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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1941
Page
4
Classified note from various city offices and publishers lists advertising rates and mail terms. Mentions The Associated Press credit rights and newspaper distribution details for Corry Pennsylvania with pricing and delivery options.
HaMER Rodeheaver, singer of Chi zaoga and originator of the Easter Sunrise Song Service, has led more than 70 million people in singing worldwide.
The piece urges expanded war material production this year to aid Britain and allies, arguing for higher taxes to fund federal war efforts. It notes growing public support for income taxes, a proposed federal tax on all incomes, and practical needs of municipal government amid wartime.
A 1920 census snapshot shows that one in four American women over 14 is a wage earner, with urban women and rising service and clerical jobs driving the shift. It cites machinery, household labor aids, social security, and family income needs as key factors shaping this labor-market shift.
A fragmentary report discusses rheumatic heart disease in U S children and its impact in Pennsylvania. It notes many deaths under age 49 from heart disease and references measles diphtheria scarlet fever and whooping cough. The text links poverty to higher risk and mentions infantile paralysis.
Journal notes from 1921 recite Glenn H. Brooks to acquire the B H Esley garage on Clinton street in a deal around 28000 dollars. Police night detain a man named Peterson linked to the robbery of Mr Phelps. other names include Edward Hawkins Leon Satterlee and Mr Phelps. A new tractor was delivered to F A Loveland for farm use and Mrs Mary Howard of White street recovers from blood poisoning after pricking her finger. Mrs Louise Carrier and sister Miss Emily Lamons depart for Los Angeles as Mrs Carrier accepts an office post with G H Barlow. Maude Bonetecl chairs a recent Authors meeting with sixteen members. a tureen supper accompanied the gathering. Marie Brooks visits Erie to assist NuBone Company books. National Bank of Corry reports liabilities and assets at 1 587 290.14.
Charles P. Stewart surveys a Washington view that the United States has little chance to secure peace terms by asking Britain and Axis powers for mutual statements. He notes Churchill would likely demand Hitler’s extinction as a condition, making any early bargain unlikely. Washington doubts such diplomacy works today and awaits a future shift after potential regime changes.
A garbled OCR fragment references a crime or medical matter in a northern territory. It mentions distances, persons, and unspecified events but lacks clear names, dates, places, or outcomes, leaving the core incident obscured in transcription errors.
A sprawling Corry daily page surveys plans for a northside supermarket spring delivery, industry shifts at Raymond Manufacturing and U.S. Radiator, housing demand and real estate moves, travel ambitions of local figures, hospital revamp notes, and civic notices. It notes former Corry residents in hospital leadership, fishing train services, and upcoming cultural events while outlining ongoing local business transitions and public interest items.
The piece explains that ancient Egyptians used a pictorial system instead of an alphabet with vowels. It notes that Thongsyptians lacked vowels in writing and that although they spoke with vowels, they could not express them in writing, while their alphabet relied on pictures rather than letters.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Hutchins and Pearce in a city setting with Aldwell and references to a test, a look for a person, and a date or time cue. The text is incomplete and several names are uncertain, but implies a local incident or observation involving several individuals in a Breonue era context.
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