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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1914
Page
2
The Times, long aligned with the Republican organization, announced last evening it will stop aiding nominees and will instead hire a team of tunes and supporters. The paper predicts growth in influence under this new approach led by Franklin Neves.
Fragmentary words describe a White House event involving the President's two unmarried daughters and a cousin Miss Helwi Woulraw Hones. The Democratic administration pushes economy stewardship and a possible use of the steamer arrangement is hinted.
An advertisement extols Sun Cura ointment as a rapid cure for running sores fever sores and many skin afflictions promising healing for long standing cases. It claims 50 percent cure rates and no scarring with a money back guarantee. The ad also promotes San Cura Soap as a cleansing antiseptic and credits Thompson Medical Co with the product.
United Press reports in San Francisco that the California Workmen's Compensation Act is working well since its enactment under the Johnson administration. It guarantees wage loss benefits to disabled workers, death benefits to dependents, and full medical attendance for ten days after an accident, with employers paying fixed costs. Officials say the act brings certainty, while some employers shifted costs or resisted reductions. organized labor argues workers deserve full pay for all risks borne in production.
Harry Spence of Indiana Pa pleads guilty to second degree murder in the 1918 killing of Mrs Delle Smathers Clark. Judge S J Telford imposes a nineteen year sentence, noting Spence's mental condition. Clark, 25, was shot three times in her lodging, sparking a retrial after an earlier first degree murder conviction.
Grand Valley March 14 Indlea Hons notes a busy summer ahead with Williston P Wood moving material for a well on the Brnth lease at Wheedole. The property includes Zhacran on AWhich with undeveloped territory and potential for new wells if initial work succeeds. Monnd Sons pursue drilling on Pye Tio ones WatpeEhioy, with Gil recently sourced from Wood, Looms farm nearby and several good locations eyed. B Vleining of Titusville plans to begin cleaning out obit wall and drill wells once weather allows. Lenses comprise Dua Merde Lamares Grandin Adam ken o totaling about 800 acres, promising prospects amid favorable conditions.
Washington March 19 President Wilcohan sent to the Senate nominations for postmasters in Western New York Caledonia Frank D Halt for Archibald Fowler Fairport Rohiem J Fair for John Stebbins Corfu Michael J Plaherty Thiembe was placed on the presidential Hist Jan Int Cohorton F J Hand for Henry Wilcox Sinclairville John G Rose for Willan Mangfield
Advertisement-style claim touts Pape's Diapepsin as quick harmless relief for indigestion gas and dyspepsia. It promises simple digestion, coated stomach and renewed comfort after meals, offering a 50 cent drugstore purchase and urging readers to avoid continuing with a weak stomach.
An advertisement lists "Perfect" bread and cakes including rye graham and Viewna with doughnuts. Produced by Mahoning Valley Bread Co served through W. C. Webb agent at 122 Fourth Ave. The line ends with unclear text "Apoolatty: Twat."
An ad touts Prats Baby Chick Food as the greatest advance in scientific chick feeding of the century. It claims healthier chicks, money saved, and offers a satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded, with contact details for F 1. Heath at 2572 Addy.
Warren March 20. A prospect says the Steber Cigar Factory may be re established in Warren after previous closure. The plant once employed about 100 skilled workers and its departure left many unemployed. Reading now runs the business profitably, but the Warren Chamber of Commerce supports renewed Warren operation if terms are fair and satisfactory.
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