Boys of Blue Pass and War Memories Reflect on Memorial Day
Corry Daily notes veteran John E Bell of West Spring Creek, age ninety six, begins his final bivouac years after a Georgia battle wound while with Sherman. He will be honored at West Spring Creek tomorrow as J J Andrews Post 7 recalls Civil War tales. Memorial Day ceremonies and Captain Eaken’s school visits stir patriotism amid fading veteran voices. A Tokyo visit rumor links Chamberlain to Japan, but travels may not deepen his view.
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Enforcement in Berne reduces game violations by rangers
In Berne the Gune protector Don Miller leads Ute enforcement to curb illicit hunting. Proven deterrence through jail time and fines aims to shut down poaching networks in Corry and surrounding lands. Officials claim sustained vigilance and stricter penalties will reshape offenders’ behavior and protect stock and habitat.
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Bloomyburg Press Lawlets and Budget Puzzles
Fragmented notes show Bloomyburg press outlining state budget moves with pensions and salaries for officials and teachers. Items include raises for third and fourth class school teachers, supervisors, and town treasurers, plus police discretion funds and widows’ pensions in a murky legislative hopper.
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Bruce Catton in Washington
Bruce Catton reports from Washington on New Deal appointments under President Roosevelt. Senators and public figures discuss Murphy Hopkins Frankfurter Wakefield Smith Amite Pyne and Ward, with debate over impact, plans, and possible withdrawals. A reflection on politics, New Deal momentum, and infantile paralysis fundraiser stubs.
Constance Bennett Softens Screen Image in New Film
Hollywood gossip notes Constance Bennett, long the polished glamour girl of 20th Century Fox, embraces realism in a new drama. The article traces her shift from star persona to a more human, sympathetic heroine as she portrays a wealthy society woman facing personal trials.
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Twenty Years Ago As Token From Journal Files
Reliable information has been received that the 112th regiment with the local Company as a unit will start for the 8th during the next month. A large mass meeting under the Women’s Reform League discussed civic problems including water supply plans. WR G Barnes will leave for Niagara Falls to manage another store. Alitis Dora Wells, former principal at Garying school, engaged in a memorial fund drive in Chicago. Walter McEvoy, son of Mr and Mrs McEvoy, fractured his right forearm at the gym last evening. A banquet honored B S Waltz who left for Ludington to take a new position. Corporal Cedi G Foster is home from Canie Lovia, Washington.
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Origin of Shaker Movement and Early Leaders
Shakers or Mislesinial church, later United Society of Believers, began in England in 1747 through Jane and James Wardley. Ann Lee of Manchester joined, claiming to be a second Christ, and traveled to America in 1774 with seven converts to establish small Watervliet churches. The piece mentions disruptive personalities and chaotic scenes surrounding early converts and followers.
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The Hayloft That Time Forgot
In a 1939 essay the author argues the hayloft of old habits and tools holds value beyond utility. The piece muses on preserving neglected items and memory, warning against the rapid scrapping of the old as society moves toward modern efficiency.
Camel Market in Desert North Africa Trade Hub
The camel market at Tripoli in North Attics, described as the stock exchange of North Africa, gathers Arabs who trade camels and burros. Prices here establish trade values for long desert journeys across the Sahara.
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Recall of Corry Oil Ride by Livery Big and Wildcat
Smith Dalrymple recounts a two day Oct excursion from Grand Valley to Corry to witness an oil operation. He describes a small boilered rig, a boy of about 14, a father, and a tale of stolen Wall Street drilling plans. The piece connects to the 1998 Penn Grade Bulletin reprint and notes no follow up from the New York contact.
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Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
The article extols proper posture and balance as keys to health. It contrasts upright man with a misaligned body, noting the body is a finely tuned machine using minimal energy. It warns that poor posture leads to debility or exhaustion while good posture supports better health.
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Barbs Ape Janet Gaynor Adrian Romance Question
A jumble of gossip notes asks how Janet Gaynor will satisfy a costume designer after a romance with Adrian. It mentions a fad slam book where friends write frank opinions, and hints at Baer singing in films. A Chicago fire near a mall prompts three engine crews, while a 600 year old manuscript with a lyric dialogue is noted in research.
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