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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1916

Page

2

Reform bid for county fairs shifts away from carnival hype

A Stilts Association meeting at Hareivbirg endorses reforms to restore agricultural focus at county fairs. Chairmen pledge cooperation with Secretary of Agriculture Patton and Governor Trumbaugh to curb horse racing and prize amusement, urging representation of farmers and stronger livestock and crop displays. The move aims to make fairs a community benefit rather than demoralizing venues. The article also notes the passing of Admiral von Tirpitz and shifts to Germany United States neutrality policy and submarine warfare.

Hareivbirg Pha Charles ©. Patton Wheeling Ratortid Trumbaugh Hays Agricul von Tirpitz Admiral von Tirpite Murmne United State Kaiser Noamut Berlin Sayville Mtford Wilson Congress Germany United States Alraady

Deafness Cured by Icon Applications Claim

The article discusses a medical claim that icon applications cannot cure deafness due to inability to reach the diseased portion of the ear canal. It describes inflamed tubes and mucous buildup as causes, noting that inflammation must be treated to restore hearing and prevent permanent damage. A promotional note references a company and a prescription offer.

Ura Gatarrh Aes Tolso Consttvatior

Americans’ Role in Mexican War Recalled in Letter

A reader from Guys Mills Crawford County writes to the Titua Herald reflecting on how Mexicans first called U.S. citizens gringos and recounts General Zachary Taylor’s 1846 invasion of Mexico. He notes Taylor’s forces near the Rio Grande and Santa Anna’s outnumbered troops, ending with the Battle of Brownsville lasting several days and later cited by Abraham Lincoln in a speech.

Zachary Taylor Mexico Rio Grande Santa Anne

Dutch indignant at destruction of neutral submarine ship

The passage argues a submarine caused the sinking beyond doubt, condemning the German government for murder of neutral passengers. It cites Dutch journalism saying no excuse can justify the crime and warns continued aggression will invite world hostility.

Usbont Holland Tirpite Hull Germany von Tirpite

Fragmented Civil War Echoes in Camp Songry Tale

A fragmentary reminiscence recalls Taylor and his men dislodging Mexican forces and marching while singing a tune about Green Grow the Rushes Oh. The passage includes garbled names and mockery of Mexicans, with terms like Gringo and Grintoen appearing in distorted form.

Wong

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