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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1918
Page
1
Newspaper item reports German use of young boys for labor during World War I. Mentions Meuse fighting, German infantry and artillery actions, and Allied responses. Includes scattered garbled phrases from United Press dispatches and editorials describing military activities, mobilization, and political measures.
OL City Sept 1 A number of citizens organized the Arlington Hotel Company with a capital of 100000 to operate the Arlington Hotel and purchase the property from 1 Maskonaio. A committee of Hy McChiry J D Prax Yn mad Ws W Bplike was named to solicit stock subscriptions and the plan calls for immediate steps to begin work at once. The hotel, once a prominent inn, is to be revived as an export hotel and part of a broader effort to manage the property and restore the landmark.
The Athens dispatch reports a delayed update from Balonites as forces push along the Struma frontier. Troops move through villages between the Vaxdar and Lake Dolran, with several settlements occupied by advancing Grosk forces. Baloniki say mutual aim is complete privacy of operations, amid unclear lines of control.
Dr Livermore is commissioned as a captain in the Medical Corps amid a ceremony at Tharborton. The appointment, noted by UW KOA officials, honors his service and ties him to higher duties in the medical branch. His wife Mrs Livermore plans to join him at Fortelorhorpe as he takes up new duties.
Readable lines show movement toward a border location with references to nearby places and dates but text is garbled. Named places plus implied military movement appear, yet specifics are obscured by OCR errors. The fragment hints at a geographic shift near Pont-i Messin and a route toward a border area.
The Corry Chapter held its usual meeting with Line members present. Members discussed Camp Dix relief, coordinating clothing drives and a winter campaign. Northrop chaired relief efforts, urging public support while warning against misuse of Red Cross funds.
A garbled report notes Camp Upton closing today by order of military authorities. The text references the corps of Murat and Phywtainnw and mentions a contract and a division, with confusion over names and numbers.
United Press reports Bulgarian forces on the western front press the line while a newly organized Serbian army claims renewed advances on Serbian soil. The Belgrade and Washington dispatches note mobilization and reported Bulgarian setbacks, with efforts to reinforce positions and renewed hopes for liberation of key towns.
Interest in winter athletics surges as schools plan basketball football and hockey activity. Teams form across high schools and junior leagues with practice starting soon and games set for the coming weeks amid wartime member departures.
A major land sale is announced for the Raymond subdivision area near Wright Street and Driving Park, with properties held by Mr and Mrs J W Olda. The auction will be conducted by TF Grow of Ponklek, offering plots just south of Corey Pale Driving Parke area, as preliminary work on streets and avenues continues. The sale, touted as a large real estate venture, is expected to attract wide local interest and further public notices are anticipated in the coming days.
A garbled dispatch notes Judge Rephart appearing yesterday in the city, with unclear references to a court event or appointment. The fragment mentions Judge Rephart and potential timing, but details are obscured and cannot determine the exact proceeding or outcome.
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