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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1915
Page
2
Fragmentary notes mention a man Bryan authoring a work and Roosevelt not impressed. Panama Canal reopening planned for January 1 raises questions about Tenet's stay. A British duke and American wife are cited in a private dispute. A large order for overcoats prompts commentary on national trade.
A fragmentary clipping notes that time is money and warns against pride in words. It mentions a man pawning watches and a line about someone losing a constitution, with odd garbled phrases implying a humorous or aphoristic tone about consequences of actions and speaking bluntly.
Chicago November 18 Lola Kuehl was killed when on his third lap during the opening six day amateur Handicap heat he plunged over the north turn railing and fell thirty feet to the concrete below Herman Hoffman who led the pack slipped and Kuehl swerved into him as he toppled to the ground at the trackside scene
A night school instructor writes from Corry urging education for workers left out of daytime schooling. Two courses offered in the High School Building include an introductory class in basic English commerce arithmetic and general science, and a commercial course in shorthand typing and bookkeeping. Materials cost about four dollars, and tuition about three dollars monthly. Enrollment is small. organizers seek more participation to sustain the program through winter. Participants may join the two courses on Monday Wednesday or Friday evenings, with an office work course beginning next Monday and ending soon.
Six physicians on a coroner's jury concluded Dr H J Haiselden erred by delaying surgery on an infant in the 1910s Chicago case. The verdict notes the medical ethic conflict and cites jury members from University of Chicago and Cook County hospitals.
A consul surgeon stated a baby with deformity could not operate and would do better off at home. He cited physical and mental conditions, insisting his remarks were advice not directive. The comment followed by notes on parental views and implied ethical questions.
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