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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1941
Page
4
A chaotic clipping blends weather notes with safety guidance and light humor. It discusses storm fear, practical safety measures during lightning, and a brief civic weather column, ending with a retro note about Santa Claus and military sleighs from twenty years ago.
Attendees reminded to notify city officials about carryover coffee handling during Monday event. second registration day tomorrow with city offices open until 6 pm. Mrs Addie Taylor's son Ernest Tay fon and Miss Hloixe Scott wed at the bride’s home in Liston Ontario last Thursday. other itineraries include Mrs Prank Blair and family traveling via Kanada and Miss Jo Lyons visiting Miss Murray en route to teaching duties in Harryhead W.Y.
Americans condemn Laval as a pro Nazi who paid for his extremism while others call the shooter a patriot. The piece argues France is torn by its leaders and rapid change, fearing renewed revolution before liberty returns. It questions American habits and resilience in bearing hardship.
A student body president from Blophenx College in Columbus Missouri presents a statement on Hemocratis values and minority rights. The speaker argues that every woman and child is an individual, stressing conscience, rights, and the moral dilemma of steering these matters toward broader societal inclusion.
A garbled quiz page presents seven questions about pronunciation capitals pirates clocks and famous lines. It includes misspelled phrases and unclear names such as Thailand Switzer lana and Locarno, with references to Roosevelt Potomac and Patrick Henry.
A Pennsylvania tourism emphasis highlights the state’s vast agricultural region with about 170000 farms and 19 million acres of forests. Scenic valleys in Lancaster York Berks and surrounding central areas draw visitors via fruit orchards and farm estates. Rural landscapes from northwest to northeast showcase farms and colonial architecture, with notable sites near Philadelphia and in central counties
Historical notes describe Pompey’s theater built by Pompey the Great and claimed to seat between 10 000 and 40 000. The piece notes chocolate’s late development as a beverage and that John Barrymore’s first photoplay role is linked to Raffles the Amateur Cracks a "M ar".
Hollywood Sights and Sounds reviews June Havet performing in a movie promo segment for Four Jacks and a Queen. The piece notes her bold stage attire, hints of romance with Mr Biggsby, and interactions with Hays Office officials during a rehearsal. It also identifies Gypsy Rose Lee as her stage double and mentions other cast members and the director.
The column criticizes Marshal Petain and Vichy, labeling Petain as a totalitarian figure aligned with Hitler, and questions de Gaulle's anti-totalitarian stance. It notes Washington actions, the Dakar episode, and alleged Vichy propaganda aimed at aided totalitarianism, while recalling recent anti Nazi resistance in France.
IOAMING round Corry s big four and Aero Sippy are named among 2a7h workers in a survey predicting January jet wage draws from these industries. AVS moves from Capt Cod house to West Park Place. Dr Harry Rhodes flies solo. fifty Union City golfers travel to Culbertson Hills for an all Union City handicap. The Wills visit Urbana and Greenville. Melvin Shambaughs plan move to a remodeled Franklin street home. Robert Swan relocates to Key West Marine base. Also listed are Chris Christensets planning three gasoline pumps, Cory pro teams, and various civic notes including primaries, development proposals, and local business deals.
The article surveys historical beliefs about apples in medicine and mythology across Europe and the Bible. It notes claims that apples restore youth and treat diarrhea in children, cites components like tannic acid and cellulose, and discusses uncertain knowledge of the apple’s health benefits.
Film producer Jesse L. Lasky discusses plans for The Adventures of Mark Twain in New York. He vows to photograph the crowd at Twain's death services and to explore Twain's life from riverboat pilot to wit and lecturer. Lasky cites Halley's Comet birth and death in Twain's timeline and mentions a planned trip to Hannibal Missouri to recreate scenes on the Mississippi.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local note about a fence dispute or fence fencing issue involving AFI authorities. Names and places are unclear, but the item resembles a brief civil or civic notice on property work or enforcement with limited readable details.
The readable bits mention Mr Hupl oeraphies 0 wal Asner fence and 4 pel Bean, with references to works in a library or magazine context. The text is highly garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable persons beyond obscure names.
A fragmentary line appears with unclear names and phrases. The readable bits mention hunger and an open moment but lack coherent events, dates, or identifiable people.
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