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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1975
Page
3
Washington reports chart House Speaker Carl Albert’s daily fitness checklists revealing a pattern of affirmative health notes with only one negative response to alcohol. The piece notes rumors of drinking, cites a 1972 car accident, and portrays him as a poor driver though acquaintances claim a low tolerance to liquor.
The piece profiles Speaker Carl Albert recounting a health log and throat therapy termed the hum-chew. It notes his weight drop to 155 pounds and diet changes, then unity of fatigue and jet lag. It also cites Victoria Graham on illiteracy rates, urging a return to basic Three R’s in schools.
Kenneth B. Warner and Elizabeth Barton write letters condemning last week’s council action. They allege Watergate echoes in local politics and accuse officials of ignoring voters. They urge council to respect electors, preserve the right to choose representatives, and oppose William Halfast’s appointment.
A long letter from Charlie Chan a German shepherd to his owner recounts anxiety health and bite size annoyances at home. He complains about weird tricks broken routines and rough petting while blaming the dog psychiatrist Dr Horatio Feddaboom for his nervous state. The dog insists on better treatment and questions who protects whom.
Public notice lists Corry PA newspaper information including address, staff, AP affiliation, subscription prices, delivery options, and advertising deadlines. It notes exclusive AP news and local content availability with costs for mail and carrier delivery and display deadlines.
A columnist notes how social and linguistic shifts replace old terms and habits. It contrasts past attire and tech with modern phrases such as swim suits, one piece outfits, aluminum foil, talkies and new norms in fashion, entertainment, and gun culture, ending with a wry self reflection.
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