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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1915
Page
2
An advertisement touts a patent medicine with a $100 reward if it fails, asserting it strengthens the body and cures various ailments. It pledges consultations and lists distributors, urging readers to send for a list of foundations and bonds and to contact a sales office for orders.
The piece weighs the risk of war with Great Britain and the United States, debating whether Britain could muster a fleet large enough to threaten the Monroe Doctrine. It argues that historical ties, trade, and common sense reduce war risk, and suggests focusing on protecting the doctrine with a capable navy rather than oversized armaments. It downplays potential Anglo American conflict and emphasizes safeguarding core national pride and safety.
Washington November 17 bids for battleship Nos 4 and 5 were opened at the Naval Department showing private bids near 7.8 million dollars total cost. The New York and Philadelphia Government Man submitted estimates around 1 million for ships with gas turbine and electric drive. Minneso ta and Toledo yards also offered low figures, while the Bore Wy er Shiy Burhiine Co proposed four alternative propodals. Total costs appear to exceed 7.2 million as modified by department plans.
Fragmented note describes a quick painless corn remedy. Mentions ease of application and broad appeal. Vague lines reference personal payment and mittens, with unclear branding or dates.
The text notes nine proposed modifications by the building Company and Newport News Shipbuilding Company, with careful review before finalizing the ship point. It mentions bids from two private bidders, with New York Ship unspecified due to garbled wording.
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