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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1914
Page
2
State law expert clarifies trespass notices for private premises. Posted signs warn enterers of arrest and possible fines up to ten dollars, with no fixed form or lettering size required. Licenses and penalties explained, including minimal posting details and enforcement responsibilities for owners and officials.
An advertisement by Dr. Miles promotes a free trial two dollar heart treatment claiming cures for heart disease, shortness of breath, and dropsy. It urges readers to request a book, examination chart, and opinion, listing address in Elkhart Indiana and promising remarkable results after 35 years of research.
In Mean, Nov 12 report a child believed dead began to breathe after an undertaker started preparations for embalmment. The girl, Christina Rowmenta, eight, showed movement in a limb, prompting doctors to say recovery possible. Father Gardiner performed last rites as the child’s condition remained serious but hopeful.
A November 13 blaze swept through the T. X. 1 Bakery plant at 125 West Street in Erie, destroying the main vat and ovens and burning three wagons in the adjoining barn. Five nearby houses and two other plants were damaged. loss estimated around 5,000 with potential to exceed 15,000 without swift firefighting. The bakery, run by Wm. P. Lucas, planned to have products baked at Erie Baking Company while a new oven might replace the destroyed unit.
Union City reports a Holstein cow owned by Fred Starris on Fourth Avenue under quarantine for suspected foot and mouth disease. Dr. Horace Rice was summoned to treat the animal last evening, as officials investigate the case.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are pitched as a substitute for calomel, claiming to soothe liver and bowel issues with no tooth damage. The ad touts quick relief from dullness and headaches linked to constipation, urging use when feeling leggy or heavy and promoting a per box price.
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