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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1941

Page

4

Scary Year on Appendicitis Deaths Cited in Quiz

A fragment from a daily quiz notes a rise in appendicitis deaths compared with 30 years ago. It cites rupture risk at forty percent due to delays from ignorance or fear of operation, and warns against sedatives and purgatives. It urges public education and no treatment prior to medical advice.

Steven Dohanos John J. O'Neill New York Herald Tribune Kentucky United States Doele Boldin

On the Road to Completion in Wayne Newsroom

Wayne alreal well on the road to completion as locals report on prominent arts and civic events. Ford amid notes cover Glee Club guest appearances at the Hotel Astor, Navy assignments, clergy moves, and community chatter from Corry and surrounding towns.

Wayne Alreal Ward Brynolfson Paul Brynolfson Fairview Street Gerry Boy Glee Club Radio City Music Hall Hotel Astor

Philippine defense talks signal bigger US troop role

A column argues 20 000 Philippine troops will join the U S Army in the islands, boosting defense to about 100 000 and hinting at broader strategic stakes as Japan eyes expansion and the Philippines move toward possible independence with Uncle Sam’s pledge. It notes Christmas Seals, tuberculosis progress, gold hoards, and wartime finance shaping public morale.

Philippine United States Army Islands Sam

Young Henry Still Believes He Will Be King of France

WILLIAM McGAFFIN AF Feature Service reports Henri Count de Paris, a 33 year old French royal claimant living discreetly near Rabat, Tangier. He still expects to be king one day, citing royal traditions and a vow to serve France, while avoiding party activity and awaiting a unifying crisis.

Henry France William McGaffin Tangier Morocco Rabat Trench Moroyeo Henri Count de Paris House of France Duke de Guise Lorache Spanish Morocco Munich Oon Ling Belgium Paris Brussels Petain

Twenty Years Ago News Bits From Journal Files

A compiled item from journal files dated November 29 details Miss Dorothy Whiteley joining the Needlecraft Shop for the holiday season, a theater project planned by the Comy Amusement Company, and transport line outages delaying today's publication. It records acquisitions by Flickinger Company, a contract with C HR Rogers for additions to a U S Radial, J T Scully leaving as press agent, a California marriage of Miss Riba E Porter to Hubert L Markwith, and a note on common usage of notify versus announce.

Dorothy Whiteley Mackies Anioludemeh California Riba E. Porter Hubert L. Markwith San Diego Calif

Prom The Meant Society of Pa Ga YoU Answer Seven

A garbled word puzzle asks seven multiple choice questions from a 19th or early 20th century school quiz. Items touch Old Testament titles, March and September scheduling, Arabian Nights, whale classification, land versus water, World War central powers, Rice cultivation in the Carolinas and Georgia, and famous literary quotes. Entities include Arlington National Cemetery, Sacramento Valley, Texas rectangle sizes, Napoleonic attribution, and Milton.

Artin Thomas Babington Mccaulay Alteed Tord Mennyson Thomas Malory Fignal United States Carolinas Georgia Louisiana Texas Arkansas Sacramento Valley California Mississippi Florida Alabami Missouri

Bushido and Grain Types Mentioned in Historical Fragments

A fragmented passage defines Bushido as the unwritten code guiding Japanese samurai ethics and briefly notes two U S grain varieties, long and short grain, valued for food. It mentions Terrapin and references scarce mentions of slaves and dining rhythms in American restaurants.

United States

Fragmentary OCR item on religious event and wealth

The readable fragment hints at a worship service and a large sum of money tied to a community or individual, with mentions of Kentucky and tobacco. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or a distinct action to anchor a full summary.

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