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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1917
Page
2
The article discusses Allied and neutral stance as war debates unfold with Britain and Italy. It notes misgivings about delaying recognition of counter forces and the shifting balance between Germany, Austria, and the Ottoman Empire. It also touches on domestic politics and public sentiment influencing policy.
Fragmentary text discusses war years, suspected treachery, and calls into question wartime decisions. References Aureia, Germany, and a proposed peace approach, with doubts about Washington's perspective and leadership.
Washington reports the second Liberty loan subscription of 4.4 percent surpasses targets but misses the 43 billion goal by about 9.5 billion. Secretary McAdoo hails the drive as the greatest government financing effort, with 400,000 participants from diverse regions, and notes potential January or February renewal is unlikely.
Marie Morrisey appears at the venue Wednesday night in a recital and oratorio program. The concert features a wide tonal range and works by Dudley Nok and Mozart with a full orchestral tour history noted.
Washington reports a new allied general staff arriving ahead of the great war as Colonel Hilward M. Hown joins President Wilson's circle with a staff to coordinate war agency work and naval and army chiefs including Admiral Henson and General Duis. The arrival signals a formal allied war council and renewed cooperation as the United States prepares its representation and policy ahead of active hostilities.
The fragment notes no diplomatic representative with the mission and states only that there can be no discussion of matters not directly connected to war provocation. The wording is garbled and references Colonel House and wartime business.
A testimonial from Corry Pa. says Vinol cured a run-down woman with cough and weak appetite. The note claims Vinol, a cod liver and iron remedy, improves digestion, increases appetite, and builds strength.
The notice lists F. G. Emerson a chiropractor offering no surgery and mention of office hours 2B M to 5 P M and 7 PM to 8 30 PM. It then digresses with a scattered catalog of items like oranges Europe fruit and cottages. The Thom a Navaores, Inc. of Chicago is referenced with North Michigan Ave. contact.
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