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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1912
Page
2
The article stresses municipal focus on food safety and cleanliness in dairy production. It cites filth in milk and cream supplied to consumers and urges authorities to act promptly to remove reasonable grounds for complaint.
Union City hotels may close as insufficient revenue from a barroom trade leaves them unable to pay expenses. Attorney McCintock argued the court decision makes the town dry after April, with some hotels possibly continuing briefly. Local hotels in Girard, Albion, and Corry weigh changes as they assess future viability without liquor privileges.
Warren 18. An Andrews murder case sees a surprise detention of Charles Carlyon as he is served a subpoena and questioned. He admits statements prior, claiming he and A M Sincon waited in a post office for wives for a theater outing. Starr Mabbitt corroborates being in the post office. the defense challenges connections to the crime. The State police continue their investigative work as trial nears. Spring registration in Warren County opens March 27 for those who did not vote in 1941 or moved residence since then.
The Corry Hospital Association board elected officers for the ensuing year. President P A Loveland, Vice President J Tl Patterson 2d, Treasurer C J Smith, Secretary J P Canby, Superintendent Ida R Falconer. Executive Committee Patterson, J Austin, D H Bagley, D Warren DeRenay. Medical Board Drs G A Elston, G S Bennett, A L Smith, C 14h lar. No further business.
Franklin authorities set hearings to determine if all Veeased hotels in the town sold liquor unlawfully. Attorney Sayers sought to prove sales to intoxicated persons and minors at sites including McChira, United States, Commercial and Hotel Stewart, Keystone, and Exchange. Park Hotel entry delayed due to Chimbhast’s absence.
Mat Ditnkink a 24 year old Westfield man suffered the amputation of his right arm at Brooks Memorial Hospital after injuries while attempting to board a Nickel Plate freight train on Hie Railroad avenue in Dunkirk. He and his wife were visiting, and he had been with his wife when the accident occurred.
An advertisement invites sick women to contact the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential help. Posts say letters are read by women in strict confidence, with advice offered at no cost. The appeal emphasizes privacy, generosity, and the availability of guidance through mail correspondence.
Meadville March 18 Professor Carleton Doan A M professor of automatic theology connected with the Moultville School resigned under pressure. The board of trustees prepared to act and a committee of inquiry was named. Doan's views on religious matters were described as liberal and contrary to established biblical teachings.
The Wimodasie Club entertained about 50 couples at St Patrick Bangud in Eastern Star Ball last evening. Attendees enjoyed a delightful night with favors featuring Blamsacks and ray ce.
Mortimer H. Hall is arraigned before Alderman Hayes on charges as one of several alleged conspirators against Mrs. Anna W. Strong. He is remanded to county jail for a preliminary examination slated Saturday at 2 pm. Perkins and McCain were also scheduled for 2 pm hearings, with Hall’s proceeding postponed amid ongoing testimony and Commonwealth concerns. A photo session occurred en route to the courthouse.
High water swept through Warren along the creek this morning threatening cottages built on its banks. The force loosened foundations and washed away several structures including the Merce and Knapp cottages and damaged Dinsmore’s. Docked boats and a bathhouse were carried away.
An old society gathering at multiple homes featured green and white colors for Saint Patrick’s theme. Attendees enjoyed arrangements and lighting, with hosts decorating rooms in coordinated tones and a shared late evening departure.
An advertisement touts Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion sour stomach and belching. It claims relief within minutes reduces distress and supports digestion while promoting appetite and clean stomach and intestines. It promotes purchases at ten cents and mentions a local impersonator Lemon in a photo play teaser.
An alert audience considers a proposition as the Lyric Theater plans a passion play reading event. The notice mentions a free picture and a world view, with paths painted and a May date for Pawilon.
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