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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1919
Page
1
A fragmented note speaks of two Christ events and longings tied to ships and trials. The lines imply hopeful waiting for both a spiritual birth and seafaring ventures amid hardships and illness. The passage hints at communal longing and resilience in uncertain days.
The article reports President Wilson may go before the American public to urge ratification of a pending treaty and support for Democratic policies. It discusses possible presidential plans to appeal to the people if Congress remains hostile, with focus on international relations and the future of the war settlement.
The United Press report describes fears of a Bolshevik influence spreading in the United States. Officials urge firm measures to prevent subversion and defend the nation, citing possible political and social upheaval. Citizens are warned that decisive national action is needed to avert grave danger.
War era report describes Curry Chapter VIII logistics turning 22452 dressings to hospital care, with 206 gross bandages and 2H 40 routines prepared. Army papers note 270,000 weekly newspapers and 450,000 magazines distributed to camps and hospitals, amid Red Cross and relief drives and calls for further medical aid.
United Press reports former German Emperor Wilhelm II is described as near insanity. A Dutch observer noted he speaks continually in a noncoherent manner and seems unable to control thoughts. The report says he returned to Berlin and at times contemplated surrender to the British government, with others thwarting various bold schemes.
H Hosier longtime Waterford resident died suddenly after a half hour illness. He leaves a widow and three daughters. He worked at the National Bank and was well known in the town. A taxi drove him to his home after a heart attack. The funeral arrangements were not set.
The dairy men of thin velnity and surrounding towns initiate cream shipments to Buffalo. The Tuduu concern aims to buy all cream for butter at 68¢ per pound as larger shipments loom with a local separator soon in operation. A milk depot plan and a countywide dairy league expansion surfaced during a Saturday meeting in Thon Oty with wider participation urged for the coming days.
United Press reports two more states ratified the national prohibition amendment. The Rock site notes the earlier ratification by the whole yesterday, while Tadianaopolis confirms another ratification on January 4.
An advertisement announces the annual Cohen Clearance Sale at the N. Cohen and Son store with strong promotions expected to draw buyers from the city and nearby communities. The notice urges shoppers to read the journal for the best offers and wide advertisement of the event. Two men injured in a morning train incident near Colza when a valve failed and escaping steam caused injuries. J W Wood of Fane, a locomotive inspector, and Frank Huysll of 828 German Street are hospitalized. The accident happened around 2 am between Colza and the cant switch as the freight locomotive detached its valve, releasing steam and causing injuries.
Private Norman Ly King, first Corry boy operated on, died of wounds after a July 15 engagement. Telegrams confirm he was wounded July 15 and died July 16, with family and community mourning his loss amid wartime service and local tributes.
Brackenbros, a wholesale grocery firm, converts to D L Bracken Co after a deal finalized by T Menck involving Charles Jr Bracken. The merged venture includes three buildings on Flint and Second avenues, a modern cold storage plant, and Whied Avenue storage, with O W Bracken and Tarbert D Bracken remaining as representatives.
United Press dispatch reports New York on June 14 that Harold Chapin, a renowned newspaper man, was sentenced to less than death or life imprisonment for the murder of his wife Nellie Chapin. The guilty plea was entered before Judge Mattos Wenks, with testimony at Sept. bar 10.
Philadelphia, June 18. Nine people were killed and over twenty injured when the Scranton flyer of the Philadelphia and Reading crashed into the rear of a local train near Fort Washington, about fifteen miles north of the city. The rear car of the local was demolished. the engine tore into coaches. Seven passengers died at once. two more died en route to hospitals. A relief train rushed survivors. Weslay Howard, previously ill, is reported to be improving. The crash halted after the impact.
Report outlines community backing for the Corry Concert Band as members and officials meet at the armory. The event discusses funding, public turnout, and a call for residents to support the band during upcoming summer activities.
A veteran of the Blackwatch units, identified as Joly Mylig, arrived recently and reports Pineal Pat and Black Watch regiments suffered the hardest losses among Cimadian regiments. He was honorably discharged from Gopadian service and notes this visit is not his first to the city.
Frank Barry, arriving from an unnamed avenue, is expected home soon. The report notes medical tests found no serious injuries after a 4:30 incident linked to an armorial event, with family updates from Camp Milan and Pittsburgh contacts.
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