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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1918
Page
2
A chaotic stream of lines frames a wartime plea for national unity and sacrifice. It urges support for Liberty bonds, denounces enemy tyranny, and mocks criticizers while pressing citizens to back the war effort and maintain resolve against the foe.
A fragmented account discusses potential terms for German surrender and the impact on allied and neutral powers. It references leaders like Hindenburg and compares economic and territorial stakes, including population, resources, and industrial capacity.
Fragmentary text describes a rheumatoid condition and its treatment, mentioning prescription use and associated symptoms. Names, places, or dates are unclear. the readable portion focuses on medical context and ongoing management rather than a specific event or outcome.
Erie residents learned that Sousa's Band will tour on April 23, with an afternoon concert planned and no evening engagement. City chairman J. A. Andrews announced the Liberty Loan drive. H. Scott, county chairman, traveled to Buffalo to arrange transport for troops and Patriot tank support pending official word.
Fragmentary OCR shows a legal public notice style mentioning Ohio and Toledo with references to Lucas County Frank J Cheney and scattered names and dates. The legible items include partial phrases about a path or season partner and a note of April but most data is indecipherable.
A suspect described as Aviity, Aull 47, admitted involvement in a crime at an oil refining area. The arrest followed an incident in Pittsburgh, with authorities linking the individual to a broader plot tied to justice department investigations. The case names several officials and ongoing inquiries into mine and chemical industry activities.
Federal authorities tied a confession to a pigeon message scheme spanning multiple seaboard towns. A man identified as Schwarts allegedly aided by his wife Selwarts and others shipped crates of carrier pigeons to relay coded messages to enemies. Investigators traced pigeon crates to Boston and Chicago. the operation allegedly used pigeons to move messages across states during wartime.
A Somerville woman details severe bronchitis with cough, loss of appetite, and weakness. After failing other remedies, Vinol restored her appetite, stopped the cough, and renewed energy enabling her to resume housework.
In Washington on April 17 Meads of Sxpreky announce a proposal to merge express companies into a single corporation. The plan would authorize by the General Manager and set the business scope for the winter. Estimated capital stock around 40 million dollars is to be divided among the firms by property value. The measure likely goes to the director general for approval within a week.
Fragmentary OCR text references Goish-2 drops then a dance. The lines include garbled phrases about feet, corns, and discomfort and mention an unrelated seemingly incoherent string of words. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or locations are established in readable form.
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