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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1919
Page
2
Local advertisement page lists ARTHUR COLHGROVE proprietor and AVANBON CROSEY associate at the Pont Offices in Corry Pennsylvania. It also includes display advertising terms, rates per line, and weekly or yearly subscriptions. The column carries political commentary on Senate actions and Republican foreign relations stance with remarks on costs of living and press value.
The piece portrays Taft accusing Lodge of inconsistency while Lodge counters with evidence of opposition to President Wilson. It argues the Senate delays postwar policy decisions while seeking peace terms with Germany, and criticizes partisan obstruction hindering reconstruction and railroads amid wartime considerations.
The article argues that senators opposing the League of Nations are looking decades ahead and failing to see a current danger right before them. It cautions readers to focus on present implications over long term conjecture.
Olean, Sept. 1—Anna Butler, eleven years old, died of tetanus from a cut on the face suffered ten days earlier while picking in a garden. She fell on a potato digger signifying a cut, was brought to Olean General Hospital where she died after prolonged suffering.
A fragmented note discusses ending a chronic cough and mentions unidentified names and numbers in a garbled line. The text is unclear but centers on cough relief and a referenced item labeled 9100.
A brief theatre note highlights a late night comedy show at the Sonnet venue. Performers deliver sharp humor to a standing crowd, with critics praising timing and wit as the audience reacts with laughter and applause.
New York City health commissioner Dr. Royal Copeland warns of another influenza epidemic this year, likely lighter than 1915 but with possible age shift. He urges hygiene, fresh air, and long outdoor exposure, plus frequent hand washing to curb spread.
The report notes two men, Kate Aug 30 Torened Draucker 47 and Joe Garey 34 from DuBois, died after ingesting a toxin described as jayem quinine salt and toilet waters. Physicians say both were poisoned by wood alcohol used as a substitute in the meal.
Directors of Brity Aug M Mug and Perry Brewing suspend beer making as federal legality questions arise. Faced with Wartime Prohibition, breweries cut output then paused production while awaiting legal guidance and court rulings on beer quantities and tax implications.
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