A New World’s Fair Features Movement Over Displays
The Century of Progress Exposition opening in Chicago abandons static displays for movement driven exhibits. There will be model factories with live assembly of an automobile, a working oil well, and demonstrations from physics chemistry geology and biology. A transparent human anatomy model is featured.
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Philaelphia
America
Hach Nadont Anil Gach
Haseen
Tie
Beig
Germany
Controlled Inflation and the Gold Standard Debate
The Pittsburg Post Gazette notes that the public tastes a managed rise in prices after suspending the gold standard. It cites stock gains and a shift to price targets under President Roosevelt, with emphasis on domestic price rises and strategy in international talks.
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Public Utilities Policy and Municipal Rates
The article argues that Cleveland’s municipal electric plant cut rates, challenging corporate utilities stubbornness. It cites Corry area examples of municipal electric and water systems lowering charges, noting Pennsylvania Gas Company as typical in pushing high rates that drive heavy consumers away.
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Corry
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Inflation's quiet start tests inflation clash in Washington
The article describes a muted congressional response to inflation as the administration and moderate Democrats brace for currency expansion debates. Secretary Woodin convenes 12 federal reserve governors for a frank inflation discussion, while inflationists grow wary of 16 to 1 silver or printing press currency moves.
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Twenty Years Ago In Corry Journal Fils April 24 1913
Seniors return from Washington D C and Philadelphia visits. Local fires, accidents, and a frost hit small town in 1913. Enlistments in Company A Pennsylvania National Guard. Various local job changes, property work, and social outings noted. Curiosity kills a kitten in Worcester incident reported.
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Fils
Paris Styles From 1933 Collection By Mary Knight
Mailum Vionnet showcases a 1933 collection emphasizing hip-length coats in plain fabrics paired with checked wool and tweed skirts. The line lengthens both skirt and waist slightly to read as longer than last year with a focus on varied sleeves, including one shoulder-set sleeve and another forming a distinctive cap over the arm, shaping the overall modern look.
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Young Mellon Trains for Banking Position
Paul Mellon son of former Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon will begin a banking training stint at Bankers Trust Company in New York on May 7. He will work in the statistical and investigating department where securities are determined.
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Rain in the Doorway and Other New Novels Review
A Writers By H Allen Smith column surveys Thorne Smith new satire Rain in the Doorway noting its provocative scenes and social targets. Gustav Eckstein s Kettle is praised as a sweeping satire. Stefan Zweig s Marie Antoinette biography is examined for psychological depth and historical insight amid other literary notes.
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United Press
Thorne Smith
Smith
Nowy
Taughy
Uoutteday-Doran
Gustav Eckstein
Noguchi
Harpers
Vladimir Munck
New York
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Joseph Woucé
Marie Antoinette
Lesser Tegren
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Madge Evins Shapes a Hollywood Career Plan
Hollywood interview with Madge Evins outlines a disciplined career strategy from youth to stardom. She credits a clear plan, thrift, and careful role choices for steady advancement from vaudeville to screen work. She discusses balancing work with education, handling stress, and avoiding typecasting while collaborating on Broadway publicity in later projects.
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United Press
Hollywood
State Department
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Acorns Stall Car in Pathetic Astoria Tale
Acorns stall a car in Pawtucket as Arnold Angel of Astton finds his vehicle repeatedly blocked by hidden squirrels in the carburetor. The odd incident unfolds over two straight days, stalling the dutamo bile and delaying travel.
Guaranteed Lawn Mowers 1 Service Guarantee
Charles W. Amy offers fifteen years of experience grinding lawn mowers and sharpening sickles shears and edge tools. He guarantees a sharp mower with Varios makes models and provides contact at phone 877 R.
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