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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1915
Page
6
Directors Joseph Seep HR Merritt D T Borland A M Gowentvitt Joseph Levi J P Kern W H Wise S H Simpson W W Splane Samuel Justus L Suhr comprise the listed governance panel.
A convoy of 58 cars carried a combined weight of 26 tons and consumed nine tons of fuel during a run that lasted one hour five minutes.
During the week ending October 2, engineers and crews set performance records on freight runs Salamanca to Hornell and return. Four state game protectors arrived in Warren to enforce game laws, inspecting Sunday hunts and arresting violators as sportsmen study local regulations.
A health column notes that blood pressure is a major risk factor used by insurers to assess age and health. It suggests evaluating personal readings and considers caffeine effects on headaches biliousness sleeplessness and heart flutter, proposing a ten day change to review impact.
William John Campbell died at his home after being overcome by heat while working at Kane Window Glass Factory on Maple Street. He collapsed around 4 PM at the plant and later died at 9:60 PM despite medical aid.
An old advertisement claims Pape's Cold Compound cures a cold within hours. It touts easy dosing every two hours for three doses, noting fast relief from congestion headache fever sore throat and runny nose at about 20 cents a bottle.
Franklin Oct 19 Police and fire crews contend with a major blaze at Polk causing widespread disruption to laundry and textile services. With electricity out and shops using lamps, demand for clothing and linens surges. temporary laundry setups are planned as firefighting continues and some equipment is salvageable.
Franklin reports Harry Vam Balls a Greek employee faced Alder man Henderson for theft of $61 from Lambros and Con Omikes Co where he worked. He denies guilt.
The article notes A. M Os mér and Donald Glenn to defend a man as Theodore Clulow Fa took over after the firm’s interests shifted. Louie Peterson represents the firm with Vam Balla and others seen together Sunday night then returning to Peterson’s apartment on the Ura Tour of the ambros & Conomikes. They were at Peterson’s place until about 2 a.m. Monday when dawn broke and a store opened with an unclear report from Peterson about the case.
The fragment notes Clef of Pole Makitey visiting the store with Peterson and finding no doors tampered with, suggesting the incident was in doubt or misreported. The text is fragmentary and offers limited verifiable details about location, time, or consequences.
Police noted a store employee named Varn Holly appeared nervous during questioning about a vanished $10 borrowed from Peterson. The chief and Peterson joked about the incident as the investigation focused on the young man familiar with the premises.
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