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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1941
Page
4
The page lists advertising rate details and notes The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to AP dispatches and local news published in the paper The text also provides mailing options and pricing for subscriptions in Corry and surrounding areas.
Readers are urged to have solicitors credentials approved by the Golden Rule Club committee before donations. The club aims to curb deceptive campaigns by professionals, merchants, and others who are visited by pushy solicitors, protecting both donors and worthwhile causes.
The article argues America now hosts the world’s arts center as European artists disperse due to war. It notes a shift of artistic gravity westward, with refugees and rising American creativity strengthening music, painting, and publishing while European constraints shrink.
A quirky newspaper item presents a seven question challenge for readers. It lists garbled prompts about middle names, governors, elements, geography, and biblical texts, asking which options are correct or false with several distractors.
Twenty years ago a meeting of 75 families outlined the organisation and incorporation of the Dairymen s League Co op Association at the City Building last night. Thieves broke into the Everett Racket store Sunday but failed to locate the Saturday night receipts. Edin Shaffer was seriously injured at the west end yards this morning. A L Dykes M J McCarthy and James Nevils left for Erie to serve on jury duty. On November 16 a Pullman train will run from Jamestown to St Petersburg and Tampa with reservations urged. Schoolmates Birthany cub meet with Mrs Bong Ayers yesterday afternoon. Vo M Sandburg is building a boathouse at his Little Cow property. Mr and Mrs Sandburg spent the week with Where.
The piece explains sequelae as after effects of diseases affecting heart kidneys or lungs. It notes crises may pass without full recovery and patients often ignore orders to stay in bed. A thorough exam ensures no lingering after effects remain after apparent recovery.
Harrisburg November 1 Reconstruction of federal Social Security Board classifications threatens the jobs of seven state employment office managers earning between 3600 and 4400 yearly. Secretary of Labor and Industry Lewis G Hines says the reclassifications require competitive exams and may replace top exam winners. Offices affected in Erie Williamsport Scranton Harrisburg Norristown Altoona and Greensburg.
Sharon, Va November 7. State liquor control board agents and Constable Robert Maxwell raided a farm near Fredonia and seized a still operating in Merter county. They also confiscated illicit liquor and mash. Wien Ruimsavejerie, 52, was held for grand jury under $2000 bond on operating the still. Spices in ancient Rome exempted spice traders from military service.
The Salamancka Indians in New York began receiving their annual calico allotment funded by Uncle Sam. About 5,000 Six Nations members are affected, with this year’s allocation at three yards per person due to cotton price-driven yarbage drops. The program, totaling 4.5 million dollars yearly, covers clothing, domestic goods, and farm implements for the Senecas, Tonawanda Senecas, Tuscaroras, Onondagas, Cayugas, and Oneidas, with distributions starting at Salamanca and extending to other reservations over the next six weeks.
Funeral services yesterday at 2 pm for Dora Lucille Chase 14 at Ridge Memorial. Rev W H Garnett officiated. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers were Roger Lillie Norman Kline Gale Beckwith Thomas Grice Howard Blakeslee Bernard Skitt. Hayes School sixth grade class attended along with many friends and relatives.
In 1930 an Alaskan glacier yielded remains identified as those of a prehistoric whale. The discovery implies ancient life preserved in ice, offering clues to marine ecosystems of the distant past.
Ti Van Island lies in the South Pacific between Samoa and Fiji as part of the Tonga islands. The name derives from a local feature described as a moke bag or tin can bobbing in water, attracting passing steamers. The passage notes common errors in reading or transcribing this remote locale.
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