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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1919
Page
3
Fashion note outlines a three piece outfit with waist emphasis and decorative sleeves. It mentions a plain waist with cow neck and sleeve details, plus a fabric yardage estimate and pricing in cents.
Notice is given that the executors of Rob Ort F. Osbertio late of Corry Pennsylvania have granted letters testamentary. All persons indebted to the estate should make payments and all claims against the estate must be submitted properly verified to Clara M. Osborne Corry Pa April 12 1910.
A damaged wartime notice honors Corporal Keland Brown of Company B 6th Infantry for extraordinary bravery at the Cow St Germaine sector on November 5, 1918. He single handedly charged a machine gun nest, killed one enemy and captured a position, securing four prisoners.
In a Bramble Briar tale Mr Turtle schemes to scare the wealthy Mr Beaver into subscribing to the Victory Liberty Loan. Beaver, exposed as stingy and unpatriotic, loses social standing after the confrontation and dies despondent without a country.
Corporal Vietor Porter, a tank driver and gunner trained at Langres and Prange, argues British and American roads suit tanks well. He will drive a Whippet tank in a Fourth Federal Reserve District tour to boost Victory Loan support, recalling front lines in France but noting he was never ordered into action. In Pittsburgh he demonstrates tank sounds and climbing abilities.
Fragmentary quotation attributed to Abraham Lincoln about striving for a just and lasting peace. The text discusses binding wounds, caring for soldiers and their families, and achieving peace among nations. The fragment is incomplete and appears as an editorial or reader insert rather than a full article.
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