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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1917
Page
2
In Oil City this morning a Wickermaker named Stonry J. Meg Lingulin was fatally injured when crushed between an engine tender and an air point at the round house. He died at 1:15 PM after immediate hospital treatment and is believed to be 60 years old, born in Patterson, New Jersey.
An American-Holland descent writer urges unity and warns that unthinking Americans may invite fate like Belgium and Holland. He argues for national solidarity, criticizes hyphenated Americanism, and pleads for adherence to democratic principles and the rights of all citizens. He cites Holland’s history and World War era neutrality to warn against division and foreign influence.
A home remedy article touts Vicks VapoRub as the universal treatment for croup in babies. It claims vapors and topical warmth ease breathing and nervous tension, with a testimonial from Mrs W M Rosen-Verger of Souderton Pa praising its effectiveness for her child. It also mentions uses for burns bruises and itchings and lists three sizes for sale.
Fragmented OCR text discusses war ends through moral action and faith, citing Christ and peace advocates while critiquing leaders who send men and women to battle. It reflects a 20th century wartime editorial tone urging righteous conduct and humanitarian concern amid conflict.
A fragmented report from Vturrinbure relates to an Auditor General probe and a resolution awaiting a formal report on alleged public funds issues. Presented by Searliy Eyre of Chestur, a motion by Bene lor Tompkins of Cambria W to refer the matter to committee failed amid debate on political aid and related charges.
A German submarine commanded by Lieutenant Mori sank after a large French battle fleet engagement in the Western Mediterranean. The battleship was sunk and capsized forty five minutes after being struck. Warships of the Danton class displaced 18 028 tons and carried 84 officers and men onboard.
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