Fragmented Note Describes Health Issue and Advice
Appears to outline a health problem with unclear wording. Mentions disease and possible advice or treatment hints. Text is incomplete, lacks identifiable names, dates, or locations.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1938
Page
5
Appears to outline a health problem with unclear wording. Mentions disease and possible advice or treatment hints. Text is incomplete, lacks identifiable names, dates, or locations.
The fragment notes a reference to rope and high heat water, but lacks coherent details. No clear event, date, or named entities are readable. Further readable material is needed to form a proper headline and summary.
A terse notice reports an alteration or appeal involving Lis Nile and Pleas in a local matter. Details are fragmented but indicate a civil or administrative action with names Aulline and Pleas present. Further readable context remains limited.
The provided text fragment is incomplete and contains unclear place names and events. No identifiable person, organization, date, or location can be confirmed for a concise newspaper card.
A garbled OCR fragment references phrases like neolog, system, and gems. It appears as stray notes or teaser text without clear events, names, places, or dates, offering only scattered hints rather than a coherent news item.
Collier's Weekly notes that U S patent law bars protection for inventions used publicly over two years before filing. Nero enjoyed a water powered pipe organ, with hydraulic organs persisting centuries. later, medieval bellows emerged. Astronomy section mentions two telescope types: refracting and rejecting.
A fragment discusses deserts occupying one third of the world’s land surface and their prospective use to humans. It notes desert areas as the world’s vast land regions and hints at potential benefits or challenges for human activities in arid environments.
Personal mentions detail Aletha Waterson and families visiting relatives in Hydetown and nearby towns. Several residents travel for extended visits and medical care, including Mrs. HG Boring in the city, Mr. and Mrs. Middleton returning from Erie, and Alfred Hansen with P. J. Foley heading to Cleveland Clinic for treatment.
Former two term state chief executive Margiotti declares he will run for governor regardless of Democratic party plans. He vows not to resign as attorney general during the primary and attacks back room conferences blamed for the GOP overthrow. Interviews and weekend meetings show Democratic leaders split on backing, with Lawrence and Guffey as leading hopes and others named as possibilities.
A compact note contrasts the Civil War era expression all is quiet along the Potomac with a trivia line about Eskimos liking sauer kraut. It mentions natives craving saline kraut with dried or boiled fish, seal, or reindeer meat.
Mrs Mary B Oviatt 72 died at her son Rev V H Oviatt s home in Sheridan after ten years with him Born in West Branch she lived there until ten years ago Survived by two sons Rev Oviatt of Sheridan and Lyle G Oviatt of Warren Pa one daughter Mrs Frank May of West Columbus Ja venae The body brought to Corry and funeral arrangements incomplete at Bracken Keating funeral home Friends invited to call until services to be announced
Vermont senator criticizes Jackson in a series of addresses delivered over a month. In reply to questions from Warren R. Austin, Jackson declines to explain long speeches, insisting he stands by every word and rejects changing a single line.
Evangelist W B Marvin of Bradford will open a series of spring revival meetings at Nuwareene church Sunday evening February 20 at 745. Rev Averell Allie, pastor, will deliver the sermon Sunday, with Rev Walter Casper speaking Monday. Mrs Allie will lead the evangelistic song service nightly and a local talent choir plus mixed quartet will provide music. Everyone is invited to attend, with expectations of drawing many from Corry and nearby areas.
Open campaign on unlicensed dogs urges owners to obtain licenses. The effort warns penalties for dogs over six months old lacking a valid tag and instructs residents to report noncompliant animals to police officials immediately.
A fragmented note from the Boston Society of Friends hints at a slogan about new dishes. The text references a discovery and a hopeful impact on daily life, though readability is limited and details are unclear.
Twelve readers gathered at the home of Mrs. A. C. Sandburg for a Valentine party. Readings highlighted Abraham Lincoln life events, with Mrs. Bila King presenting two chapters from a History of Pennsylvania. Valentine memorabilia dated 1851 1856 and 1880 were shown. Mrs. Thomas Ragon announced a future gathering on February 21.
Dorothy Whaley and Dorothy Johnson, both of Ficcidilla Aili, are under quarantine for measles. Donald and Dorothy Bigelow of Corry spent Sunday as guests of Kenneth Whaley. Other fragmentary names appear in the notice from the Corry area.
Europe’s largest building claim centers on the Palace of Justice in Brussels, described as covering 12 percent more area than St Peter’s Church in Raine, highlighting Belgium’s assertion of its record size.
A definition notes a humanist as a thinker devoted to human studies, especially classical scholars who, during the late Middle Ages revival of learning, pursued Greek literature and art. This brief outlines their focus on human-centered studies and cultural restoration.
Wall Street reacts to Morgenthau rule on sterilization deposits for gold. Beginning 1988 the treasury will sterilize only sums under 100 million per quarter, leaving larger acquisitions unsterilized. Steel yields rise slightly with inventory work, but price pressure and market recovery remain uncertain amid mixed forecasts from experts.
Stocks eased from yesterday's gains as bonds showed irregular activity and commodities rose except grains with wheat dropping. Large list of industrials and utilities traded unevenly as investors awaited clarification on various issues while several major companies like Bethlehem Steel and General Electric were noted among many others.
A confused clipping notes allegations about tear gas usage on humans and dogs, an arrest over animal cruelty after a smoke pellet incident, and a stray reference to Axminster rug weaving. The garbled text mixes youth, neighbors, and a fashionably named rug, with no clear event or date.
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