19 Oct 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1917
Page
1
OCR fragment shows jumbled terms and partial phrases including references to phone lines and live events. Readable names, dates, or clear actions are absent, yielding a terse, ill-formed notice fragment with limited identifiable entities.
Readable fragments mention a tenth and a college group, with unclear names and actions. The text hints at an event or note involving counts or rankings but lacks concrete details. Further clarification is needed to produce a precise title and summary.
A deciphered dispatch claims the German Baltic Fleet is retreating from key imperial naval bases as Russian forces withdraw and Allied stations are targeted. Reports suggest major German maneuvers around Kronstadt and the Gulf of Finland, with emphasis on evictions, fortifications, and potential long-range troop movements.
A Cleveland ad lists meat prices from a local market including prime rib roast at 18 cents per pound, veal chops at 10 cents, spring lamb chops at 10 cents, pork loin at 28 1/2 cents, chicken franks at 24 cents, sugar cured hams at 28 cents, and two dozen eggs priced around 40 cents, reflecting era pricing in a period advertisement.
The funeral for Mrs Olean B Wilson was held this afternoon at the Concord Home Church with Rev Woulki officiating. Interment occurred at Pine Grove Cemetery as mourners gathered.
Petrograd may be moved from its capital status due to German advances near Riga and naval threats. Premier Kerensky reportedly returned to the capital, and talk has long swirled of shifting the seat of government to Moscow amid military strain and strategic reassignments.
In Chicago, a famed gladiator known as Devtts fights a deadly battle as doctors and aides at a hospital plan to persuade his wife of a likely win over the master Hampton. The scene centers on a lifelike struggle and the gladiator’s famed determination.
Morrisboro October 19 Governor announces Liberty Day for Wednesday October 4. He urges towns to close banks and busting places and for citizens to take the day for public observa tion across the state. The proclamation follows President Wilson's example and directs local officials to act. Washington brief notes the Treasury Department report and federal action.
A messy report from local procurement notes that sugar supply remains uncertain but not restricted. Wholesalers in the east may delay shipments until late November, yet dealers plan to curb purchases to prevent shortages and keep market prices stable.
Hunters expect a broad opening across many counties with restrictions on specific species. The notice lists acceptable game such as wild turkeys, ruffed grouse, pheasants, quail, and squirrels, while detailing counties and year references for regulated species and compliance.
Allied governments prepare a London conference in November to coordinate a unified war effort against the Central Powers. Representatives will plan thorough cooperation among nations engaged in the world conflict to bolster the Allied war strategy.
Local merchants in Corry plan an important meeting tonight at the Commerce rooms to discuss the annual sale and advertising strategy. The gathering follows several prior sessions and aims to boost participation and townwide trade during the upcoming tourin t period.
A dispatch from Buenos Aires notes railway services are operating under protection patrols as Argentina faces a potential general strike early in January. The report mentions government actions being anticipated to prevent paralysis of industry, while a letter from Walter Gretzler describes his son’s escape to France amid ongoing turmoil.
Late 1hly attained, 1, Barlow, chairman of the Second Liberty Loan Committee, reports that city workers and manufacturers have pledged to subscribe to the Liberty Loan of 100 dollars. The drive stands above the 110,000 mark with many workers joining. If other concerns fall short, city funds may be raised to meet the goal by end of campaign. A city council meeting later may announce a broader plan to boost bond subscriptions.
Urgent recruitment message calls for volunteers across all branches. It outlines opportunities in Cavalry, Infantry, Quartermaster Corps, Hospital Corps, Engineers, Aviation, and support trades. Applicants may enlist with family eligibility. positions include cooks, electricians, photographers, machinists, clerks, and more. Apply at U S Army Recruiting Station, Welo, WA.
Reports from London dated October 19 claim Germany plans to invest about 40 million dollars to influence public opinion in neutral countries. The funds will subsidize newspapers and pay for agents working for Berlin, with missions in key capitals to spread propaganda.
Reports from Washington say the Antiftes, a Ward Line passenger steamer,was sunk by a German submarine while homeward bound with American troops in France. The exact location is not disclosed, but cables from Vice Admiral Sluts indicate the loss occurred in foreign waters, likely near the French coast.
An Austrian regiment was air rendered to the Rumanians with full arms and equipment. The unit reportedly included Mohammadan and Slav elements and joined the new WageSlav legion forming among Serbs in the re organized Serbian army.
North Wasel reports an 18 mile wind that toppled eight tents at the Grape Carnival causing extensive damage and forcing cancellation of many exhibits. Firemen delayed by wreckage. crowds were small as evening brought waning interest. Saturday to close with limited plans.
Washington reports the Ward liner Antilles, an American army transport, was torpedoed on October 17. Of 237 aboard, 167 were saved and 70 are missing. Navy officials confirm the loss occurred under convoy with American destroyers nearby. Names of missing crew and army personnel are listed by rank and home state.
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