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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1916
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Corry City Electric Light Co. with reference to baby care items and a question about cost. The readable text is garbled and lacks coherent event details or dates to form a clear news item.
The notice lists financial details for a bank including loans and discounts, securities, net amounts due from banks and agents, reserve figures, and miscellaneous items. It cites Nellie Scott's address at No 114 1-2 North Gowlor street Sealy and ends with a sworn statement by G. di Barlow as cashier declaring the figures true.
Nineteen more deaths from infantile paralysis in New York City were reported for the 24 hours ending 10 o'clock A.M. bringing total fatalities to 224. New cases slightly declined from 87 to 98. The mortality rate remains about 48 percent as Brooklyn sees new cases. Health boards in New Jersey cities plan a regional prevention campaign. Nonresident children under 10 will be denied entry. Sunday School excursions canceled and officials patrol taxicabs and trucks. Child arrivals are reported to health authorities for five days.
Hinboro is one of six state normal schools in Pennsylvania. Trustees reappointed tonight and elected D T Bowman as secretary and byoli news manager. Committees named with M C Brown Meadville as buildings lead and Frank B E Baker as principal. Enrollment cited at 334 with annual budget of 75000 dollars.
A 24 year old actress in Dayville Killingly Conn recounts suffering eight years until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health. She describes bearing down pains, inability to walk, and misery until starting the remedy in January after reading an advertisement. Within two weeks she felt better could perform housework and regain happiness and energy.
Warren July report states Raymond Kiley, 21, was badly burned last night in a gas explosion at the rear of his home, destroying a pumping house valued at 200 dollars. Doctors say his condition is serious but improving as investigators seek cause, with neighbors noting the blast shattered windows and alarms summoned firefighters.
Empire, the Percheron stallion formerly owned by Jamey Cole grove R. FD of Corry, is now under Rarlow and Dingfelder near Greenfield Pa, fifteen miles from Corry. Owners offer mares and foals a three week stay with safe pasture, transport by auto arranged in advance.
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