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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1966
Page
2
The piece laments Americans forgetful attitude toward veterans from Korea World War I II and earlier wars as Vietnam dominates memory. It argues veterans deserve recognition and pride but modern society with its pace and pressures minimizes remembrance and tribute.
Har d reports show buyers will pay more for evergreen trees than in 1945. The note mentions Mayor and local sellers expecting higher prices as the holiday season begins. A truckload of trees arrives for use during Christmas in Jamestown.
The Corry Evening Journal credits its publisher George R. Semple general manager William Luton editor Allan Hasbrouck advertising manager Jo McLaughlin and others and outlines mailing rates and display advertising terms. It notes Associated Press exclusive local news rights and post office entry as second class mail matter.
Jim Bishop reflects on arthritis, noting its unclear causes and cures while detailing personal experience with neck pain. He traces historical terms from Hippocrates to Galen, outlines arthritis types, mentions treatments like Indocin, and emphasizes individualized coping through exercise and pacing.
Drew Pearson critiques to curb campaign hype and urges Congress to limit billions spent on slogans and image building. He documents firms like Dresser and Eury shifting focus from policy to poll driven, media tailored candidate appeals and warns of a democracy ruled by Madison Avenue tactics.
AP column surveys notable dates and events on November 14 across history. Highlights include Sherman’s march to the sea in 1864, Buchanan’s 1856 election, Coventry bombing in 1940, and Tunisia battles in 1942, with brief recalls of Cairo and South Vietnam events.
Hal Boyle surveys quirks from Thomas Merton to a Kansan ban on Sunday rattlesnake meat. Items warn of exercise dangers for mice, urge caution with household solvents, and note shifts in crime and advertising norms.
The article explains rosea rubra as a mild, non hereditary skin condition that is not markedly contagious, usually resolving in 3 4 weeks with or without treatment. It outlines a single rose colored patch, subsequent body eruption, and sun exposure aiding healing. It also warns against overuse of antibiotics for winter colds and advises physician guidance.
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