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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1944
Page
4
The piece outlines how crying indicates needs or discomforts and classifies infants into two groups. It argues excessive crying can stem from physical needs or a desire for attention and stresses firm parenting to prevent lifelong dependency.
Twenty years ago David Clough a 14 year old Corry youth died after a companion's gun discharged on a hunting trip near Pittsfield. A fire at a Spring street welding shop was narrowly stopped when gasoline leaked from a Keystone dealer tank. Typhoid claimed its first local victim Edward Sparling 26 of Wrightsville at Corry Hospital. American Education Week activities involve State Department of Education representatives discussing vocational education. A severe winter stormblanketed Corry and much of the region as Charles D Sturdevant 67 was found dead in Whee To ck.
A series of Letters to the Editor laments political venom after the election. Writers contrast sportsmanship with partisan attacks on labor and the military, defend veterans and the “100 Per Cent American” ideal, and urge united postwar action.
Corry Red Cross Chapter reports a new expedited service delivering Red Cross messages to United States prisoners of war and civilian internee in Philippine camps. The aim is to notify families and friends quickly after liberation, reducing delays seen when letters traveled via Siberia.
The text notes that messages from individuals in the United States to prisoners of war or civilians in the Philippines are accepted via Red Cross forms through November 30. Messages are transmitted to Washington for Army Postal Service handling, with efforts to deliver to POWs and to civilians via American Red Cross or State Department representatives, including liberation contexts.
Edger Simpson of Fort Matilda is killed when his shotgun discharges as he trips while tangled in a hunting dog’s leash. Coroner Charles Sheckler rules accidental discharge. Lewis Roach, a hunting companion, finds the scene.
A concert of Allied powers faces a stringent peace with Germany. De Gaulle seeks Rhine territory and Ruhr control, Belgium’s slice of the Reich, and no mercy from Russia or Britain. The United States contemplates drastic curbs on Germany’s war potential and deindustrialization. Plans for Liberia Monrovia port project emerge to secure maritime trade and regional influence.
A scrambled quiz asks seven questions about nicknames prime ministers and geography. It mentions Bearers of a life jacket nickname, Adelaide's location, ship displacement, Puerto Rico capital, and notes Firestone rubber plans and oil imports plus Monrovia base in a strategic context.
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Bor-soma Tablets for quick relief from aches headaches and backaches attributed to clogged kidneys. It claims the remedy aids kidney waste removal and blood acidity while urging use with Golden Lax Tablets for constipation. The price is 50c with a 25c laxative option.
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