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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
2
A fraught speech condemns German invasion plans and domestic critics, arguing for unity against the enemy. It targets political opponents and alleged conspirators, claiming government leaders mobilize public support while defending wartime measures and military aid.
A fragmented, era-rough summary of Sweden's wartime tilt toward Germany, fears of British and Allied influence, and cautious sympathy tempered by self interest. The piece notes German threats, Swedish sovereignty concerns, and quotes on food, while joking about border drift and a Swiss yodel. Also reports arrest by Sammlason for fast dealing.
Warren June 12 Nettle Hong a Witt girl of 3M heard flames above a storm. The blaze struck a dwelling. she woke her family and alerted others. Fire damaged the structure, with insurance coverage noted and the owner James Hoag identified. A loss near F100 reported.
Brie June 12 report shows Erie city and county consuming 309000 pounds of wheat flour beyond government limits with 150000 residents each using more than six pounds monthly. County allowance cited at 990000 pounds, while nationwide demand nears 1200000 pounds. Article discusses supply control, distribution fairness, and related remedies, referencing officials Kiely and local authorities.
A severe wind storm ripped through Belle Valley destroying homes and farms. The Tate and Newter farms suffered roof and tree damage, while Appleman and Arthur properties saw downed structures and livestock losses. Residents say the storm was the worst in years, with widespread debris and power outages.
Allegany police report a bank or gaming office safe blown open between Saturday night and Sunday morning by professional thieves. The plant had not operated for some time. routine cash and items were reportedly taken. Yeremon Sage led the incident, with the damage described as thorough using regular tools.
An old advertisement touts a corn remover claiming painless relief and quick results. It references a product linked to B. Ames & Co and Babbitt & Son, with claims of effectiveness and guidance for use. The snippet frames the remedy as the world’s best corn treatment and mentions other associated names.
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century letter mentions payment demands and settlement actions related to an account numbered 425975. The text cites names such as John Hinedok and J Walter Clough, along with references to a city and representative, all indicating a formal request for due assistance and settlement.
New York on June 11 reports colleges nationwide facing severe strain from wartime expenses and shrinking registrations. Institutions like Columbia University incur large deficits, prompting borrowing and government support while budgeting for research and upkeep. Many campuses cut programs, seek funds, and consider selling war savings stamps.
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