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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1917
Page
2
The piece narrates a long municipal dispute over building a road in Columbus township. It traces court episodes from 1911 through repeated appeals, views, and contempt threats, culminating in a weary, humorous view of officials delaying the project while taxpayers bore the cost. The narrator, O. W. Quark, hints at ongoing installments and a promised continuation.
Analysis argues President Wilson sought concrete war aims from Allies and Central Powers. It questions whether vague statements suffice and urges a frank declaration of terms each side will accept to end the war. The piece weighs how German acceptance or concession could affect Allied bargaining leverage and future security.
A Baltimore Sun commentary reports Congressman Gardner of Massachusetts urging his party to repudiate the rising strain of Puritanism and Prussianism. He criticizes Mr Mann and Mr Laurant, questions President Wilson’s stance, and warns that the Republican party risks losing strength if factional leaders remain.
The Rex Theatre vaudeville show attracts big audiences this week. Attendees express satisfaction and the company plans an entire change of program in connection with the regular moving picture program. The attraction is expected to draw more patrons for the rest of the week.
The Girl Who Smiles has built a reputation from 200 performances at Longacre Theatre New York and is slated to play Rex Theatre next Monday January Geb. The musical comedy impresses with convincing intent and notable original scenes and costumes. The cast features eminent artists and a trained chorus of attractive young women enhancing the production’s appeal.
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