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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1919
Page
2
The Corry Evening Journal reports a lengthy discussion of daylight saving time, detailing public reactions and editorials. The piece cites farmers and workers, weighing health, recreation, and productivity while noting political rhetoric and proposed schedules.
Fragmentary OCR excerpt discusses republican figures and constitutional debates with garbled phrases. It mentions contempt for Mrnet, a shrew woman, motives of political actors, and claims about the Constitution and nationalism. No clear event or date is discernible.
Fragmentary OCR text contains names and phrases but lacks a clear event or report. The passage mentions Hoover Yau and Sherman Likestens with political overtones and references to views and news, but no concrete action, date, place, or organization is discernible.
Fragmented text describes soil testing at a Farm Bureau office with references to samples, timing, and procedures. Mentions various names and places in a garbled account, outlining steps for collecting and testing soil samples and the aim to determine nutrient content and suitability for farming.
The Erie County court ordered an inquiry into jail conditions after a report by a visitors board highlighted issues. The panel, led by Sheriff Box, urged explanation of taxpayer spending and current treatment of prisoners, with hearings set by Judge Whittleroy and colleagues.
A hopeful step toward a normal pattern on the Pennsylvania railroad shows at least 100 men hired for locomotive repairs in the Northumberland shops. Locomotives long out of service are being repaired, engines fill shop spaces, and rumors speak of increased operating forces as freight traffic recovery appears underway.
Wanlington March 26 The War Department reports the disease death rate among American troops in the war is lower than in any previous conflict. More soldiers died of disease than combat in earlier wars, but the latest figures show a markedly reduced disease toll.
New York March 25 Nearly 970 delegates representing 59 000 Boy Scouts attended the conference outlining the nations postwar education and social welfare aims through Americanization democratization and civic training efforts.
Warren County announces its annual fair will begin on Labor Day this year. The fair association secretary confirms the event starts on the holiday, deviating from the usual late-week start. The four-day schedule remains typical, with activities and exhibits planned across the holiday period.
The American Electric Shop Repair Shop advertises as Corry’s only first class repair shop. It promises lasting work, best materials, and right prices with a delivery service from 117% N Center St, next door to Dr Kibler, Bell phone OR 117%.
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