Corry Hospital financials and patient care costs disclosed
The Corry Hospital presents its financial condition with figures for the year ending March 1 1911. It notes high waste in hospital provisions, 0806 hospital care days, 44 percent of days worked early, weekly patient costs of 12 01, total expenditures 1104 70, receipts 1077 75, and a balance of 82 63. It compares the Pennsylvania hospital average weekly cost to 14, outlines nurse staffing by 12 pupil nurses plus 41 weeks outside nursing, and mentions extensive sewing work by nurses and convalescent patients.
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W. TL Tuffy Nanda
Corry Hospital
Pennsylvania
Bolind
Gutfey Proposal Sparks Keystone Party Clash
Columnist reports Colonel Gutfey’s bid to fuse with the Keystone Party amid public jousting with Gutfeyites as Webster Grim Initiative supporters condemn the plan. Easter Columbian Magazine features Kemp Clark Joe Cannon on Booth’s body and a prize play. The piece notes Civil War pensions, the 1910s census bill and costs, plus billiards and other items.
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Gutfey
Toslon
Machine Democrate
Keystone Party
Lnto
Keystoners
Gutfeyites
Webster Grim
Tous
Guffey
Iow
Utock
Rade
Boas
Kemp Clark
Joe Cannon
Booth
Shore
Williard F Follette Dies At Beaver Dam
Williard F Follette died at 11 o'clock Friday night at his home in Beaver Dam aged 4 years. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 PM at the residence conducted by Mrs Watson of Jamestown with interment in Lawn Cemetery Beaver Dam. He is survived by one son who lived with him and he was a pioneer resident well known locally.
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Willard PF. Follette
F. Follette
Beaver Dam
Watson
Jamestown
Lawn Cemetery
New Theory On Rheumatism Promises Quick Cure
An ad claims rheumatism is constitutional and bloodborne via a virus. It promotes a constitutional treatment with Petrozone or Verrozone to purify and restore strength, relieving rheumatism gout and lumbago instantly. Promises guaranteed results at Bo, six for 400. Sold by Thomas Downey. 20-29-25
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Adnan
Wix Hores
Thomas Downey
Odd Fellows notice of church service attendance
By special invitation from Rav. 0. We Davidson all Odd Fellows are requested to attend Evangellatic offices at the MB. Church Sunday at tenion at 3 o'clock. All members will meet at the Lodge rooms at 3 and go to the church in a body. A. Hi, Wettenburg Pro. La Whitawell, Ree, Seo.
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Rav
Davidson
Lodgs
A. Hi
Wettenburg
la Whitawell
Ree
Seo
Ticket Agent Struck In stabbing case at Cranceville
Sirias Marek reports ticket agent Walter Cisminch stabbed by Goren Cornwall last Wednesday evening. Spaulding says the wound is serious but Cisminch may recover. Cornwall remains jailed on assault with intent to murder charges and could face upgraded murder charges if Cisminch dies. Cornwall hints at potential startling revelations after arrest.
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Sirias Marek
Walter Cisminch
Goren Cornwall
Cranceville
Taelor Spaulding
Cornwall
Railroad Lecture on Explosives at Meadville
Acting Agent Davis of the Irie Railroad in Corry attended a Meadville theater lecture by Mr. Carteron of the American Railway Association Bureau of Explosives and Inflammables. The talk showcased sarcophagan slides illustrating safe handling and transportation of explosives to protect property and travelers.
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Davis
Irie
Corry
Fycein
Meadville
Carteron
American Railway Association
Bureau of
Will Bring Kay to Oil City Charged with Embezzlement
Chief of Police J. Morley files four formal informations Friday against Ferdinand Kay, ex-treasurer of the Coonplanter School District, for embezzlement. A warrant issued by Alderma McCready and placed with Sheriff Frank Williams aims to bring Kay to Venango county for trial. Kay’s voluntary surrender to New York authorities may avoid requisition papers, with possible out-of-court settlement discussed. Kay sent a letter to the sheriff claiming willingness to cooperate and clear the matter, hoping to resolve it locally.
