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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1915
Page
2
The article argues that sticking to well considered plans is a strength of successful leaders. It lauds the President as a highly trained intellect who weighs long-term outcomes, studies conditions, and remains calm under criticism. It notes that reliance on patient, informed judgment appeals to more people than reactive political doctrine.
Plans for a Chautauqua Military Institute on Warner farm Lake Chautauqua near Cheney Point outline $400,000 in brick stone and concrete buildings to be fireproof. Jamestown capitalists led by Henry , first lieutenant of Company E 65th N G NY, head project. School opening July 4 for eight weeks with a commissary department and West Point style tents.
Secretary of War John Garrison announces plans to form a representative group to confer with military experts on introducing school based military training. He cautions against rushing into a large program and urges careful, targeted integration into curricula rather than turning students into trained soldiers.
An old medical ad promotes California Syrup of Figs as a harmless fruit laxative for children and adults. It claims the syrup cleans the bowels, relieves stomach ache, and restores energy within hours, urging mothers to buy genuine bottles and beware counterfeits.
March 2 at Kushequa a logging accident left one man seriously injured and others escaping harm. Workers employed by Husha Kane used a fifty foot cable to move a sixteen foot log near a railroad abutment when a log flipped, striking William H. Stokes on the head and injuring him. He was transported by train and hospital ambulance with a contusion to the skull initially feared fractured. His condition showed some improvement the following day though full recovery was not yet certain. The report notes Stokes’s daughters Misses Iams...
Noda of Warren Sacha of Corry and Velma of Bradford, all professional mourners, are at their father's bedside and will stay until there is noticeable improvement in his condition.
The Prohibition Go Committee and supporters will meet at the Erle Court House on Tuesday March 16 at 10 p.m. to elect a new committee.
The document notes an executive committee meeting and mentions Dr. Plupell as chairman tasked with considering other matters of importance to the Prohibition party. It outlines the group’s oversight and leadership responsibilities.
Automobile owners may have cars repainted and refinished by an expert with experience in Erie Pennsylvania. Work completed at Corry Garage on Wirat Avenue, offering painting and decorating for autos and related vehicles.
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