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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1915
Page
2
The Franklin News reports on measures ending saloons in Comtislville, noting sharp declines in public drunkenness and a rise in lawful behavior. Police records show arrests for drunkenness fell while reports from charitable groups and banks indicate improved welfare and finances among workers.
A long period of reform shows drinking limits lift trade and real estate rents, with better wages and sanitation across Moary borough. Attendance at saloons dropped, accidents and charity needs fell, and industrial life improved as fewer drinkers reduced behavioral issues and disorder among workers.
Hornell reports a 21 year old switchman for the Erie Railroad, Edwant Tolan of 159 Riven Street, was struck by a freight engine near the East Avenue crossing at about 1 am. He died at Saint James Mercy Hospital. The accident occurred as the engine backed down, with initial reports noting he did not hear the approaching freight.
Sah Fraholao reports Crowley charged with conspiring to destroy ships and arms for the Entente, with alleged involvement in burning docks and supplying munitions. Federal investigators briefed and bond set at 5000 dollars. case linked to explosives in the harbor area. Evidence and charges forthcoming from New York authorities.
A vintage medical ad warns mothers to inspect a feverish child’s tongue and stomach, suggesting a home remedy titled California Syrup of Figs. It cautions against counterfeit products and promotes the genuine bottle from the California Syrup Company for relief, with directions for babies and adults.
Residents of Corry urged to buy from a citywide benefit sale featuring fresh pork cuts pork stew pork loin pork chops and home made pork products. The ad promises sanitary handling and claims the goods are always fresh, with a November 27, 1916 date, signed by Miller Hasswpe Gordon and Wilcox.
A Corry Pa classified style notice from The State Granite and Marble Works contrasts local prices with higher rates. It argues that 1 percent for routing, 10 percent for sending men from distant towns, and up to 40 percent total costs inflate prices, suggesting their offerings are cheaper.
In Jhonestown Nov a deputy sheriff reports two additional arrests connected to the Sundell case. One suspect, Joseph Sheway, was picked up near North Mot Street extension. the other, Martin Dean, was taken into custody on West Second. Both men face unspecified charges and are held awaiting further details.
A fragmentary job notice urges readers to write for information about starting in business. It hints at training or guidance for higher paying positions and emphasizes beginning with contact for details.
A damaged OCR passage notes a guns involved scene with a revolver taken from Tim and a bullet near Pate Stuidell. It mentions a person named Gime Mit, a hospital stay at Jones General Hospital, and a physician’s concern about possible non-survival.
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