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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
2
A 19th century notice reports England banning import of wild bird plumage. It notes a 297 to 15 vote and references the Hill act enforcing wildlife protections, while mentioning the World Liners and Wings on City Billard in the surrounding text.
Richard Glantz, 21, pleaded guilty to grand larceny in the second degree for breaking strong boxes in his sister’s Jamestown home. Judge Bissell suspended the sentence, placing him on probation with a two week check in to the probation officer.
Sineertown March 18 two men, David Smith and Mason, are held in Meadville jail awaiting the May term on attempted robbery charges. They allegedly plotted to rob the Saegertown market owned by Dolph. a clerk disrupted the plan and the pair were arrested near Saegertown. Further burglaries in the area are suspected connections.
An advertisement from Titusville Pennsylvania markets unnamed pills claiming to purify blood and improve health. The misspelled copy urges readers to send 00 cents for a box, promising delivery prepaid and a promised transformation in symptoms.
An elderly Erie resident sought a garden plot from Associated Charities to grow vegetables for summer. The effort aims to place vacant city lots with needy families, enabling self help and reducing weed problems while assisting unemployed and elderly residents.
The Court of Appeals affirmed the Fourth Appellate Division in favor of Frank W. Crandall against the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway. The case involved a condemnation of a triangle of land in Forsyth Chautauqua County with a total award of 2000 dollars covering land value and damages.
Berry tells a Republican reception at the Hotel Clinton that 200000 Republicans will vote for Vanco and McCormick if nominated, predicting a 100000 vote majority. He lauds McCormick for state service and says a McCormick win would change state governance and honor his own political prerogative to run.
A damaged public health note promotes drinking water to ease kidney strain and clear urination. It touts a homemade saline solution from grape and lemon juice with bismuth-like laxative claims and urges daily use for four days, claiming kidney cleaning and activity boost, though it admits no cure.
Albany March 18 The Assembly Taxation Committee killed the local option bill after a three hour heating by a seven to five vote. Supporters included Sheila ANU-Baloon League backers and Republican Amemblyontt Guite Gillett Moore Knapps. Democrats McCue McKean voted against. A senator Thompson had previously introduced the measure in the upper chamber.
A Harrisonburg reader, J. Hiram Bruce, reports a long cough and failed remedies before using Bear’s Emulsion two doses, claiming complete recovery. He endorses Bear’s Emulsion as a reliable cough and lung remedy and notes N. P. Ames & Co as advertisers.
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