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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1915
Page
2
Wartime labor shortages and poverty prompt calls for work for thousands of men while discussions on woman suffrage and the wisdom of votes in wartime continue. Editorials note women’s peace efforts and prohibition enforcement as the nation debates policy.
March 17. The trial of Dr T Heyit centers on alleged murder by illegal operation at his sanitarium. Prosecution contends Anna Williams died after treatment. defense challenges timing and existence of the patient, with Hewitt denying knowledge of the case until the inquest reports surfaced. A taxi driver, Ryvor, testified about taking two women to Hewitt’s on October 17.
A Pennsylvania case reports the Williams girl on trial at Franklinville for an ante offense but she emerges free as the court finds no sufficient evidence.
An advertisement promotes Hyomel a eucalyptus based germ killer for catarrh claiming to sterilize nasal throat germs. It features a rubber inhaler and promises refunds if it fails to cure. The notice lists N. F. Amos and Co. and Corry druggists selling the product. The surrounding text includes local social notes and visits.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Wetmore hosted a birthday party for their son Kenneth with forty four guests attending. The evening featured games and music culminating in a dainty tune at midnight.
An ad discusses a supposed cure for deafness, claiming relief from mucous gumming and listing a product from a Toledo Ohio firm. The piece also notes local moves and visits, with several residents traveling or transferred, and ends with a Corry furniture listing.
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