Moonshine Seizure in Garage on Mill Street
Police seized thirty gallons of moonshine liquor from a garage stall on Mill Street during a warrant raid led by Chief Tipton and Patrolmen Rum persburger and Planigan. The proprietor was arrested. Also noted, Mutual Telephone Company workers will shift to an eight hour day next week with plans for pension and sick benefits to modernize labor terms. A party honored Miss Florence Piper Tuttle at Concord School as teachers praised her course and spoke briefly about its benefits.
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Mutual Telephone Company
Mutual Company
Corry
Florence Piper Tuttle
Concord
Miss Tuttle
Severe Cold Snap Hits Southwestern Colorado Town
In Alambóna, Colorado, a government thermometer froze at 46 degrees below and broke. Locals switched to an alcohol thermometer, which briefly showed 50 below before rebounding to minus 39 as the cold spell eased.
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Alamoba
O10
Colorado
New York Dairy Forecasts Uniform July Milk Price
Dr C J Blanford, state market administrator for the New York milkshed, forecasts a uniform price of 5.29 per hundredweight to producers for July deliveries to pool approved plants. He also cites a butterfat differential of 5.2 cents per 0.1 pound above 3.5 percent.
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Wepicapar
Soba
Corry
Medical Society of the Ec
New York
C. J. State
Chicago
Bond
Detroit
Pittsburon
Pragman le
Philadelphia
Republica
Blanford
Tojg
AP Tal
Vance
Tony
IQ Test and Notable PMs Quiz from Classifieds
A fragmented quiz asks if Neville Chamberlain Stanley Baldwin and Winston Churchill all served as prime ministers of the same country. It also includes a correction task for a misspelled sentence and a prompt about the “Voice of America” shortwave.
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Neville Chamberlain
Stanley Baldwin
Winston Churchill
Simost
Voice of America
Question puzzle on U S government roles and symbols
A fragmented quiz item asks which department oversees broadcasting in the United States and which Biblics character symbolizes old age. It also asks for the first name and middle initial of a U S government official and notes a decapitated snake symbol tail behavior until sunset, asking true or false.
Paul Revere roles and REA electricity agency question
The text asks whether Paul Revere was a silversmith, wordsmith, or engraver and questions a government agency known by REA initials related to farm electricity. It also inquires what weapon Lila Gartie Nation used in a long-ago campaign against amoons.
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Paul Revere
REA
Joons
Lila Gartie Nation
British doctors face vote on national health plan
British doctors, about 66 000 strong, will receive ballots on Saturday January 31 to approve or oppose the National Health Insurance Act passed in 1946 and set to take effect in July. The plan would provide free hospital care personal medical service home nursing medicines and more under regionally organized health areas with government hospitals and local health centers.
Common cold and its varying severities in respiratory illness
The article outlines the common cold as a self limiting upper respiratory infection with symptoms from nasal congestion to fever. It notes variations where some colds affect only parts of the upper tract and may progress to pneumonia, and highlights home care like bed rest to reduce severity and spread. It references individuals and places in a partial, damaged OCR text.
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Paul Spiexman
Canton
N. Y
E. Stiles
Piret Avenue
Card party at Corry Hospital raises funds and spirits
Twelve tables were set at the Nurses' home for a card party hosted by the nurses and ladies auxiliary of Corry Hospital. Bridge games determined yard prizes for Mrs. W. W. Morgaridee, Mrs. Harold Brow, and Mrs. James Gould. A refreshments committee closed the evening.
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Corry Hospital
W. W. Morgaridee
Harold Brow
James Gould
Patient freedom and pay rules in medical program
The plan assigns fixed salaries to staff doctors and per capita pay to other doctors. Patients may choose any participating doctor if they consent. Social medical committees will decide how many patients each doctor may treat.
Cory High Girls Fall 34 10 At Warren In Big Defeat
Miss Dorothy Henry and Beatrice Daugherty led Corry with five points apiece as the Cory High School girls dropped a 34 to 10 game at Warren. Classified ad note hints at journal advertising.
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Cory
Warren
Dorothy Henry
Beatrice Daugherty
Corry
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