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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1915
Page
2
A London Court of Inquiry report finds no German submarine fault for the Lusitania disaster, while condemning Britain's wartime actions and praising Germany’s brutality in Belgium. The article notes enduring world opinion, British diplomacy flaws, and calls for justice balanced against national positions.
Fragmented, unclear text notes a call to weaken nations to exonerate them from guilt. Mentions arbitrariness, price courts, and a show of London notices. No coherent event or names clearly supported.
A fragmentary essay discusses maintaining cheerfulness as a buffer against illness and melancholy. It references statues of the God of Myth in Spartan halls, urges balanced views between physical and mental health, and cautions against dwelling on sorrow while encouraging disciplined self-improvement and inner resilience.
A New York Health Department inquiry into alleged formaldehyde use as a milk preservative near Dunkirk is underway. Milk Inspector Anglin faces scrutiny as investigators determine if foreign preservative agents were employed and whether prosecutors will pursue charges under food and drink safety laws.
Meadville July 18 Stanley M Gra 21 a member of the local fire department was perhaps fatally injured while riding his motorcycle on the Saegertown road about o'clock Saturday evening. He was brought to Mendville hospital and at a late hour tonight had not regained consciousness. Myers was traveling about sixty five miles an hour behind him was Lemon Watkins who says he was going about sixty miles an hour. Witnesses saw Myers fall from his machine and he was picked up unconscious. The machine was running but not badly damaged. Physicians say Myers did not fracture his skull and are uncertain of his condition.
Dunkirk officials report local manufacturers will not take up a war order for 2,000,000 rifles. Pawley of Bulato warned mayor Sullivan authority to place orders. Works at Trooks, Radiator, Atlas boiler, and Continental Heating decline war orders. The mayor forwarded the communication to the board of trade for potential prospects.
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