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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1915
Page
6
Mrs Emma Flurry convicted in a Quarter Besty Court for conspiring to tamper with a car to collect a $1,000 insurance payout. The trial drew attention as she claimed innocence while her chauffeur confessed to taking money to remove the vehicle. Sentencing to follow after appeals and motions.
An old advertisement touts Thompson’s Barosma and Dandeliyn pills as a cure for kidney and back issues. The copy claims testimonials and a long history, urging purchase at a Titusville, Pennsylvania location with dubious per bottle pricing.
The March Woman's Home Companion pushes a movement for motion pictures across the United States. Editors will review hundreds of films this month and select 40 to 75 title releases. The aim is wholesome, educational entertainment for homes, with reader involvement from women and families.
Governor Brimbaugh told visiting House and Order Committee members in the capitol that he desires passage of the local option bill. He said he would not rush reporting but would make political use of opponents in 1916 if the measure fails.
An old advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as a painless, reliable remedy for corns and calloused feet. It claims fast action, lasting relief, and that customers will be well after use, with a modest price of a quarter.
Mrs Al Hi Woolls, wife of a theatrical producer, reported 350000 worth of jewels stolen after alighting at the Hotel Sherman. The thief fled in a milk wagon with driver Netty chasing toward the Northwest railroad district as police pursued along the Loop.
A local shop proclaims compliance with the Pure Food Act and asserts top quality for its confectionery. The note touts freshness and sweetness and signs with PRICE 18 and a slogan promising low prices.
Mayville March 2 The jury found Fay Hately guilty of burglary grand larceny and receiving stolen property in the Panama store burglary case. Four youths were involved and Hately faces sentencing Thursday with no court Wednesday according to Assistant District Attorney Warner Rexford.
Fragmentary record shows references to attorney Harry M. Young and Hush Oarl Hates with a defendant Mayville. Prosecution mentions four young men Maud Sutton and John Anguat tied to a Burnham store burglary dated Inet year.
A detailed advertisement highlights a March Victor release featuring Billy Sunday’s choir leader and renowned artists. It touts three orchestral pieces, violin solos, operatic selections, and new educational records. The promotion notes performances by Krator, Simbaliet, and others, with recordings offered by Maclow Hardware Co and Victor’s ensembles.
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