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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1922
Page
3
A medical authority asserts anesthesia education is neglected in medicine and dentistry curricula. It calls for broader training accessible outside major hospitals, urging medical and educational bodies to share responsibility and society to cooperate for improved, practical anesthesia knowledge.
The article describes a cooperative medical clinic in Manhattanville New York serving about 5000 people with a $6 yearly membership. It funds itself and offers maternity care and general services, aiming to extend access for modest means while avoiding free dispensaries. The piece also reflects on voter engagement and civic responsibility beyond elections.
A pumpkin pie bake-off in Jerapy drew strong showing with 119 pies judged, containing ample pumpkin filling, earning top honors. The event highlighted 80 pies as part of a wider competition.
A jumble of phrases mentions Tom Sims and a scattered mix of numbers dates and references to posters stars and schooling. It includes disjointed lines about freezing points sneezing points a gnome star and a dated sense of time with unclear actions and unclear subjects.
A compact list of daily market quotes shows steady to firm readings across dairy eggs poultry flour and feed staples. Highlights include steady butter, firmer eggs, steady whole milk and corn noted as spot easy with no major price spikes.
Judge Gary of United States Steel urges a Washington peace conference with broad national business input to discuss unsettled financial and industrial questions. He envisions open minded delegates from nations, similar to those at the Limitation of Armaments talks, to avoid repudiating obligations while seeking practical solutions for recovery.
Twenty years ago the town considered a potential new theatre on Flint Avenue tied to prominent figures like Charlie Porter and local politics. A Republican Armory meeting drew a large crowd with C P Rogers Jr presiding and remarks from Hop M L Brives and others in New Britain. A local incident at Zilet's barber shop and a medical college connection are noted amid weather anxieties and a cat raising three kittens expected to weather the coming winter.
A Maryland suburb group of women could not get officials to fix poor roads, so they raised funds, built a culvert, laid gravel, and prepared the road for top dressing. They worked hard, hosted dinners, dances, and teas, and learned road construction to improve local policy.
Classified notice seeks sewing and dressmaking services at No 8 Spring Street. Advertisement requests all kinds of sewing work and related dressmaking tasks. No further details or contact information provided.
Arcade candy prices slashed on Sunday following a Saturday sale. The promotion highlights significant discounts, drawing attention from shoppers seeking bargains on classic arcade treats this weekend. Local outlets advertise limited quantities at reduced rates.
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