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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1917
Page
6
A candidate for the Court of Common Pleas nomination appeals to voters of the county. Edward L. Whittoile asks support in the upcoming primary. The notice references a campaign slogan and urges turnout at the polls.
Vesey endorsement backs data collection for a Farm Directory and a Revised Road Map. A team gathers farmer names full addresses wife names telephone road numbers acreage home ownership rental status and other household details to map every farm in Hire County for quick location.
The article describes a Senate debate on a joint amendment to place control of food, feed, and fuel under a centralized authority. It notes a 60 to unseen vote in favor and mentions a shift from a single leader to broader oversight, with references to kerosene funds and gasoline, and a move to vest nutritive authority in appointed members.
A man who suffered stomach trouble and catarrhal affection after a ten round bout at Hurlem Athletic Club Thanksgiving afternoon reports Tanlac restored his health. He claims he could eat normally again, sleep well, and feels fit for future battles, praising C Babbitt and Son for supplying the medicine.
Mt Vinnon marks the 75th anniversary since the Mussingum conference of the Methodist Protestant church was formed here with a diamond jubilee planned for Sept 4 to 10. A separate note mentions a girl drama incident where an intruder was driven away by Miss Rowe. The piece also references a "Big Brother Movement" organized in Lorain by Mrs John Cobb, aiming to place wards under professional care through community advisement.
A U S border patrol engaged Mexican forces near Minafon Texas. Shots were exchanged at Olymo Agua and along the frontier while reinforce ments responded. Units from Company K and Company AT supported by Colonel Delamater and Sgt Nendyexon, with patrols pushed toward To Grande as a precaution.
Lawrence Hansteny, member of Company 1, Fourth Ohio Infantry, was fined 60 dollars and ordered to issue a formal apology after stating he would not be found in possession of a soldier's uniform. The case highlights discipline enforcement within militia ranks.
Kidney health advertisement promotes a tonic claiming to cleanse kidneys and blood and restore vitality. It touts a patent remedy named Thompanney Baroymn with guarantees and branded endorsements, urging readers to buy to improve health and “geline” the body. The copy imitates medical prose and stresses universal benefit.
A historic clipping notes a man from Middleport being questioned in connection with an attack on an 11-year-old girl in the area near Gallipoli. The report names Allan Vinnton and Tattan murehint as individuals involved in the incident and mentions local authorities handling the inquiry.
American League and National League standings listed with team names and partial records. Mentions Philadelphia, Boston, Pittsburgh, Detroit, New York, Chicago, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Indianapolis, and standings fragments across leagues. Some scores shown in incomplete format amid dense tabulations.
Irregular OCR style lists prices and items across markets with references to corn wheat pork and various commodities. Noted figures include July pork at 10.40, September cattle around 1.01, and diverse listed prices such as 14.50 to 15.00 for corn and 9.00 for Holtons, with scattered month tokens and place names.
The report notes council readiness and partner organizations for a forthcoming event at a local foundation. It highlights involvement from community groups, a charter framework, and expected participation by notable figures. The outline emphasizes collaboration, scheduling, and ceremonial aims tied to local civic goals.
In early dawn on April 12 the German U-1 fired on a liner heeling the red flag. A boarding party exchanged papers with the captain while a lifeboat carried away a passenger. The encounter occurred near a Campasia Transatlantica Espanola voyage from Barcelona to Havana with two Americans aboard.
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