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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1917

Page

2

Allegheny Gorge Threatens River Towns and Shipping

Historic Allegheny Gorge ice jams threaten Ol City Frank Ho and lower valley towns as frozen streams back up the Allegheny, possible multiple jams risk higher floods. Downriver authorities consider actions while engineers seek breakage, noting dangerous future condition if jams persist. For sale Good house with garage at 51 West Congress Street Litt.

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President Wilson's Peace Without Victory Speech Summary

The article discusses President Wilson's call for peace without victory, arguing that true peace requires justice and no revenge. It notes how the phrase has stirred mixed feelings among governments and the public, and emphasizes that lasting security demands such a peace rather than a punitive settlement. It cites historical echoes from Washington and Adams about avoiding new wars and trusting providence.

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US avoids war while protecting American rights likely

Washington reports indicate the United States will avoid declaring war on Germany, but will take steps to safeguard American lives and rights. President Wilson aims to preserve freedom of travel for ships and citizens and to enforce American rights on the high seas without war unless necessary.

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Our Rightful Cause and Wilsons Peace Stand

The piece defends President Wilson’s stance against German actions, urging continued support of American dignity and peaceful methods. It cites outrages by Germany, recalls recalling ambassadors, and stresses upholding civilized warfare norms and self restraint while seeking peaceful ends.

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Warren County farmer loses horses in repeated misfortunes

A Warren County farmer with decades of experience discussed ongoing livestock losses. He reported losing two horses the first year on Yankee Bush and frequent stock deaths tied to illness and weather. Needing funds for replacement, he described community efforts and personal hardship across the long farming career.

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