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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1915
Page
8
State and federal agents probe a farm in Green township near Erle finding cattle, hogs, and sheep infected by a mysterious disease. About ty animals on the Pinney farm were killed and other livestock quarantined as investigators work to halt the spread.
The president faces questions on whether Britain and France plan an actual blockade or enforce an outline policy without violating international law. He asserts neutrals retain defined rights and rejects unilateral changes to war rules. Further guidance from correspondence is awaited to clarify enforcement and legality.
Reports discuss objections to a new policy by two governments and the impact on neutral nations. Diplomats note that conditions and trade practices could shift with changes in official stance and allied relations.
In Mareha near Beacon a shed holding several hundred pounds of dynamite caught fire from locomotive sparks. A worker warned nearby schools and a hundred plus children were evacuated. By 11 o’clock the shed burned but the dynamite had not detonated. Residents within a half mile were evacuated.
A British ship named St Hoton carrying food from Britain to Belgium ran ashore five miles off the Carolina coast near Curuso Mehty. The Incident was reported by United Press from Norfolk on March 8.
List of names including Marthin Milder MF Walter Damon Mr Alex Johnson Mr Pred Kerner Mr John Kleine r 16 Williams Mr A J Whipple J FAUSTIN P M and others as advertised letters for the week ending March 8 1915.
Classified notice advertises a single Pine large Barred Rock cockerel for sale. The listing includes contact or location shorthand and a phone-like code 158 R 1 and a bell phonograph reference, indicating a sales tag.
A department closeout advertises water color paints and crayons at half regular price with pictures to be framed. All sizes available and prices range up to one dollar. Statuary included in the sale and many attractive items are noted.
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