Winter Weather Reflections From A Far Colder Europe
The Corry Evening Journal comments on the severe European winter, noting record cold in Germany France Poland and near the Baltic. It ponders causes from sun spots to ocean currents, but says humanity cannot control weather and should prepare with proper housing clothing and food. It remarks on the fragile balance of nature and the surprising resilience of life under extreme cold.
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Europe
Germany
France
Poland
Baltic
Niure
Providence
Arctic radio station opens Arctic field comms decades ago
A historical note recalls a 29 year old directive to link St Michaels by telegraph and a later Point Barrow radio site. An airborne relay carried gear before regular equipment arrived by sea, enabling weather data, forecasts, and trade links for whaling, fur trapping, exploration, and Arctic communities.
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Arctic
Signal Corps
Alain
Lovie
Hiss
Fitz Jidens
Point Barrow
Medicine Hat
Weatherle
Lonestans
Government seizes shipments labeled cures for influenza
Government action targets hundreds of drug preparations sold as influenza cures. The Food and Drug division rejects cures for flu and urges the public to see a doctor. Doctors provide medicines and patient guidance, but cannot guarantee cures.
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Food and Drug Division
Flute
Problem from Mba area of circular track width 20 feet
A puzzle describes a circular rice track 20 feet wide with total area 2200 square feet and asks for the inner circle radius. The accompanying text includes unrelated arithmetic steps and mentions a boat-wornerous, nonsensical timed explanation, providing no coherent solution.
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Mba
Look and Learn Quiz Answers Summary
Answers list questions and responses from yesterdays quiz. Includes average brain weight Water Windsor white ant and 80 000 eggs daily No 5 3898 miles plus regional and historical facts from Civil War era inquiries.
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General Sherman
U. S
Water
Windsor
Canned Fruit Quality Doubts Prompt Caution
Fragmentary note questions safety of canned fruit quality after processing. Claims improper sealing and possible spoilage risk suggest consumption warnings and need for corrected processing standards.
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files February 19 1909
A Pittsburgh crew decorates the state Armory for the Knights of Columbus hall event on February 22. The night’s entertainment featured Emmanuel, at Mrs. C. P. Eaton’s home. Union City couple Elizabeth Clark and Ray Shephard wed February 15 in Union, to reside in Columbus. Company A to elect a captain this evening at the Armory with inspection to follow. House party hosted by Mr and Mrs Mark Smith of Beaverdam with guests from Buffalo and J Follette. Ice on Chautauqua Lake thinner than usual as large operators begin cutting. Ducks seen in open water near Mayville. Company A basketball dance last night deemed not a success. players vow a big gathering after Lent. New diphtheria case reported Miss Winfred Keefer of West Washington.
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Chautauqua Lake
Mayville
Child Burned by Scalding Water In Kitchen Accident
Poh Kane reports a one year old girl, Virginia Straush of Route 2, fell into a pan of boiling water Sunday afternoon. The child, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Straush, sustained severe scalds to arms and hands and was hospitalized at Community Hospital for about a week. Probable cause is believed to be the child standing on a chair near the stove, causing the pan to spill when she touched a ledge.
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Kane
Virginia
Charles Straush
Route 2
Kane Woman Hit By Sled Injures Kane Resident
Feb 19 Kane report of a serious coasting accident on Bayard street in front of the City building. Mrs Cora Bissell, 124 Bayard Street, suffered a bad fracture after being struck by a sled. Two girls aged 10 and 8 witnessed and attempted aid. She was taken to Summit hospital for treatment and rest. authorities note lack of safety measures for children and pedestrians.
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Ane
Cora Bissell
Bayard Street
Kane Sumuit Lnspital
Anns Mae Frody
Doris Coon
Bissell Ral Hoygt
Knights of Columbus Sponsors Scout Troop Plans in Oil City
In Oil City on a February Sunday afternoon, Dr DaM Powers chaired a Knights of Columbus boys work meeting. The gathering outlined organizing four Boy Scout troops and reassigning 100 older boys into districts for further development with Father Hopkins, Father Haslett, and R Brice Graham of the Clarion Venango Council guiding the subdividing efforts.
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Oil City
Dam Powers
Knights of Columbus
Boys Scouts
Organi
Ol City
Corel Boys Welfare Club
Hopkins
Father Haslett
Tittsville
R. Brice Graham
Clarion Venango Tounell
Boy Scouts
Ite" Ari
Thoxine Prescription Promises Quick Sore Throat Relief
A vintage promotion touts Thoxine as a fast relief for sore throat and coughs. It claims instant effect, safety, and no harmful drugs, with a money back guarantee. Available from Ames & Co. Price listings 60c and 1.00.
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N.fp
Ames & Co
Bitter Day in Senate Prohibition Debate between Borah and Reed
United Press reports on February 11 1929 a rancorous Senate clash over a prohibition bill. Borah defends enforcement and constitutional bounds while Reed attacks the Eighteenth Amendment as unenforceable. Debate touches bootlegging penalties and calls for repeal or amendment amid extended congressional sessions and looming adjournment.
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Borah and
Reed
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Senate
Alssouri
Jay
Congress
Nicaragua
Watson
Jones
House
Boralvs Uy
Fredonia Girl Disappears After Family Quarrel
Phyllis Ostrander an 18 year old from a prominent Fredonia family vanished Sunday night after a quarrel at home. She is five feet tall, 125 pounds, with blonde red bobbed hair. Last seen wearing a brown oversat and hat, carrying a patent leather suitcase. Police say she may have headed toward Brassa.
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We -Force
Phyllis Ostrander
Feldona
Sly
Indden
Predoaia
Brassla
Thy
Seeking Stranger Theft Suspect in City
Police hunt a man believed to have broken into the home of Mrs. Eliza Shaler on West Pleasant Street last night. The intruder asked for lodging, ransacked rooms, and stole a pocketbook with cash. The report also references congressional remarks and a bill amendment discussed by party members.
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Eliza Shaler
West Pleasant Street
Shafer
Shafter
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Trust
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Know Upoo
Pau
Teeler
Pittsburgh
State Armory
Knights of Cole Ammbus Hall
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Golinel
Concord Street
Elizabeth Clark
Columbus
Ray Shephard
Union City
Union
Mark Smith
Beaverdam
Buffalo
J. Fol Jlette
Miss Winfred Keefer
West Washington
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James Reed
Wecauset
Borah Venturea Wi
Boral
Canada
England
Mussolini
Imperial Decres
Prince of Wales
United States
Borah
Connecticut
Caraway
Arkansis
Bease
South Carolina
Fredonia
Tong
Drys
Felts
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Corry
WM. J. van Vleet
Prop
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