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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1915
Page
2
The Vare bill in the Pennsylvania senate would reimburse the judiciary for campaign expenses, a move critics call unwarranted for the state treasury. The measure could cost judges from $2,500 to $5,000 each, fueling concerns about money in elections.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a proposal to avoid extended revisions and to consider motions for an indore period to spare the public from lengthened deliberations. The text references commonwealth interests and official actions but lacks clear details or named entities.
From Hot Springs tonight Carman Hill of Corry shows strong odds to join the Pittsburgh Pirates. A letter received here from Hill himself praised his prospects and other reports reaching the city hint at steady progress without detailing specifics.
A tepid report notes a pitcher from Pittsburgh named Joan showing promise during initial tryouts. Observers highlight early control and velocity as signs of potential progression.
A vintage remedy describes making a hair grower at home using bay rum and water mixed with a product labeled Katalized Yonna. It claims to strengthen brittle hair, reduce dandruff, restore faded or grey hair to a natural color, and restore a youthful gloss with two to three applications, warning against poisonous preparations.
Twenty vagrants were turned loose from a lockup yesterday morning by a city official. The night before twenty seven lodgers were accommodated. Citizens complain about burning out and begging from local residents, while police say they have nothing else to do. Some believe all tramps are applying for lodging.
A partial line describes signing an agreement to work a day for the city before nightfall admission. It hints that the number could be reduced and some extra work may result in the arrest.
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