns and severe injuries. medical staff report the condition precarious but improving after immediate care.
A Buckner Missouri woman details a year of severe female health pains and fears of surgery. She credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and enabling her to return to all household work. She endorses the product and offers special advice via the Pinkham company.
Norte, Pa. A railroad worker, A. Brower, 31, of Albion, was fatally injured yester morning at the Bessemer yards when he was caught between an engine and a car. He had two years on the company and left a wife and family. A special train rushed him toward Meadville and Greenville hospital, but he died before arrival.
F C E Avodlal announces a Wednesday evening meeting in January at 8 o'clock. Members and 1D Murray are requested to be present. details and location to be confirmed.
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