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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1915
Page
3
In Meadvili the county spends ten thousand dollars for weasels amid a wave of costs. Officials note state reimbursement delays, with past advances totaling over sixty thousand dollars. County commissioners hope to recover funds from ongoing payments and upcoming reimbursements.
A vintage home remedy claims to darken gray hair using common garden sage and sulfur mixed with alcohol. The preparation is spread through the hair, with promises of even coverage, richer color, and a younger appearance after regular use.
Voice of Removal AP reports Mount and Ben Architects have relocated from Praxis Building to Cameron Block. They offer building redevelopment and remodeling services for spring projects.
Wit DRY OLMAN AND DY Ladies dreams conte wraps feather tea gloves willow plumes slippers hound and hate. All kinds of gentle men's clothing portions and carptm. Traprosant the best firm in the United States.
A garbled note from H. Weiss outlines waste pickup terms including payment per pound for rags and a plan to collect newspapers magazines and metals. Details are unclear and fragmented about compensation and service scope within town limits.
Bud Fisher, famed cartoonist, declares that tuxedo tobacco in a pipe feels cool and mild, making pipe smoking a real pleasure. He frames the pipe as his favorite form of smoking, highlighting its ease and enjoyment.
New York reports a death by fall from a Broadway and Dione street window. Two men linked to the Amalgamated Beauty of Waxgiears deny wrongdoing as police investigate a possible suicide attempt gone awry. The incident prompted an inquiry into Gordon's death with details of a scuffle and blows prior to the fall. Colonel Charles E. Orvin dies on a train en route to New York from Palm Beach, aged 76, a former bank official and banking department official in New York State.
Reports from Nogales indicate Rafael Lopes, a Mexican bandit who terrorized Utah over six years ago, has been captured and is under arrest. Authorities were alerted by a fellow Mexican who admitted previous trouble with Lopes, aiding the breakthrough.
A 1910s notice from Higgins, Sweet Pea and Gladiolus Specialist in Ayova New York, invites patrons to request two four page folders showing varieties, premiums, and tips. The ad urges sending a penny card for the folders and lists the address and offerings for both seeds and bulbs.
In a Pupew courtroom on March 11, justice acquitted Thomas Rhoda of shooting 1. G. Cedyrburg. Witnesses described a confrontation at Rhodenptore, alleged profanity, and a threat, but judges found Rhoda acted as any man might under the circumstances.
Washington reports indicate Garranza may abandon Mexico City as General Obregon could assume control momentarily. Officials say Carranza invited diplomatic representatives to Vera Cruz or to stay in his territory under protection. Diplomats reply they will remain to protect their interests, while fear grows of mob rule and looting once Glorgon troops withdraw.
March reports say Tom Jones, manager of Jets Willard, plans a fight for Tat with Willard Yoft Lop Ane en route to El Paso. Willis Kets hints at hiring Willard Akethers. Willard is reportedly bulking on the proposition as money is advanced.
Assembly member Parker of Niagara introduced bills amending the Indian and penal laws to make it a misdemeanor for any Indian on reservation lands to cut or destroy a tree or remove timber for sale. The proposal aims to curb deforestation on allotted lands.
A wireless message to Lloyds from Havre announced the warship arrival at that port. The steamship Touraine, which left New York on February 27, is in the hold of which a firm has been raging for wars oral days. The Touraine was convoyed by the Holland-American and American Rotterdam.
Report from Mayburg Borowt county details two deaths from the February furnace blast and pneumonia linked to exposure. One victim, about 24, died after the disaster. another died yesterday. Bodies moved to Sheffield for burial at Gram Hatholls church. Several injured patients remain, with improvements noted. local hospital staff describe ongoing recoveries and hints of related family tragedy.
Fragmentary OCR describes a mass hiring of ten thousand workers to repair railroads during a winter schedule. Mentions Weston railway, contracts, and multiple rail lines including Burlington and North Western routes. Names and places appear garbled, but the core note is a large workforce for railroad maintenance.
In this advert styled piece, a self reliant home medicine idea credits pioneer mothers for trusted family cures. It touts a Vegetatie Compound with references to Hull, Ms and 40 suspensstu as a near universal remedy, claiming broad efficacy for common ailments and domestic health management.
A damaged OCR style health note urges drinking more water to flush kidneys troubled by discomfort. It claims that increased fluid intake prevents clogging, eases backache and headaches, and promotes normal kidney function, recommending a tablespoon of a water mix before breakfast for several days.
A petition seeks immediate improvement of the highway from Warren to Youngsville through West Trout and nearby areas. The road between Warren and Irvinetown is criticized for poor condition and residents urge action to build a better westward stretch and relieve the dry season wear.
A vintage remedy claims mixed henna with water can return hair to natural color, improve gloss and texture, and outshine fake salon products. It extols henna as a superior, harmless hair dye and grower.
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