Local Paper Masthead and Rates Policy Summary
The notice lists press association credit and exclusive rights for republication, mentions the Associated Press, and details mailing and carrier rates. It identifies multiple city offices and the Corry, Pennsylvania post office as the publication entry point, with pricing for mail subscriptions and carrier delivery.
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Evening Journal
44Th St
New York
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Blomptulta-Lovely
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Teal Estate Trust
Philnee
Associated Press
Republica
Watt
Elso
Corry
Tupon
Christmas Seals Emphasize Early TB Treatment and Prevention
National and local tuberculosis groups stress early examination in schools and workplaces to prevent spread. Isolated cases in groups can trigger outbreaks, while prompt treatment and isolation offer cures and curb infection. National efforts aim to wipe out tuberculosis through pervasive screening and care.
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National Tuberentosis Association
Bétley
America's War Against the Worst Enemy of Man
Washington reports the U S Public Health Service notes pneumonia deaths have fallen from 120 900 to 80 000 annually over five years due to sulfanilamide and serums. Doctors highlight vaccines under study as experiments aim to prevent pneumonia and reduce deaths similar to smallpox, signaling a broader medical victory in the war against disease.
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Medical Society
John Grover
Washington
U. S. Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Daily Dozen Pain Perception Study Notes
A fragmentary item reports on a pain threshold experiment from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania. It describes subjects of varying ages and moods experiencing uniform pain stimuli and reaching similar pain thresholds, with some reacting strongly and others denying sensitivity.
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The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Daily Quiz challenges readers with mixed trivia items
A newspaper presents a quirky seven question challenge from a classified page. It asks about slang for doughnuts bark medicine chinchona, a non stop transatlantic flight, jurisdiction of Labrador, Reconstruction Finance Corporation first president, polar versus equatorial earth circumference, heirs, the 16th amendment purpose, the U.S. president, literary title from Idylls of the King, and a note on 26 million in the United States.
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Anteried
Europe
Gabrador
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
U.S
United States
Notable historical figures and artifacts in brief notices
The text lists several historical facts and trivia: Sarnum, an eirous man, failed in a U.S. Congress race. Wawaseg fou studge is noted in Connecticut’s legislature. Jeremigny Metain Rusk served as U.S. secretary of agriculture under President Harris from 1889 to 1893. It mentions the first playing card kings David Alexander Caesar and Charlemagne on early French cards. Vinnie Ream received the first U.S. art commission for a woman sculptor for a statue of Lincoln in the Capitol. travelers’ aid lone pine emblem symbolizes rest for 16 weary travelers.
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BT. Sarnum
Eirous Man
United States Congress
Wawaseg Fou Studge
Connecticut
Kings
David
Alexander
Caesar
Charlemagne
United States Art Commission
Vinnie Ream
Washington, D. C
Lintolg
United States Capitol
Re Elect Gambosch New York
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Stewart Says Chalk One Against Administration as Congress Sits Tight
Central Press columnist Charles P. Steward argues President Roosevelt dislikes Congress staying in session. He cites reasons for adjournment delays, including world emergency talk and anti New Deal forces aiming to restrain the president. The piece notes the 291 to 148 adjournment vote and signals ongoing partisan and defense contrasts in the post election period.
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Stewart
Congress
Charles P. Steware
Central Press
Roosevelt
Cdy
Martin
Capitol Hill
Toiay & World Emergency
Washington
FD. R
Walter- Logan
White House
Massachusetts
Senate
House
McCormack
Jtational
Wendell Witkie
Fair Grounds Buildings Being Demolished
The Fair Grounds structures are being wrecked and will likely be cleared by January Let. The Mery A Harrison Guild Bazaar opens in the Armory Thursday at 2 PM. Eyewitness travel news includes Murray family returning from Little Valley and Miss Williams resuming studies at Westminster College. Lee Wood left Marsailles on the Canada and expects to reach New York December 19 where Dr. and Mrs. Wood will meet him. Myra Crapser returns from Atlanta with a recital at Fredonia Normal and notes a newly installed organ.
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Mery A. Harrison
Lee Wood
Marséillés
France
Canada
New York
Myra Crapser
Atlanta
N.Y
O. EB. Woodward
Albion Church to Observe Fortieth Anniversary
Albion Nov 29 The special blessing of the new altar and the fortieth anniversary at St. Lawrence's R. O. Church will be marked by a procession at 4 30 Sunday with Rt Rev John Mark Gannon bishop of Erie as guest of honor D D LL D J D The ceremony will honor the remodeled Albion church recently redecorated under Rev Fr William J Sullivan pastor Attending will be Rt Rev Msgr L A McBride pastor of St Ann's Erie who built Albion church at the turn of the century
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Albion
St. Lawrence's
R. O
John Mark Gannon
Erie
Albion Church
William J. Sullivan
Msgr
L. A. McBride
St. Ann's Church
Eight Injured In Two Crashes In Erie Area
In Erie region two separate crashes left eight people injured. At 1 p.m. a car rear-ended a cinder truck on Walnut Creek Hill Route 20 during a blizzard, injuring five including driver Peter Karynoski 39 Cranesville and his daughter Ang. All were treated by Dr. K F McCune in Girard and were later sent home. A second, separate crash around 5 p.m. injured three more people.
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Trie
Walnut Creeke Hill
Route 20
Peter Karynoski
Granesville
Ang
Anns Matasowski
Cranesville
Mary Xnominski
Josepht
K. F. McCune
Girard
At & P.m. Wesnesday
Funeral Rites For Darby Mannix In City Cathedral
James L Darby Mannix 44 of 3611 Holland Street prominent athletic coach and instructor at a high school since 1932 was buried after a service at St Peter s Cathedral. Rev Joseph Mot Singer officiated with music by Louis J Allard. Pallbearers included Lowell Drake Leonard Matts Edmund Thomas Howard Kelly Gus Anderson and John Burgoyne. Two cars and a truck collided in a blinding snowstorm on Rowe 19 injuring Richard Allen James P Fogle and A W Bateford all treated locally.
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Eriefor
Darby’ Mannix Brin
James L. Darby’ Mannix
Holland
Louis J. Allard
Lowell C. Drake
Leonardi Matts
Edmund ‘Thomas
Howard Kelly
Gus Anderson
John Burgoyne
Rowe 19
Driv
Richard Allen
Priestly Avenue
Laurence Park
James P. Fogle
R. D- Upton City
A. W. Bateford
Milyilage
Waterford
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