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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1912
Page
8
The Library Theater announces skating sessions at the Armory rink on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Saturday afternoon and evening. Public skate times provide a family friendly option with open sessions and instructional opportunities.
John T Brew of Erle arrives in the city while Earl Brown visits Union City on business and Hiner Wilson makes a Buffalo business trip. James B Broone was a visitor in Titusville yesterday and Marty Weeks returns to Mundville this afternoon. Miss Lena St Clair visits Union City to see friends and M J O Connell of Pittsburgh is in town on business. GH Geiger goes to Mayville this morning on business with other names and places noted among numerous local movements.
Mr. Eb Banks, ill at home on Hast Mensant Street, is reported improving. Mrs Adeline Barnys of Witstirk, Worthy Matron of Pennsylvan ia, visits Corry Chapter No. 17astern Star and is guest of Dr. and Mrs Q Kibler.
A report on bacteria in milk shows common species in milk and cream. Lactic acid bacteria cause souring and can be killed by heating milk to 160 degrees. Pasteurization and clarifying by Corry Pure Milk Co claims to produce a safe, pure product.
Corry Grange No 1a schedules its regular meeting for Saturday March 16 at 1 pm. The program includes Muske Mise. Myers discussion on crops and summer care, openers by EB Simmons, recitation by Maith Lawson, song by Grange, reading by Vrc Crowell, discussion on benefits of the telephone led by Ward Keppel, and music by Miss Myers.
The passage records support for milk pasteurization from health leaders including Dr B J Ledarly, Dr Milton Rosenau, and Professors at Harvard and MIT. It notes New York state law taking effect January 1, 1912, mandating pasteurized milk to prevent dangers of raw milk amid public health debate.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a theater item with scattered names and a title Tomorrow! A Blot on Bethiehdon. Unclear cast and details due to garbled text, but indicates a performance event at a theater with likely characters and musical elements.
A cellar gave way in a Pennsylvanian town, dropping a residence cellar into a mine and leaving two workers trapped about 10 feet below surface. Neighbors heard shouts for help and a ladder was improvised to reach the men as rescuers arrive.
Philadelphia and Reading Co mined 784000 tons in February at Ste claim Pottsville yards. Thirty five thousand nine hundred seventy five cars handled, 734000 tons. Coal trains ran every half hour. March outlook strong. Five month reports show cant shipped from local woods and Pays $80,000 for The Harvester trotting stallion 2:01. Arcade Twill to continue old stud with candy and related lines.
March 1 Boston reports a large donation to an Massachusetts Institute of Technology board meeting. A proposed endowment of 3 540 000 is discussed from four donors, with speculation about the benefactor. Attendees weigh the impact of the sizable gift on current programs while names such as Thomas, Elion, and Andrew Cambridge surface in private chatter.
Imprisoned birds near Eagle River Michigan fall prey to wolves as local residents report packs feasting on ducks and other wildlife. The scene illustrates growing tensions between wildlife predators and penned avian stock in rural areas, with mixed observations from nearby communities.
Ressler's First Avenue Market advertises finest cuts of choice beef and offers western beef grades for grading. Fresh fish in stock daily and a call for inspection to assess quality.
Sale ongoing with one quarter off on assorted undergarments and household items from basement stock. Items include skirts corsets vests and panties priced 50 cents to $2. new spring colors and designs featured in stripes checks florals and borders.
Nartow lace edges described as rich rick braid with a neat edge for children's dresses or aprons. Emphasizes durability and neat appearance suitable for variety of garments and used on multiple fabric projects.
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