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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1917
Page
2
An essay argues that Liberty Bond sales reflect broad participation across families, with subscriptions nearing five billion dollars and nearly one bond per household. It suggests widespread public commitment to wartime financing and notes the distribution pattern across many households while warning of broader economic implications.
An ocr excerpt discusses catarhal deafness and a claimed cure via a constitutional remedy. The text mentions a medical device or machine called a “macalauicationn” and references a list of products and clothing items including overcoats. The fragmentary material portrays consumer notices and equipment claims from a period newspaper page.
A dispatch denounces German war crimes including the massacre of prisoners and bombardment of hospitals. It indicts Allied sympathizers abroad and at home who excuse the war and calls for steadfast support of the United States government against such treachery.
Fragmented medical prose warns that the body stores waste and infections if not cleaned. It urges regular unloading of waste matter to prevent decay, describing the body as a furnace that must be kept clear to avoid disease and collapse. The piece uses alarming imagery to promote healthful cleansing.
Nov 14 Bradford two men killed and one seriously injured when a wagon drawn by horses was struck by a trolley car. Motorman Nate Cage and conductor Pats Marley reported the collision near the rear of the wagon as it carried a team to a local mill. Victims were Brhford firm’s teamsters employed by Stone and Gaull Bros on a freight run.
Local boards in Pennsylvania report that about 200 names per board are identified for action. With 82 boards statewide, the projected total exceeds 40,000 names. The effort appears tied to enforcement across districts with statewide coordination and public notices forthcoming.
East Branch farmers purchase a fine horse from Ohio dealers Martel Gt and associates. The animal titled Kingston No. 141,987 weighs over 1700 Solin and is described as a valuable tract for horse breeding. The transaction lists L J Muesy and others as consignors and buyers. The deal targets improvement of horse ties in Mast Beagoh territory.
Three Austrians including a woman and two men were found slain in their home on Liberty town street. The victims were Mrs. Paul Aine, Peter Tropich, and a third man. A note in Albanian warned against helping the Red Cross or supporting Liberty Loans. Police considered robbery as a motive but found money in the Alar house. The victims, all around 30 years old, were nvitually shot and stabbed. authorities search for clues in a community with a large Austrian population.
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