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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1915
Page
2
Dr. Dixon, State Health Commissioner, argues middle age brings more years of business life and calls for rational exercise and temperance in eating. He notes a rising movement among middle aged men to engage in outdoor activity, club life, and wellness habits to offset degenerative disease and maintain physical poise.
The Warren registry effort failed to attract students for early registration, as many prefer to postpone until the term begins, with some mentioning vacation plans and time constraints as reasons for not attending the organized session.
Corry veterans plan to attend the Grand Review of the Veterans of the Civil War in Washington. Local Post 70 G R supporters urge railroads to offer excursion fares, noting other cities receive concessions. Despite interest, no local railroad rate has been granted yet for travel to the national capital.
Jamestown police opened a crusade against violators of the new motor vehicle ordinance passed by the Common Council on June 12. Motorcycle Officer Collings led the effort, rounding up delinquents until 10 pm as motorists protested. Officers posted violations, cuffed suspects, and escorted them to police headquarters amid tense scenes. The ordinance bans dazzling headlights over ten candle power and limits certain vehicle lighting within city limits. The report notes Albion’s new post office in a brick building on North Main, with added boxes and a neighboring Citizens Bank dock refurbishment for offices and storage.
The village debates a public park plan after the Chamber of Commerce offered $3,000 for Chadakoli land with the village raising $6,000. Some residents oppose adding more taxes citing water costs, while others see long term benefits. The Village Board will review and likely submit to voters at the next general election.
Silver Creek September reports rushed work on a new grape juice plant as firms push to finish for harvest. Local factories, including Fredonia reserving Company, operate overtime producing tomatoes corn and beans while other plants run on war orders. The new factory aims to be among the finest and to employ many workers once complete.
An ad touts a corn treatment named Gets-It as the world’s best remedy. It claims fast action, applying in seven seconds, with no cutting or grinding required. Sold by druggists in the U S A and by mail order firms, endorsed by several companies and retailers.
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