Scarlet fever rise prompts official action
School officials order regimented examinations as new Scarlet fever cases spread among students. Measles show a decline locally while authorities warn prosecutions may follow if new cases are not reported.
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1924
Page
1
Notice to Parents On Scarlet Fever Outbreak
Health authorities report a scarlet fever outbreak near Concord building affecting several students. Quarantine has been extended and schools are testing all supplies as doctors urge prompt reporting of new cases to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wliial Veeniner
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Olliver Dasakle
Leo
Hankl
Ita
Sheiachool
Concord
X, T, Gillatte
Foncard
Gondrall
Casey
Mnvasion
Scarlet
Raples
Winkls
State Department of Health
Dyyykle
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Searles
Guaran
Bates
Nuit Gehost
Cho Pugminie
Linw
Parenite
Union City Man Dies in Street After Heart Attack
Union City resident O Trincent, 64, collapsed on an icy street today and died instantly. He formerly ran a greenhouse, was well known in Corry, and leaves a widow Sophonia Doebuit, a daughter Wetrous, and brother George Tritcult. Local officials and a passerby assisted before aid arrived.
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Ward
O. Trincnt
Union City
Trisewit
Thulteity
I Corry
Mes. Sophonia ,Doebuit
George Tritcult
Dnid
Mes
Wetrous
Community Action Urges Child Labor Amendment Support
The Historical Circle met at the library with vice president Mrs Young presiding to approve a message urging Congress to move the Child Labor Amendment from committee to floor. Members stressed defending children from long hours and urged rapid action with letters to Representative Shreve and other officials. The program featured Benjamin Franklin birthday notes and a World War I era review, ending with reflections on civil rights and civics.
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Pres Dent
Young
Udvess Sawion
United Staten
Corry Tomneaw
Congrensmin
PF McCray
Navy airship Shenandoah safe for upcoming North Pole fight
Secretary of the Navy Denby said the Shenandoah has made good for its North Pole mission. He noted the ship demonstrated the navy’s long held belief in adequate mooring facilities and provisioning.
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Washington
Navy
North Pols
Denby
Shenandoah
Navy Department
Shenandoah Returns to Lakehurst After Turbulent Night
The Shenandoah, caught in a seventy mile gale, battled the Atlantic to return to Lakehurst. Captain Hein and crew guided the airship through driving rain while Navy pilots and ground crews aided the recovery and secured the mooring mast.
Labor's First Move Toward Power Nears Today
London date line reports Labour aims to force a vote on the King's address to open Parliament. J R Chines to move an amendment, with anticipated defeat of the Conservative government amid Liberal abstentions and possible support from Liberals for Baldwin. Majorities and party tensions described as decisive in the push toward a Labour government.
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London
Great Britain
Pan
J. R. Chines
House of Comons
Partiavnest
Prime Pri
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Clynes
Abu
Ainister H. TH Aaquith
Avnil 1 Liberan
Meirtention
Baldwin
Liberal Party
Ashland Fire Rages Through Northwestern Decks
A blaze in Ashland Wisconsin last night caused damage estimated at one to two million dollars. The fire was brought under control today with no further spread expected. Investigators have not determined the cause, though authorities suspect arson. multiple fire units from nearby cities assisted, and crews worked the docks area to contain the flames.
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Ashland
Wis
Inwood
Nine Perish in Severe Storm and Cold
The report details a severe January storm and cold across the Midwest and Chicago. It notes multiple fatalities, injuries, and extensive damage as wind, ice, and live wires caused peril for pedestrians and motorists. Public transit and rail service were disrupted as blizzard conditions worsened.
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United Pros Weavor
Weather Bureau
Washout rumor undermines bridge safety across Union City area
Reports claimed a bridge between Union City and Waterford was washed out but later updates say high water remains a threat and no definitive damage has been confirmed. Authorities note recent flooding delayed traffic and that road conditions could worsen with continued high water.
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Union City
Waterford
Cajon
Corry Couple Are Married in Simple Ceremony
A Corry couple wed in a simple ceremony at the Kooer home on Concord Street. Guests included Mr and Mrs PeQueen of Concord Street. Afterward a reception with light refreshments followed. the couple will reside at 7280 P'slode, West Wayne Street.
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Huaitry
Cariike
Ale
Ama
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Carnrike
West Wayne Street
Gladvi M- PeQuéan
Mr and See
JW. PeQueen
Concord Street
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Kooer
P'Slode
Meg
Satitike
Ryo West Wayne Street
Lase
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Shenandoah Proves Herself Mistress Of The Skies
The Shenandoah airship, torn from its moorings and buffeted by a gale, regained control and landed safely. Naval officers and crew aboard praised the craft after a perilous night, with no serious injuries reported. A formal inquiry will review the incident and the chain of events leading to the near disaster.
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Newark
Shen-auidonh
Morris
Anton Hein
Miterna
Hnd
Naval Air Serving
Heine
Shenandoah
Mistress OF the Skies
United Press
Lakehurst
Stomanitonh—'Danighter
New York
Rahably
Big freighter in Pacific reported afire off Willapa Harbor
A large freight steamer was reported afire off Willapa Harbor near the Washington coast. The vessel Seacon was observed with flames and smoke, with immediate aid requested from nearby ships and authorities as a distress signal was sent today.
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San Francisco
Silverado
Willapa Harbor
Af America
Paving of Carry to Waterford Road Approved After Years of Effort
After years of campaigning by Cort and Union City leaders, the state Highway Department, at Governor Pinchot's direction, approved funding for the Carry to Waterford route. Secretary Wright will invite bids with contracts for the full route expected to be awarded before spring and construction under way by early summer.
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Waterford
Corfy
Erle Jaite
Murray
Paul D. Wright
Beerewry
Pinchot
Union City Rch
Union
Wright
Murraw
Latke
Mueray
Ste Volds
Chamber of Commerce
der Pinchot
Wright Nias
Ory
Mes Murray
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North Pole
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Dirigible
Naval
ARIRE
Pacific
Secretary of Highways
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