Twenty Years Ago from the Cory Evening Journal
The Corry Evening Journal recalls events from twenty years ago including a Christmas Eve mugging on Massa Street with about $15 stolen, a boy fracturing an arm after a bike crash on North Center Street, and a fire incident at Edmond Road’s home on East Main Street. Also noted are political shifts pre and post New Deal, primary results, and republished AP dispatch standards.
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Garrison Rawson
Harold Anderson
East Congress Street
North Genter Street
Edmond Road
Eys
Senate
Babson Forecasts Outlook for the New Year
Babson releases its annual forecast covering commodities labor real estate stocks bonds and overall business climate for the coming year. The report highlights anticipated market trends and strategic considerations for investors and firms navigating the period ahead.
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Babson
Population shift and postwar trends in 1947 Babson outlook
The 1947 outlook notes a movement of population from high coastal cities to interior towns if disarmament proceeds. It cites U S Babson figures showing wage and price trends, reconversion of industry from war to peace nearly complete, and rising inventories and production capacity expected in 1947 despite remaining government surpluses.
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Hogkic
Babson
Timis
How's Your I D Community Prices 4 1947 Outlook
A long, dense excerpt surveys postwar forecasts for 1947 across inflation, labor, trade, taxes, and markets. It notes potential wage trends, price shifts for foods and textiles, farm income, retail sales, stock prospects, and international relations. The piece also references amphibian tanks used by the U S Marine Corps in 1924.
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United States
U.S. Marine Corps
Childhood diseases and immunization basics
The article divides childhood illnesses into two groups: those commonly causing infection in childhood and for which no specific immunity exists, and those with available artificial immunity such as diphtheria and smallpox. It notes most people are susceptible on first exposure, early-life infection often grants lasting immunity, and stresses universal immunization against whooping cough, diphtheria, and smallpox to prevent these diseases. Some adults may still be susceptible, and anecdotes show epidemics in limited groups.
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Ceman
Trimian How
Congress
Durike
Germany
Godt
Russia
Marie
France-Faces Decline in Anglo American Influence
Paris mood darkens as France, Britain, and the United States lose clout to Germany. French officials blame England and America for punitive demands on free use of German wartime prisoners and loan terms. The Quai d Orsay warns visits and policy shifts strain Franco British ties amid fears of a revived German power.
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Paris
Germany
France
United States
Quai d'Orsay
England
America
Foreign Office
Karl Schumacher
German Socialist Democrat Party
Prankee
Dunkirk Will Lose National Guard Unit Transfer to Buffalo
Dunkirk will lose its National Guard Company H due to lack of local armory facilities. The unit will be transferred to Buffalo to join the 74th Regiment, with efforts previously made to keep it in Dunkirk.
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Dunkirk
Sinty Guard
Buffalo
74Th
Decline in Horse Mowers Shifts Corn Belt Hay Harvest
About 58 percent of the corn belt hay crop is cut with horse drawn mowers compared to roughly 85 percent in 1930. The shift reflects growing use of mechanical power and changing farming practices across the region.
Iron Lung Fails to Save Erie Resident
Erie December viii Joseph K Whipple lead dispatcher of Pennsylvania Electric Co died of a heart attack Thursday at home. Firemen from No 3 engine company Wider Capt John Fitzgerald worked to revive him using the Milliken Hemrible iron ring donated earlier by the Erie Press Club.
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Erie
Joseph K. Whipple
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Splitting Rates and Precision in Micro Scale Measurements
A report notes advances in precision instruments able to split hairs at ultra low vacuum pressures to record weights within a ten thousandth of an ounce and measure thicknesses down to one ten hundred millionth of an inch, highlighting dramatic improvements in scientific measurement capability.
Enjoy Life Not Miserable With Borsoma Pills
Thomp son Borsoma Tablets claim to act as a diuretic aiding kidney function to flush poisonous waste and excess acid from the blood. They are advertised as beneficial for liver and stomach health and sold for 50e at drug stores with Golden Tax Tablets also offered for constipation at 25¢.
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Thompson
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