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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1946
Page
4
A historical study underscores soap and water as essential in preoperative preparation. It notes thorough scrubbing to render the operative field nearly sterile and reduce infection after burns or wounds, naming common agents like white soap and tincture of green soap.
This recap from December 4, 1925 covers local improvements including paving efforts toward Spartansboro and a proposed state highway from Cory to Garland. It notes a chickenpox and measles outbreak with two diphtheria cases on Fairview street, street department repairs on East Columbus avenue, and winter road readiness. Also reported are the sudden death of Mrs. Amy R. Pier at 76, Keystones defeating Cleveland Colored Elks 45 to 17, and a newborn daughter to Delbert and Mrs. Ploss on December 3.
In Ridgway county the 1946 deer season opened with heavy hunting. Roy Wents of Pittsburgh was treated for a cub frost bite at Ridgway Hospital after a minor incident. An eight point buck was stolen from Andrew Galloto of Pittsburgh. About 500 deer were reportedly killed locally amid strict control measures and good road conditions, with no serious injuries reported.
Dec 4 report outlines Petey Bello Italian ex telling police he shot Mrs Mildred White 35 then killed himself with a shotgun at Paul Tarr home. Mrs White suffered near total loss of her right arm. Bello was wounded in the right side. Mrs Tarr remained in hospital.
Amid calls to end war controls after the conflict, Senator Alexander Wiley notes risks in hasty action. A study group weighs termination of the War End act, the Smith Connady anti strike law, and the fate of over 500 wartime measures, with troop returns and pay considerations in question.
Dr G J Blanford asks all handlers to file November pool reports by December 9 to speed distribution of nearly 18.7 million dollars to dairymen in the metropolitan area. The total reflects farm value of 35 million pounds at 8.36 dollars per hundredweight plus butterfat and location premiums. Early reports will allow calculation of the actual November uniform price before the December 15 deadline.
Officer Willa Wiles found Mrs White in her bedroom after reports that Belle Tarr visited the residence to see his sister-in-law, left before 11 and returned in the early morning. Tarr recounted hearing noises, forcing a locked door, and seeing Belle with a shotgun while Mrs White screamed. He tried to intervene as three shots were fired.
The quiz asks for the common nickname of William Frederick Cody known as Buffalo Bill. The item appears as a trivia prompt from a classified page asking readers to turn to that page for answers.
Danger signals and mysterious pains are attributed to kidney failure failing to filter poisons from blood. Thompson's Borsoman Tablets claim to stimulate kidney action by increasing urinary secretions and provide quick relief. Also suggests Golden Lax Tablets for constipation at 25c.
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