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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1917
Page
2
Corry Evening Journal presents advertising rates and local notices for Corry and nearby areas. Proprietor A D Colegrove and managing editor Arthur Colagrove oversee content with display and classified ad options.
The article references a government plan to extend the draft to build a large reserve of military materiel, citing Speaker Kahn and Secretary of War discussions. It notes President Wilson’s wartime rhetoric and calls for universal service as a means to support the war effort, alongside commentary on German actions and Allied responses.
A fragmentary letter defends William Wilton against charges of pandering for publicity in the suffrage debate. It argues his stance aligns with equal suffrage while criticizing the President and others for political maneuvering and misrepresentation. The text references Mrs Currie Chapman Catt, the National Woman's Suffrage Association, and New York suffrage efforts.
The article reports progress toward the $5,000,000,000 Second Liberty Loan quota with progress expected to exceed the target as public subscriptions surge. It notes the Navy and Allied efforts, including submarine losses and patrol actions, while detailing expert cautious optimism about reaching the final total. The piece praises officers and crews for discipline and leadership amid wartime strain.
A fragmented wartime notice touts Liberty Bonds and bond drives while criticizing enemies and urging support. It blends exhortations on sacrifice, national security, and patriotic messaging with references to German ambitions and secret diplomacy, reflecting a broad homefront propaganda stance.
Washington reports a destroyer under command of Walter J Vernon warded off a German submarine torpedo attack on October LOK. Despite taking a hit that killed one mate and wounded five, the ship stayed afloat after a high speed turn and sustained its mission. Commander Vernon’s quick response and maneuvering saved the vessel from destruction.
William Robbins of 829 18th Street Terre Haute Indiana reports a fraudulent offer titled perfect carbon removal. The message pressures payment and sleep claims while asserting guarantees. Authorities urge caution and advise verifying any contact before engagement.
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