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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
3
A farmer notes nitrogen needs for corn, explaining that only part of the total plant food is supplied by early season sources. Cold, leached soil and slow spring growth delay germination, making rapid availability of nutrients crucial. The crop itself signals nutrient requirements, guiding fertilizer decisions and proper starter applications.
A Boston conference between granite manufacturers and cutters ends the threat of a lockout. The Granite Cutters International Association nationwide minimum wage rises to 5.52 dollars per day until July 1 1919 and scales to 6.00, 6.40 and 6.80 dollars in successive periods through April 1 1922, with many earning up to 10 dollars daily for eight hours. the notice urges immediate monument ordering to save labor costs.
An emergency appeal asks for clothing to aid Belgian refugees, citing distress and a need for winter garments. The message references organizational committees, likely wartime aid bodies, urging urgent donations and participation from named individuals.
Pronkin March 12 Major Prauot H Warhon promoted to major crisscrossing duty as Linitoitant Holonil in se Thitwl Ataten Ary Ty. another Franklin officer Captain Edward G Wilban Nas promoted to major with new commission effective July 15. Parents Mr and Mea are noted. Wilsons.
March 18 report from Pronkdin notes confusion over influenza in Pewaiktin and claims many students feign illness to avoid school. WYAHKLIN urges a morning meeting to consider closing schools, while Deb Brown and the School Board discuss the issue amid mounting public concern.
Washington March 12 Abandonment of the Neville plant plans noted as war departments reassess munition production and facility transfers. Officials indicate the completed sections may be repurposed for government needs or materials storage, with some machinery unlikely to be deployed.
A damaged fragment reports committee efforts for Warren Auto Show planning with March 19 as a key date. It mentions arranging exhibition space, coordinating vendors, and expected tasks, while noting some internal challenges and scheduling details.
Police say a string of recent robberies at St. Marys could be cracked after a breakthrough at the county jail. Detectives report a key lead tied to a winter crime spree, with investigators pursuing several suspects and reviewing监 surveillance footage and witness statements.
An advertisement extols a corn and callus remover named GetseTt, claiming fast, painless removal without knives or plasters. It emphasizes simple drops of the solution, no irritation, and a money back guarantee. Sold by local firms in Corry and promoted by N. F. Anes & Co. and others.
Notice of dissolution of the co partnership existing under the firm name and style of D. and G. H. Meath Manufacturing Company. The business continues by OE Hong to whom all claims and liabilities are transferred. Creditors to present claims for payment. Dated 1910.
In Tidioute on a wild Augured date, Lewt mi Vinge and the Ol Sobse Wee Fuggiintns escaped danger during a shooting incident. A shell displaced by an initial volley tore through the scene near Love And Unger, startling onlookers and prompting authorities to secure the area.
Fragmented advertisement style text claims a mysterious treatment using bark and glyserins to stop appendicitis by cleansing the bowel. It mentions an “ADLENIKA” and a promise that the entire tract is protected, urging readers to avoid constipation and warning of foul matter.
Job notice seeks skilled gy lcanizer tire and repair worker. Apply to Box 48 Ol City Pa with full particulars in flat totter.
In 1919, Masters were appointed by the Court of Common Pleas to take testimony in cases including Roy Brant and Alice Belding. Notices set dates in Corry and Kincaid firms for March 27 and May 10, detailing attendance at the Third Ward offices of Kincaid & Kincaid for examination and reporting, with attorneys listed.
A garbled report describes a planned arson at Nebraska with mentions of managers, conspirators, and firefighting roles. It cites Kilirtiver and other figures in a disrupted account, noting attempts to deter investigations and unclear motives. The piece hints at internal company or organizational conflict and possible blame shifting.
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