Poison ivy effects vary by prior exposure and immunity
The article explains poison ivy affects people differently, with disease only in those sensitized by prior contact. After several exposures immune cells react, causing blisters, swelling, and inflammation within four to ten days. Repeated exposure speeds symptoms and intensifies irritation. Prevent contact and avoid smoke from burning plants. medical aid may be needed in severe cases.
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Medical Society
State of Pennsylvania
Twenty Years Ago in Corry Local Notes April Chronicle
Topics span East Columbus avenue road prospects, state aid hopes fading. A new Business and Professional Women's Club forms at Hotel Corry with Jane McCray chairing and Thelma ONeil as secretary. Mrs. Fred Cooper’s horse ran away at Franklin street, she was bruised but fine. Local baseball players Vern Group and Howard Standall plan training with other clubs. Group to Fairmont, Crandall to Scranton. Leo Cook elected exalted ruler of Corry Elks, banquet at Arcade Restaurant preceded by a club meeting.
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Sam MacInnes
Pranklin Street
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Vern Group
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Ry” Standall
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Fairmont
Crandall
Scranton
Leo Cook
Corry Lodge of Elks
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Girl Found Badly Beaten Near Buffalo Scene
Mary Benjamin a 17 year old student from St Mary's Academy was found badly injured at William Brown's home in Orchard Park and rushed to Emergency Hospital Buffalo with possible skull fracture and jaw fracture. State police investigate a Buffalo car ride and possible forceful exit near Woodlawn around 9 am.
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Ford passes. industry giant who birthed mass auto era
Elder Henry Ford dies leaving a vast industrial empire built from a cheap car idea. He faced the Selden patent suit, reshaped global manufacturing, and planned to mark his wife’s birthday and their 69th anniversary. Flags at half staff. His death ends a career noted for pacifism and sociological interests.
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Ford
Georgia
Widow Mrs Eisel Mord and Her Children Named in Incomplete Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists Mrs Eisel B Heanor Mord as widow with children Henry Benson and W, suggesting a family notice. Details are unclear due to transcription gaps but indicates a widow and multiple offspring in a local notices context.
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Heanor) Mord
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Benson
May 1945 Deaths of LiAm Pare and Josanhihe Edsel Ford
Two prominent figures Liam Pare and Josanhihe Pare Edsel Ford are reported to have died in May 1945. The notice references the smokiel manufacturer with sparse details.
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Josanhihe Pare
Edsel Ford
All Exportant Conference Opens in Geneva on Trade
The Geneva conference opening Thursday April 10 aims to reshape U S trade Policy. Eighteen nations expected to discuss multilateral tariff concessions and a charter for an International Trade Organisation under U N supervision. The talks seek to broaden bilateral agreements into multilateral ones and to streamline international exchange of goods.
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United States
Ltst
United Nations
U.N
International Bank
Interational Exchange Fund
Missionaries to Speak at First Baptist Thursday Night
Rev and Mrs Albert Spirit of LaGrange Ohio will discuss their Brazil assignment at the mid week service of First Baptist Church. They were appointed by Mid Missions and the National Baptist Missionary Council and plan to depart by summer, after delaying in 1941 due to war conditions. They previously did home missionary work in McDowell Kentucky and helped establish a church there. The public is invited to attend the 7:45 p.m. service.
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Brazil
Albert Spirit
LaGrange
Ohio
National Baptist, Missionary Council
Iate
McDowal
Quiz questions on veterans rights and historical trivia
A list of ten quiz prompts covers World War I veteran rights under the Selective Training and Service Act, church archbishop pairs, state representation in the U S Senate, Pall Mall street location, alternative spellings of Czar, vehicle licensing, Lusitania history, Ray Sawyer's organization role, Virginias water bodies, and early vulcanization pioneers.
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Ganterbury
Lucas Democrat
U. S
Senate
Pall Mall
Lusitania
Ray Sawyer
Goodlyear
Sturlebaker
Goodrich
Olds
Ford
Walnut crop ranks second in 1946 U.S. production
In 1946 walnuts ranked as the second largest U.S. nut crop with a total of 71.5 thousand tons produced across major growing states.
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U. S
Westfield Protest Meets Over Parking Meters
Businessmen and citizens gathered in Eason Hall to challenge the village board action contracting for parking meters. About 60 attended. questions about necessity and costs were raised. a request to cancel the meter contract was voted at the meeting.
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Westfield
Eason Hall
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