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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1917
Page
6
The piece argues dogs possess a finer soul than men, noting a dog’s loyalty and joy in pleasing a master. It contrasts human politeness as deceit, while a dog reads intention, senses temper, and acts with faithful devotion, unlike a man who chases rabbits on Sundays.
The article portrays Ople Read as a storyteller who travels the Chautauqua circuit. It notes his fluency in conversation and the engaging, honeyed flow of his tales. It contrasts interest in his work with disengagement from those who care little for the stories.
United Press reports the Red Crane campaign total reached 379,800,702 with 45,541,204 from outside New York. Major donors were urged to cover their allotments as new support flowed in from top elites. Washington said American expeditionary forces will likely hold a four mile front between French and British lines, following French recommendations.
United Press reports Secretary Daniel warned that the coal and oil supply crisis is escalating and that immediate action is needed. The government may be forced to take over strategic resources to conserve supplies and prevent shortages.
Rita Rich leads the Killarney Girls on the opening day program for the Chautauqua event. The troupe, billed as an Irish song and dance company, presented popular melodies and impersonations to a responsive audience in Columbus.
A vintage plea touts Mollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for coarse skin and stomach issues caused by coffee use. U C Babbitt and Son advertise the product as a weekly aid to cleanse bowels and improve complexion.
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