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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1941
Page
4
A fragmented notice lists publishing and mailing terms for Corry, detailing a second class mail rate of five dollars per year, in advance options, and carrier rates. It mentions exclusive use of dispatches and credits, with advertising rates available on application.
The piece argues Roosevelt creates an Economic Defense Board led by Vice President Henry A. Wallace to guide Latin American policy during and after the war. It praises Wallace’s Latin American expertise, warns of postwar challenges, and questions Britain’s role in hemispheric economics while stressing mutually profitable, wartime gains.
A new Loveland Athletic Field at the junior high school near Northwestern Pennsylvania is nearing completion with a first game staged last Saturday. Fences and plantings are unfinished but fans praised the project. The field promises night games with portable lights and broader community use, while ongoing upkeep and improvements are planned to sustain the facility. Ukraine harvest reports indicate grain secured ahead of German advance, despite labor and weather challenges.
Washington dispatch analyzes Japan likely first strike toward Burma and Malaya as the war economy hinges on oil, rubber, and industrial capacity. It cites Britain’s empire’s hold, U.S. raw material dominance, and Japan’s need to sustain a prolonged war while projecting military routes through Thailand and the China Sea.
A muddled page presents a set of general knowledge questions and garbled lines. It asks about geography Cape formations, structures, capitals, military figures, and a Bollywood reference, with extra noisy text surrounding church broadcast notes.
A humorous reminiscence about President Roosevelt and his secretary General Edwin M Watson. In a training class at Fort Leavenworth the officers imagine a brigaded assault, while Pa Watson naps through the muddy mock battle. Pa wins by proposing a clever, noncombat solution as others fail.
Convalescence is defined as the path to health after an attack. Recovery depends on proper rest diet and medication. After surgery or childbirth children’s diseases require careful care to avoid relapse or complications.
Seated tufted scatter pieces described with a fluffy pile for easy, quick making. Guidance mentions plain colored threads and worsted form thread, plus a sewing machine with an attachment. The text contains garbled phrases and lacks clear action or outcomes.
A 1921 item notes Miss Annette Tiltis and her aunt Mrs Tilll apple of Brie. The Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran church meets with Mrs Henry Keppel on Mott Street. Mil of Dimes drive for the building fund urged helpers to bring donations. About 125 men attend the party at the Country Club today. Mr Te Wilde of Olymer serves chicken dinner to the grovy at we ontlock. Miss Lown Clair visits Brie for several days to attend Bell Telephone Company events. F Raton confined to home on North Center Street. A gala Labor Day planned at Brokenstraw Park in Columbus by W J Wilcox. Elmer Mcfilroy wins contract for new store building at East Main and East streets. Prizes at St Elizabeths lawn were won by Oscar Andrews, Mrs Claude Griesch, Walter Hills, and Mary Michelson. Large gathering attends successful evening event.
A garbled OCR style snippet presents varied topics including Daytona Beach sand, military executions before Civil War, Benjamin Pranelin's printer’s book, US Canada boundary documents, Wenana bloom timing, mill blooming, freshwater speed claims, and a confused note on fur trade and other stray phrases. The text is incoherent with misread terms and lacks a single coherent event or narrative.
A breezy Fox style comedy directed by Lewis Milestone with Ronald Colman Ann Lee and Charles Winninger in a farcical clash of romance and marriage. Caroline a giddy young wife loves a Latin lover but her husband Anthony masterfully counters as the mechanical plot twists unfold with a chorus of comic support from Gardiner Roland O Connell and others.
Two Mexican sisters from Morelia, Margarita and Maria Padilla, arrive in New York to perform Spanish language ballads at Benito Collada's Greenwich Village venue 191 Chico. The pair, aged around 20 and 23, boast a repertoire of about 3700 songs and perform with guitar accompaniment while discussing dreams of professional life and marriage. Their_prices mentioned include 430 pesos for an outfit and 150 pesos for a guitar strap as they adapt to New York nights.
Fragmented lines describe several social gatherings at multiple homes including Ms RD in Creek, Dr and Mrs Philadelphia Hastings Jon Wininin, Bwai Maqwarel Beil Vor Acie de Joseph Avis lorie Beidert, and Kinley family in Corry My. Residents share a pleasant time with neighbors and kin during a weekend.
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