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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1915
Page
2
An early 20th century editorial argues that America must remain a melting pot while warning against dual loyalties. It cites German and Polish voting blocs as evidence of how nation-based appeals undermine pledged loyalty to the United States and the need for new citizens to renounce former ties.
Three thousand weighty Milne students enroll at State College for many courses. The spring class sees limited openings due to lack of building space and commoditites while over two hundred applicants face denial. New faculty additions and a modern, democratic campus contrast with wartime financial strains.
Neutral tone note from Berlin announces compliance with U S demands after the Arabic incident. Count von Bernstorff states German orders to submarines were tightened to prevent recurrence and offers to negotiate the indemnity for American lives, signaling a move toward improved U S Germany relations.
Fragment discusses routes and funding for building up and maintaining the college. Details are incomplete, but mentions vast sums made available for the college’s billing and upkeep.
Jamestown Oct 1 The hearing on disbarment proceedings against city attorney Robert W. Hetfeth concluded late yesterday after opening Monday afternoon. The case centered on Hetfeths alleged 1914 conviction for keeping a disorderly horse in Jamestown and whether that conviction should bar him from practice. Hetfeth contends the conviction was not fair. Proceedings were heard by Judge Ander Ott Moot of the Appellate Division of the Buypome Court, with Warner S. Hesfird representing the court and Silas W. Mason defending the defendant, who spoke in his own defense.
A letter from Mrs. Martin of Plover Iowa claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her 13 year old daughter's menstrual troubles after doctors offered no help. The testimonial praises the remedy as a reliable women's medicine and invites readers to write for advice.
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