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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1914
Page
2
Advertising dispute centers on the Bates display in Mads Raows application. Officials review content criteria and decision effects on publication and sponsorship.
On Labor Day at Witaming Vance C. McCormick gubernatorial candidate voiced support for organized labor and full labor demands. He called for an eight hour day workmen compensation and employer tax acts, child labor limits, wage commission study, field regulation safeguards, and direct representation of labor interests in state government.
The readable text mocks depictions of the Cubs and describes a country turning to wholesome reform, ending yellow fever, and ongoing efforts by American forces. It mentions Vera Crissanitary improvements and a contract between destruction and rebuilding, with timelines for completion and future aims.
An OCR fragment touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar offer for incurable cases. The misread lines mention Toledo Ohio and a bank reference, then claim internal use and a remedy, all in a noisy, damaged ad snippet.
Residents of Columbus rallied when Sayre interests planned to shut down the Mant plant. The group organized to modify and keep the creamery running, though milk and cream collections may end and patrons must deliver product locally. The move pleases locals who value the industry and seek to resolve the nearby uncertainty.
Two Oil City men were injured in separate incidents. Willam Mattern, a Stoneboro Olichutauqua Lake Tee Company teamster, suffered a fractured skull and back injuries after falling from the Erie railroad bridge while traveling from Union Station. He is in serious condition at Oil City Hospital. Frank Aromile, a tunnel worker with the PRR Wood Hill tunnel, was hospitalized with a severe head injury from a boardinghouse fight, not revealing details or assailant information.
Emimnetaburg Massachusetts English of Mount St Mary’s College senior class died an hour after a football injury on campus. He was tackled while catching a forward pass and suffered a brain concussion. Da Brawner, the college physician, treated him but he did not regain consciousness. English was from Troy, New York, and his uncle Ray Phillip English is a priest in Mobile, Alabama.
Mina Anha Pope a graduate of the Indiana Conservatory will give music instruction. The notice lists a street address and contact details for interested students.
Meadville Oct 12 Prather and Conover report a fine gas well on the Conover farm near Troy Center. Gas was found in the first sand in large volume, making the well very promising. Owners will gas further hoping the second or third sand will be productive.
The American Newspaper Publisher's Association plans a National Window Display Week from October 19 to 44 to boost in store displays using nationally advertised products. Merchants are urged to feature articles from manufacturers and food papers, inviting customers from papers' ads to their stores.
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