Corry residents react as daylight saving time ends
The Corry Pa community discusses the end of daylight saving time and the shift to standard time. Residents note longer evening daylight has aided gardening and recreation, while concerns arise about clock changes and intercommunity time relations amid wartime measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorry
Wille
Corry
Mally
Willeh Las
Congress
Witte
Wien
Tom
Macy
Courage and War Echoes in Anxious Times
A reflection on Russian courage amid World War I era battles, contrasting boldness with futility. The piece questions the value of display over decisive action, noting political and social shifts, technological changes, and speculative impacts on public perception and policy.
The Mew Taxes: A Mock Tax Burden for All Citizens
A satirical 1942-era piece envisions a universal federal income tax, detailing an imaginary $40,000,000 joining fee for the "Taxpayers' Club" and showing how a family would pay weekly taxes under a sweeping new levy. It lampoons tax policy and government overhead with named groups, figures, and year-inflated costs.
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The
Taxpayers’ Club
Ieome ‘Axpayers
Gln
Society of Penetial Gripe
Gant Gress
Daily Quiz How Many Can You Answer
A fragmented historical note on insomnia outlines causes such as central nervous system issues, faulty habits or hygiene, and disease. It suggests nerve tension and environmental factors affect sleep and that treatment hinges on identifying the underlying condition.
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Mnust
Twenty Years Ago Notes From A Small Town
Forester B Anderson of Stile College to discuss tree plantings during a local meeting. A new cement block garage by Franke Betts nears completion for immediate use with the National Garage. Suph Hemstreet announces Chapel Singers will open the Lyceum Course on October 19. Henry Cook narrowly escapes serious injury after being thrown from a morning flyer while attempting to jump a shed bin and suffering bruises. Mr and Mrs Hillstrom with two couples return from a trip to Port Albany. Chicago publisher Mr Jackson visits, listing W B Edmonds and others. he has spent weeks with relatives in Bonworel. Mr and Mrs A Gumbinkky resume home from a Sen nea Fells visit.
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Franke Betts
Boris
Henry Cook
Journal
Little Valley
Dillon
Hare
Steph J. Ressiar
Knoxville
Tennessee
George Rogers
Cory Boy
U. S. Navy
San Diego
Calif
R. Rogers
Avon
California
New England
Aggie
Bull Aggie
Layern
Grandy
Corryilo
Erie Radio
Pussy Willow
Tea Room
Erie
Union City Times
Ehterarise
Buffalo
N. S
Holton V. Noyes
Company A
Jamestown
Howard Johnson
Fairmount Avenue
Glenn Wood
Corry
Tousewife
Gilvert Amberg
Kankakee
Numnent
Lite
Corty-dumestown Manufacturing Corporation
Amnbeg
Middlewest
Toys
North Bash Sun
Chan Gick
Worth East
Field Club
Frank R. Pertine
Arthur 3
West Ubedone Daily Dozen? Medical Society puzzle stunt
The fragment shows a teaser asking seven questions from a classified page and hints at an answer section labeled Turn To classified page. It lists questions about Gershwin, Rhapsody in Blue, World rivers, The Good Earth, and other varied trivia with completion prompts.
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Amazon
Ti Africa
Europe
South America
Yi Andrallan
Traditions of Food War Back in Ancient Times
The text discusses early food war traditions, noting Sumerian origins and dating back to the first century B C. It mentions methods of cooking in ancient armies and contrasts modern practices with older fustiomed methods. References to Britain and Temple Climo of Juonidton appear in garbled form.
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Whitt
Ty Tndin
United States Army
Juonidton
Reemploying GIs Guided by Decentralized Plan
Colonel Lawl Sundera heads a national reemployment drive aiding veterans returning from service. The system, vast and decentralized, relies on local boards and business partners to assess each man's education, skills, and temperament, ensuring detailed, certified employment guidance.
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Sergies
Avery Mad
Welre
War Department
Corry items mix travel, notices, and local business chatter
The page surveys quirky local items from the Corry area, noting brief travels, rumored stores moving into vacant shop space on North Center Street, defense‑sector work revival, and a high‑profile sacred concert that drew crowds. It also covers marriages, church notes, railroad business, and assorted community tidbits and gossip.
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear literary list
The readable text presents a jumble of names and phrases including Cronin Harper Brown and various fragments. It mentions characters, relationships, and vague plot hints without coherent events or outcomes. This yields a garbled, impossible-to-summarize narrative.
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Evening Journal
Agus Papi
Russia
Wrrest
Arts
Sari
Washington
Melople
Iim
Jiv
Liu
Inkler
Moniti
Scott
Mhart
Pond
Betta Councilis
Ie Levine
Capitol Hill
Poloroy
B. Anderson
Stile College
Mr. Jackson
Chicago
Hainess Herald and Shoe Repair Shop
W. B. Edmonds
Jeff Iast
A. Gumbinkky
Sennea Fells
Vrow
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Ron Gow
Su Waller Scotty
Venterk
Ireland
Stewart
Sanders
Dy Charles
Stewart ‘Central Prine Calunerist
Army
Navy
Marine
Wast Villian Ras
Lawl Sundera
Caroel
New York City
Ivallabe
Hs A
United ‘Butes
Abang
Rj.scot
Jack
Landon
Boston
Sam Francisco
Tral
Cory
Warren
Norge Refrigerator
Ace Alito
A.M. Lite
North Center Street
Motimes Steel Company
Hivin Bjorpstad
United Brethren
Christchurch
Jurmperl
Toronto
People's Church
Oswald J. Smith
Lovella Jane Mead
Janes Mr. Whieadt
Mead
Haat Wayte Street
John J. Muldoon
St. Lawa Cathedral
St.Louis
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Rite
Tare
T. Aird Mofit
Kate
North
Caroling
Sergi
Frank DeLiry
Wadshora
H. Ward Baldwin
Baegertown
Spa
Halawin Laboratories
Russ Byler
Secom
Togke
Imine
Perry F. Haines
Erle
Slecion
Corrylies
Carsola
Interex
Rentby
TAL Red Cross
Hiriya
Fie
Guohol
AY Scedestrian
Cohna
A. J. Cronin
Saines
Mir
Berlin
3 Brown
the Whit Miller
Cay “Low Man
Allen Sm
Haye le ‘Dyer Miller
Vanguard
James T
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