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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1918
Page
2
Herman Bernstein’s pieces in the New York Herald outline a vision by the Kaiser to dominate global affairs. The articles analyze strategies, alliances, and potential consequences of imperial ambitions on nations and diplomacy.
Fragmentary prose forms a wartime meditation on faith and morale among soldiers in the field. It references an anthem, devotion to duty, and the impact of religion during combat and training while questioning identity and purpose. The piece blends prayer, patriotic resolve, and spiritual reflection amid military life.
Wartime turmoil grips enlistment efforts as Provost Marshal General Crwiler orders deluge of telegrams to release registrants for Navy and Marine duty. Sergeant Kerrihe reports twelve men declared for marine corps. local boards resist, citing rules, while telegrams urge immediate action to save humanity and push releases before noon.
Corry City and Union City Electric Light Companies report rising costs from coal and materials. They seek higher rates starting July 1 1915, but offer 10 percent early payment discount to offset about five thousand eight hundred dollars in recent costs. A 5 percent late payment penalty would apply after the 10th of each month.
Readable fragments describe a local incident involving Pella and a person named Messin amid confusing fumes. The details are unclear, with missing dates and full context.
A fragmented social column lists numerous individuals including Mrs Joseph Yeveral Mrnna Ellen Caster and Honette among others. The text references various families and events with multiple names and vague connections across a Sunday and Friday timeline.
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