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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1927
Page
4
Notice from the state health department declares all pneumonia cases must be reported to the health board. The order requires clinicians to record every case with diagnosis and full clinical data, using terms like easier pneumonia when applicable, and to continue reporting until investigation is complete.
Fragmentary local notices report a health threat in Tn China area leading to quarantines and placards as authorities weigh public protection. Other items note political candidacy of Miss Harriet P Sterling, a sale ad for a Findley Lake Weber cottage, a fatality in Memphis, and various community notices about births, theater, and church meetings.
A terse Detroit News snippet notes a fly in South America moving at about 400 yards per second, an odd detail that reads as a curio amid routine reportage. The fragment hints at travel or pace but lacks context or clear connection to a larger event.
Local items include milk and butter promos, bake sale meals, rental notices, club meetings, hospital updates, and road repairs. Notables: Mrs. Harley McCray meeting, Eleanor Ames Mead apartment rental, and Rex tonight featuring Buster Keaton in Battling Butler. Community notices cover health certificates, farm lime, accidents, and upcoming lodge and society events.
Fragmentary notice reports the ex empress of Mexico near death with doctors stating the illness grave. The text also mentions Charlotte as a longstanding site of tension and a church event for youths led by Dr Huff. Other scattered lines reference a patient named Jane Ranamitushy and Mr Ransom’s hospital stay and home care.
Western Pennsylvania railroad officials estimate about 3000 people will travel to Harrisburg for the inauguration of John Fish er as governor. Special trains will carry delegates from Pittsburgh Blairsville and Greene County, with hundreds more on regular trains and other routes joining tomorrow and tonight.
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