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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1936
Page
4
Paris reports a Parisian midsummer style focusing on black and white ensembles. Semi tailored outfits in white crepes and taffetas feature long skirts and short fitted jackets with full sleeves, paired with decorative shoes gloves and hats. Formal wear includes chiffon and organza looks with white cloques and black accents.
Hollywood Florida Aug. 6 The article notes screen industry impact on dog breeders and pet shops with St Bernard Buck and Lightning the Belgian shepherd becoming sought after. Casting directors face gate crashers while dog owners seek roles for pets and trainer Karl Johnson declined a $5000 offer to train Lightning.
A collection of quick quiz items defines a chantey as a work song sung by sailors. The official state tower of Ohio is the Freedom Tower. The U S secretary of war is George H Dern.
The piece critiques Wall Street influence behind Gov. Landon and supporters like Melton and Hearst, arguing the New Deal’s record rests on select public works and dole outlays. It warns against class conflict and stresses neighborliness to curb social unrest amid drought, reform, and welfare programs.
John H. Bartlett, former Civil Service Commission president, argues in a New York Times letter that Roosevelt administration civil service practices rival those of Harding Coolidge and Hoover. He credits Roosevelt with safeguarding appointments from politics and notes many Republicans support New Deal policies in Washington.
About 53 000 people per day attended the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland as visitors sought entertainment and national products during the event.
The 18 percent edition of Facts and Figures notes Why Mr Car Over feels satisfied with autos and the industry. 1935 operations show output and value well above 1932, with high horsepower and average price changes. US dominance in motor vehicle ownership and strong American car qualities are emphasized.
The column predicts who is influenced by today’s vibrations born March 21 through April 19. It rates morning as excellent and evening as good, and says this is one of the best days of the year for business and travel. It warns of fire and accident danger for August 20 through September 6, 1936 and notes social favors and plain clothes from November 3 to 6, 1936. It also highlights health cautions in November and December 1936 and business expansion potential for August and September 1936.
A reflective quote frames life as a fleeting song with urban voice from Chinatown. The speaker notes many are indifferent singers, capturing a muted cultural mood in a compact editorial moment.
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission recalls Girty's Gap along Route 11 in the Susquehanna area east of Liver and Bool. The landmark honors an outlaw linked to provincial history. markers describe Lion Girty Sr and his kin, with notes on family moves and outlaw tales tied to the Seneca and early frontier life.
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