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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1941
Page
4
The article traces enemas from 14th century B C practices to modern methods. It notes use by West Coast natives in Africa, Aztec and North American groups, and the shift from hollow reeds and gourds to early syringes. It mentions carved bladder and feather devices and child resistance to bitter purgatives.
The article explains how the head of a family is determined under income tax regulations. It discusses what constitutes one household, how dependents and a shared home affect the head of a family designation, and how temporary absences or living apart can influence exemptions and the tax treatment of spouses. It emphasizes liberal interpretation in some cases and clarifies when a couple is not considered to live together for tax purposes.
Analyzed market decline with jittery trends and a weak peak in Mausuria stocks. Observers cite fears of war, taxes, and defense-industries disruption, noting ignored good news and widespread anxiety shaping investor behavior.
City officials faced a court action threatened Wednesday to stop the enforcement of a pending one way traffic plan on West 8th Street from Liberty to State. Eight days remain before council may adopt an ordinance directing east bound traffic. Business groups asked officials to restore two way flow. Alderman Harry Israel proposed cutting junk license fees as junk collectors face revenue cuts amid increased junk collection by St. Louis charities.
Dr Alexis Gutvel a renowned French physician and author returns to France and Europe as a one man expedition to study the effects of cold and malnutrition on European youth. He says the work continues his lifelong effort and aims to aid war victims though Americans may not welcome such action.
Senator Mead of New York urges a Senate investigation into government and defense industry discrimination against older workers. Labor Secretary Perkins notes private firms still hire younger staff, while a California aircraft maker plans to hire five dozen people aged 50 to 65, signaling a move toward older worker inclusion amid broader concerns over age bias.
Plymouth Ind Feb 6 The average American family can live on 22 a week says Ralph J Suter of Plymouth after tallying his family budget. Foods clothing doctors charity gas utilities and rent total 1159 99 yearly. They forego furnace heat and live with coal and wood stoves and no telephone. Suter emphasizes tithing and insurance while their comforts include radio electric lights and a modern range.
A quirky daily quiz prompts readers to test knowledge across topics. It asks about a variety of questions including historical events, government agencies, currency, climate, and language studies, reflecting a broad educational vibe of the period.
A fragment notes neighborhood women meeting themes and a man labeled Mr Averages American experiencing a somber mood ahead of tomorrow’s events.
A collage of stray lines covers topics from birch wood defects and a proverb to Mars inhabitants and atmospheric loss. It mentions roof design trends, One and a half story houses, and colors' impact on homes, plus a Norse prose work and Sturluson. The jumble references Johnson and August 1886 tours.
The guide criticizes phrases like all the farther all the higher and all Le fast er as crude. It notes correct alternatives such as That was 28 fast as he went and urges speakers to choose clearer comparative constructions.
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