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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1915
Page
2
A fragmented diary style piece recalls spring fever and daily dreams of fishing days. The author, M. N. Baker, nostalgically links outdoor exercise with health, waxes about Brumbaugh and class honors, and envisions peaceful days by the water with tackle, rod, and brown hackle lures.
A letter argues against a proposed Brumbaugh Child Labor bill, contending it overly restricts youths under fourteen from distributing newspapers after school and limits those aged fourteen to sixteen. The writer urges protecting youths’ education and health and supports sensible work after school hours.
An OCR fragment lists remedies for deafness and inflamed conditions with mentions of CAIAEr Shuled weston and Molecatareh Cure. It references Toledo OBIO and Bown We Druaginin health items, include pills for constipation. The text is garbled but centers on medical cures and nostrums.
Kane Pennsylvania March 6 William Stokes Kushequa resident struck on the head by a log while handling logs in Kushequa Tuesday afternoon died at the local hospital last evening at 6 19 o'clock He suffered a fractured skull and never regained consciousness Survived by his wife three daughters Isabella Sadie and another daughter Funeral arrangements pending at Kushequa with remains moved by the 10 o clock train homebound actions pending completion
Meadville March G Dr Pred canon Grewiville and Ralph Court ney of Atlantig near Howth Wednesday night as they walked toward Adamaville. A local freight at Atlantic eastbound struck the crossing, instantly killing Dr Canon and Courtney. The noise of the passing trains likely prevented them from hearing the approach of the freight at the busy Erie crossing.
The Balti mort and Ohio railroad recalled furloughed employees. About fifty men on the entire division, including locals from the city, were called back to service yesterday. They will return as soon as they leave current positions and return to their former duties.
Officials announced the addition of five train crews to local divisions and the placement of one extra engine crew in the city. A number of lagmen are to be promoted to conductors as part of the renewal of railway activities.
A Redonia resident, Maren S-John Ws Trunley Hunley, was found dead on the second floor of his Harbor Street home from asphyxiation due to fumes from an open gas fire. He had returned from the South after visiting colored churches and spoke there. Survived by his wife and three children John George and Frances Clara.
Franklin area reports indicate Moreh G Franksfelbe was rounded on Grantetree today and arrested on four charges of selling liquor without a license. Committed to jail to await a hearing before Al flerman Mf Henderson. County Detective Hiren Brown says evidence shows Kielbe sold squor in a dance hall he operated. Officer J H Sut- involved.
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