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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1944
Page
4
The page discusses a government nutrition report noting citrus fruits and tomatoes boost vitamin C intake while overall American diet quality hinges on home circumstances and rationing effects. It argues for responsible voting and civic duty on Election Day, contrasting American values with autocratic regimes.
Fragmented OCR notes praise General de Gaulle for keeping France alive during crises and guiding postwar leadership. The text is garbled with errors but hints at admiration for his fortitude, resilience, and influential stance against captivity. It references nations, leadership, and enduring gratitude.
A Corry Gazette note recalls Col. Clarence Shoop and Mrs Shoop attending a White House dinner with Lt. Col. Elliott Roosevelt, amid broader chatter on Roosevelt campaign sentiment in Corry. The item mentions Maggee Hospital coverage, local social ties, planned job shifts, and questions about civilian production and future plans for local industry workers.
The article outlines constellations and bright bodies visible this November. It notes Venus in the western sky after sunset, Saturn in Gemini near Betelgeuse, and Jupiter rising in the east before dawn, with stars like Deneb and Algol highlighted and a mythic note on Andromeda and Perseus.
The note traces apple diversity from about 1900 when roughly 140 varieties were on the recommended flat and nurseries offered around 1400 kinds to today when only about 40 varieties remain of commercial importance. It highlights a dramatic narrowing of commercially used apple varieties over time.
Twenty years ago county assessors raised valuations by ten percent for 1825 on instruction from county commissioners. arrests have occurred in tax disputes while improvements near Corry and Warren progress quickly along the Pittsfield Wrightsville road. upcoming events include an industrial recreation revival with basketball volleyball indoor tennis and horseshoes. Rex Theatre showcased The Hunchback of Notre Dame to strong crowds. Gus Andersons Erie East High eleven looms upcoming on Washington Street grounds. The Capps maintain large herds of tame reindeer.
Daily Dozen from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania describes impetigo a highly infectious skin disease common among schoolchildren. It starts as a blister that fills with pus and tends to appear on exposed areas like face hands neck or forearms. The article notes it does not threaten overall health but spreads easily among peers through towels pencils and clothing. Regular hand washing helps prevent infection and treatment by a doctor is effective.
A garbled quiz page asks seven questions on world figures and history. It includes requests to correct a sentence about peace negotiations, connect names such as Erettinus and Gromyko to a conference, identify the European front for Brazilian expeditionary force arrival, locate Dutch Harbor, complete a famous command, and name authors like The Green Pastures. It ends with a fragment about Nevada having the smallest population in the Midwest.
Emma G. Surnx Sand dies October 29 leaving an estate valued at 680740 with 4704100 rent estate locals. Dr Charles G Biricltand and sister Mrs Carle B Harris named as main beneficiaries each to receive half of the residue after two 1000 bequests to grandchildren Benjamin W Strickland and Mrs Jane Strickland Meyer of Exie. Mrs Harris also inherits jewels silver glassware and china. Probate admitted by Registrar of Wills Ralph B McCord.
In BHLE on November 4 a couple wed on an eastbound Pennsylvania Railroad train. Robert Fisher of Norfolk and Blanche Horst of Cambridge Springs, aboard at unlock Depot, planned to wed at Hookhaven but learned Alder Brabender was aboard as official. He married them during the fast ride, and they continued to Norfolk to start their life together.
A fragmented notice describes eastern rails offering tangy Rome Reality apples and juicy baked apples, Idaho line featuring baked potatoes and lemon pies, New England line praised for seafond dishes such as Maine Jobster haddoo chowder halibut and mackerel, and northeastern line favoring braived ribs of beer.
North Corry emblem Oil Station on N Center at Columbus Ave offers batteries and battery service with manager phone 24-681.
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