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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1941
Page
4
A bragging quiz lists ten questions covering croquet equipment Latin phrases whale oil perfumery psychology poetry quotes and geography. It asks about Lenin's given name the US Naval Academy colors and the U S city nicknamed The Hub plus a famous poem line.
Miss Eleanor Koestner returns to Erie after visiting her sister Miss Julia Koestner. R Morricca Jenyes sails from New York for Naples to visit mother and relatives. Byron Van Dresar hosts Thanksgiving entertainment at Columbus with eleven guests. Mary A Harrison Guild Bazaar planned at Parish Hall Wednesday night. Dr Harold Patterson to open an office in the Alex building. graduate of Universal Chiropractic College. Bunion treatment notes emphasize shoe choice and surgery effectiveness. The piece also touches on industrial uses of cotton fabrics and resins and mentions timing gear and electrical parts.
Article details how three American overhaul efforts on the Burma Road increased tonnage by 400 percent. It describes staged improvements from trucking organization to radio networks, driver training, mobile repair shops, and preventive maintenance to reduce delays for freight from Kunming toward China amid wartime threats.
Fragmentary text shows a debate about an eye condition and a claim about a 50 Intucky Limit. The excerpt references FACTOGRAPHS and a large number of game duimols in the Wyte Sinton, noting indifference to the estimation of government experts.
From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania a health note explains bunion causes a weakness in the foot and a bulge at the arch joint. It notes bunions occur far more in women, with pain and discomfort aggravated by activity.
A wartime civic pamphlet argues for political freedom and civil liberties against fascist models. It contrasts rights to trial by jury, protection from unlawful search, free speech, and fair elections with totalitarian systems, and notes a 1941 tea import statistic for context.
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