Jigsaw Craze Continues In Local News and Ads
The Corry Evening marks a feature on the ongoing jigsaw craze as storekeepers report rising demand and continued popularity. Experts note puzzles offer temporary relief from personal difficulties and provide a mental escape, with puzzled purchases expanding beyond earlier assortments.
Encouragement for Summer High School Band Concerts
Sponsor and band members plan public concerts in the city during summer. Officials aim to begin as weather allows and hope to extend the series through the season with community and business support. The plan seeks to attract visitors, cover small costs, and boost local commerce through band performances led by both youth and adult volunteers.
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Simple living linked to healthier diet says Surgeon General
Surgeon General Hugh S. Cumming argues high death rates arise from prosperity and fad diets. He praises the shift toward a simple, home exercise based lifestyle and reliance on plain staples like bread, milk, potatoes, and vegetables for a wholesome, economical diet.
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U.S. Public Health Service
United States
Gumming
Eile Gneil
Roosevelt Ottawa talks spark new era of friendly commerce
A Buffalo News Ottawa correspondent says the Washington conference with President-elect Roosevelt and Canadian ministers could start a new era of friendly commerce, cooperation and neighborliness between Canada and the United States. Premier Bennett is said to be contemplating a plan beyond the 1911 reciprocity idea, urging mutual advantage. The piece stresses the long peaceful U S Canada relationship and urges both nations to pursue a broader neighborly enterprise in trade.
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Washington
William D. Heeridge
Ottawa
Bufffalo News
Canad
United States
Bennett
Canada
Canale
Bribz
Roosevelt parade stands spark outrage over seating deals
A sanitized Washington note describes disputes over inaugural parade stands near the White House. It alleges pricey seating, blocking views, and criticizes Navy paymaster Rear Admiral Joseph J. Cheatham and Army Quartermaster General Frank B. Cheatham for allegedly shaping funding and allocations with questionable honesty.
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Navy
Cheatham
Joseph J. Cheatham
Frank B. Cheatham
Mheathani
Grange to Hold Meeting Saturday Evening
Curry Grange No 58 will hold a regular session Saturday at 8 30 PM in their hall. An interesting program has been arranged by the lecturer and all members are urged to attend.
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Curry Grange No. 58
Hollywood Film Shop Notes and Cast Sketches from The Era
Fragmented notes describe Hollywood film shop chatter with names like Glenda Farwell Marion Mudden Sally Bhuie and Lyrettn Youn as sisters and a reference to Lillian Hevesi Fuliet Gaynor. Mentions actors Clark Gable Warren Beatty and Leslie Sheward in a stage show, plus various film personalities and a string of scattered biographical fragments from early cinema history.
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Hollywood
Muliywadd Bowleyare
Glenda Farwell Welts
Anak May Wong
Bootle
Marion Mudden
Riph Morgan
Robertson
Sally Bhuie
Lyrettn
Younaie
Lillian Hevesi
Fuliet
Gaynor
New York
Warren Wir Jikm
Gebrgory Ratole
Welliaan Gergan
Leslie Sheward
Mgibery
Ellln Fluston
Amin Nogurre
Edward Sedgehas
Hieranthe Rugies
Pythians Aid Needy Family With Red Cross Gift
The Pythians collect donations during a St Patrick’s Day themed gathering at the hall to support a needy family through the Jeep chapter of the American Red Cross. An anniversary gift draw and a surprise birthday tribute for Mr. Ante Andrews are noted, with Mrs. Anu Reeves Wes receiving a primrose plant and thanks for the event.
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Pyim
Pesteu
Iffemoon
Jeep
American Red Cross
Ante Nadrews
O'Elvel
Anureves Wes
Auxiliary Hospital Auxiliary Met and Plans Events
The Ladies Auxiliary of the hospital met yesterday to arrange family-related events for the centennial season. The first affair is set for April 6 at the Woman's Clubhouse with Mrs Harrison Eppel and her committee organizing. Sewing activities were planned, and routine duties were reviewed. In Burlington Vermont, a man named Gosselin, 64, faces deportation after traveling to the United States from Canada 45 times, with prior deportations noted.
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Lauies Auxiary
Ie Cony Hospital
Woman's Club House
Harrison Eppel
Aury
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