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Mr. Morley
Ferdinand
Kay
Coonplanter
Alderma McCready
Frank Williams
New York
Venango County
Und
Shariff Williams
Kay Werlhuuilay
Oil City
Willams
Dirrty
Hir
Kayelowna
Lsahortage
Dorplek
Death by Own Action Theory Questioned
This morning's Jamestown Post reports that William Hector was killed in front of his boarding house on Jones and Giftford avenue, challenging the earlier claim by Motor man Sanford Hawkinson and Conductor Charles Wood that Hector threw himself before the car. New details suggest Hector likely ran onto the track toward his boarding house, with the car's speed found to be higher than previously thought.
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Jamestown Post
William Hector
Jones & Gifford Avenue
Sanford Hawkinson
Charles Wood
Hektor
Hoffman Declared Insane by County Commission
A county commission appointed to examine Henry Hoffman found him to suffer from dementia. He was confined at the state hospital for observation under Care See notes on the cause and future treatment. The commission heard testimony from Superintendent Mawke Dr. Haines and the Sheriff.
A Red Eagle Vitagraph Feature at Warren Pa Tonight
A big feature film by the Vitagraph Company titled A Red Eagle is shown at Warren Pennsylvania with a lone Atlegteny River scene and a Wester and two others at Lyre tonight. The event promises one full hour of action and thrills in town.
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Vitagraph Company
Warren
Alto
Wester
Lyrle
Corry Girls Triumph Over Sheffield In Armory Bout
Corry girls, coached by Miss Opal Mey Bracken, dominated Sheffield with fast passing and team play. Albro led scoring with eleven points while Pope and Muckren added key drives as Corry built a 11 to 4 lead by halftime and finished 20 to 6.
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Armory
Corry Elrin
Opal Mey Bracken
Sheffield
Mew al- Uro
Jocel
Bisa
Anna May Pope
Algo Ofie
Topala
Glalters
Corry
Melba Albro
Ava Muckren
Marian Sacket
Anne May Pope
Alta Young
Helen Wight
Evah Loveland
Hnal
Mise Hatch
Faculty of Sheffield Fish School
Baslty
Fourth train to Philadelphia eyed by Chamber of Commerce
The Erie Chamber of Commerce plans a fourth passenger train each way between Erie and Philadelphia. Officials and the Pennsylvanian R officials are urged to support additional service with a dining car. The Philadelphia and Erie line has run three daily trains each way for 40 years and seeks to improve summer tourist service.
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Philadelphia
Chamber of Commerce
Llanaporliltn Committee
Pennaylvanin R
Missenger
Todd
Chumabyr
Commerra
Erie
Pennsylvania
Pea Shore Erle Dinpatets
Painozone Promises Quick Relief for Neuralgia
The notice touts Painozone as a fast relief for neuralgic headaches caused by cold, claiming Mia Harrin endorses it as a magical remedy. It also suggests Painozone eases stiffness rheumatism and neural pain, with a trial bottle offered at 60 cents and a three-bottle set. Sold by Thomas Downey.
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Mia
E. d. Harrin
Notice to Moyers for upholstery at new plant
A terse notice directs Moyers to take draperies and other textiles, thoroughly clean and fix them at a new plant operated by a powerful system. Items will be returned to any address in the city. Prompt work requested, with both phones available. Manley & Wingham Aw30.
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Alt Aystem
Manley & Wingham
Notice to Stockholders at Corry Hospital Alliance Meeting
Notice to stockholders of Corry Hospital Association warns of an unjourned meeting on Wednesday March 20 1011 at 8 PM at the hospital. Election of one director for the ensuing year to be held. J P Canby Bec W A Loveland presiding.
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Atook Hioldara
Corry Hospital
Glock P.M
J. P
Canby
Bec
W. A
Loveland
Prestap
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Hoffman
Corry Girls
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