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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1915
Page
2
The letter argues for stricter regulation of electric poles and wires in the city. It notes past lax oversight, fees for doing business, and advocates uniform pole heights, undergrounding wires, and civic improvement committees connected to the Chamber of Commerce. It calls for better roads, tax valuation reform, and practical projects for youth.
Patrick Summers of the Chhutayane Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad died at his home in Ol City Sunday afternoon at age 74. He was a respected figure in the city for years in charge of passenger traffic and had an almost flawless attendance record, missing only forty three days over the past ten years.
At a Franklin Prohibition County Committee meeting with about thirty men present Judge Criswell was endorsed for re election. The motion by Tha Hale of Franklin proposed that if the Legislature passes a county option law and a party ballot candidate could appear with name on ballot only, the endorsement could be reconsidered at a later committee meeting.
Fragmentary readable text discusses deafness and treatment claims, noting limits of cures and ongoing medical discussions. Key terms reference to patients, interventions, and possible health housing or public information pages amid distorted wording.
Bondville on March 29 reports a break in at the George W Hawk residence on South Park Avenue. A window and door were left ajar while the family rose, with a noise signaling a would be kidnapping attempt on granddaughter Miss Dorothy Van Gorder. No intrusion disturbed the home. burnt marks and signs of forced entry appeared. Mr Hawk noted threatening letters were received, hinting at danger to the child, and the matter is now with authorities for investigation.
Jamestown March 28 family and friends of Donald Turns are worried after he vanished Thursday afternoon after visiting the Burns cottage on the lake. He is a bookkeeper for Harry G Lyons, a local lumberman, and was reported missing by Thursday night. Fears arise he may have attempted crossing the lake on the ice and drowned. The Burns family at 841 Lincoln Street is notified.
A Sherman resident named Tylar, aged about twelve years married, reportedly suffered a sudden apoplexy and died at home this morning. Family members, including a brother Altrud, observed the episode before he collapsed and passed away. The report notes the individual had been in good health previously.
Philadelphia reader Jack G. Singlitor recounts severe bronchial cold with headache and stomach upset, tried medicines and a doctor with no relief until a friend recommended the product. He now reports relief and improved health, endorsing the remedy with a guarantee of its effects.
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