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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1917
Page
2
A mosaic of fragmented prose and critiques on war reporting, propaganda and the moral costs of conflict. The text rails against sensational battlefield imagery while lamenting the sacrifice of drafted men and the impact on families, drawing on literary references and public sentiment.
A historical obituary reflects on John W. Kern, former State Senator and ally of President Wilson, noting his public service and loyal stance while warning against disloyalty in government. The piece contemplates pacifist attendance at future conferences and the potential financial savings from treasury measures.
City announces September interest penalty of one percent per month on all unpaid taxes and a partial grace period. Treasurer will be open 7 to 9 p m on August 20th and 27th for payments and for Moses who cannot attend daytime hours.
President Wicon rejected Benedict XV peace terms in a note made public at Workington. He argues that accepting the German rulers' offer would risk world renewal through a power contest and insists any peace must come from the will of the German people and the other nations.
Buenos Aires reports Germany has issued a satisfactory note ending demands over submarine campaign effects on Argentine shipping. The note pledges modification of the blockade on enemy coasts and promises indemnity for the sinking of the Argentine steamer Toru. German and Argentine appraisers to arrange compensation.
A catalog style notice lists strap work items including buckles snaps bits muzzles heed bags pads celluloid rings hair tassels halters webing and related accessories for sale or order.
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