Nightly reports warn of possible Nazi push on Moscow
Berlin dispatches claim German forces threaten Moscow and other key Soviet points as Allied observers doubt a fall but warn the Soviet defense hinges on morale. The article contrasts Bolshevik sacrifice with Western hesitation, urging vigilance in defense plants and railroads amid new perils and sabotage fears.
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France
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Corry Notes on Typhoid Tests and Local Events
In Corry on October 10 1921 Engineer Barrick from the state engineering department tests to locate the typhoid source amid several deaths. Snow greeted the city as four teen friends and old schoolmates gathered for Mrs Pil Mortals birthday. Gretler fractures a left arm after a fall in a neighbor’s cellar. Corry High loses to Union City 14 to 0. A local column comments on language usage and public vigilance.
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State Engineering
Corry
Ingrown Toenail Treatment Questioned In Medical Guide
The article explains ingrown toenails affect either toe corner or second toe. It notes nails growing too close to the nail bed can cause infection with pus and swelling, leading to weeks of discomfort. Treatments vary, including minor surgery to correct nail growth and ensure proper crossing.
Miller Counsel Ready to Appeal in Motor Victims Case
Miller’s attorney Michael Lombardo said the ruling against John B. Miller in the motor vehicles bureau case will be appealed. Deputy County Clerk Gertrude Carlson said she would reserve decision after studying trial transcripts and reviewing evidence with the attorneys.
Beet variety Aaungel-Warrel Mungel-Wursel described
An entry notes a large enatay beet variety named Aaungel-Warrel Mungel-Wursel. It highlights extensive cultivation as an eight inch or larger field crop with potential as an edible, though details are sparse.
State Firemen's Convention Ends in Greenburg Parade
A 21 mile parade in Greensburg Pennsylvania featured 7 000 marchers and 30 bands as 50 000 spectators lined streets. Chief James Batley Wilkes Barre rode a motorcycle sidecar amid the pageant. One marcher Peter McSorley collapsed and was treated. his condition was listed as fair. Linvalu's body lay in state in Philadelphia Independence Hall with services planned for April 22.
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Speak Up For Democracy Reprint From Women Club
Reprinted from Tefense a Main Street club column, the piece argues Congress is a debating society but stresses that debate is essential to democratic process. It notes that after debate comes the vote and national policy, praising committee work by Senators and Representatives and citing Selective Service debates as an example of Congress exercising its duty.
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Indoor air purification by ultraviolet light proposed
The article argues costed binding and artificial jewel-like devices aside, endorsing indoor air purification to crush germs. It notes outdoor air poses little danger, while indoor air fuels germ spread and could be halted by purifying air with ultraviolet light. Massive funding and public persuasion would be needed, plus enforceable laws, before such a system could be implemented across homes, schools, offices, and transport. Military occupation is cited as a warning of fragile control.
Uncle Sam Blimp Patrol Guards Atlantic Waters After Hindenburg
Lakehurst New Jersey hosts a daily ocean patrol by nonrigid airships built for coastal defense. Four blimps currently operate, with three additional bases planned at South Weymouth Elizabeth City and Sunnyvale. Each craft carries a radio station pigeons mapping crews of 82 personnel and can refuel at sea, enabling rapid responses to subs and threats.
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Where the Blimp Got Its Name
The article outlines early airship naming origins from non rigid limp classifications to the B-limp type. It notes British usage of blimp, speed up to 65 knots, and Navy utility with patrols, oil smear observations, and submerged sighting reports.
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Dakehurs
Daily Quiz How Many Can You Answer
A scrambled quiz page asks readers to name John Erskine as painter and author, identify court etiquette, oldest US city, a truth about steam and fall, airplane components, diet sugar substitute, longest human bone, Genoa bombing, Bobby Jones major titles, and Pandora’s box remaining blessing among evils.
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John Erksine
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Masa
Santa Fe
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Woman credited with averting freight train wreck and civil payouts
A quick-thinking housewife signaled a passing freight train near Mrs. Foster Heinbach’s home, averting a wreck as two telephone poles were blown across the rails. In Meadville, Twila Smith and Rodney Culver won civil verdicts against the highway department for damages from road relocation, totaling $990 and $2,800 respectively.
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Red Tanner
Twila Smith
Rodney Culver
Gable Him
Cowheart Lake
Meadville
Highway Department
Smith
Cilver
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