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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1935
Page
4
A Prairie Philosopher column argues that a market driven by consumer logic may be unstable as appliance adoption climbs. The piece warns of an overreliance on rationale and suggests uncertainty in growth forecasts amid rapid tech adoption.
Voters in Corry are urged to register on Tuesday August 20 as part of the Fall registration days ahead of the September primary and November elections. Over 800 registered last Tuesday, a record for opening day. Permanent registration in third class cities is cited as driving enrollment, with interest rising in municipal and county races this fall. Democratic registration allows party enrollment with flexibility to change each year. The piece highlights Carlton Vs aging as a notable candidate and urges Corry residents to qualify and vote in primaries and general elections.
Reports say five Central American republics El Salvador Ecuador Guatemala Honduras and Costa Rica discussed a proposed conference of presidents to explore commercial and economic cooperation. A political union is viewed unfavorably due to power rivalries, but a regional economic bloc could boost trade travel and communications and possibly promote peace as a model for larger nations.
Market watchers note greater cash sales and smaller broker loans as stocks rise in value. A woman using profits to insulate her rental property reflects a shift from rapid property sales to market‑driven real estate consolidation. Telegraph and telephone sectors face slower earnings growth amid cautious outlook.
Television in Britain will start next year but not be widespread in the United States. Experts say 25 mile transmission ranges limit usefulness abroad and reaching one third of US population would cost about 20 million dollars. Four years needed to build transmitters, which could quickly become obsolete with rapid advances. Experts note TV is improving but not yet ready for broad distribution like radio.
The article notes a shift toward many small orders of about $100 each over single large deals as steadiness returns to business. It cites steel sold via jobbers warehouses and a growing trend of buyers turning to intermediaries to fulfill needs, signaling improved market activity and regular profits.
Edith Van Erden, 66, wife of Willam HL Van Erden of North Clymer, died Saturday night at Corry Hospital after a period of ill health. Survived by husband and sisters Mrs George Petit of Ashville, Mrs Olds of Union City, and Miss Rose Van Maters of Erie. Funeral services set for Tuesday afternoon at the home in North Clymer.
Hollywood officials inspect an 800-lawyer American Bar convention crowd to catalog film lawyer types for casting. Fred Datg and Mel vin Ballerin of Paramount note many recognizable archetypes such as lawyer, judge, and British wig wearers. The guidebook lists thousands of extras by type including sailors, trades, and contortionists, with Turkish and other portraits.
Robert Sroka led a field of about 150 entrants in Waubesha Wisconsin with a doll named Skippy, earning top prize in the annual contest. The quirky competition showcased homemade dolls and drew local families to the event.
A fragment from the Journal Files recalls local events: an ax theft at a tannery housing near the plant, a $52 robbing of a residence, and John Alexander sustaining a severe arm injury after a fall from a high Angolan bridge. Residents visit Titusville and Philadelphia news, plus local utility updates and weather notes.
Glove fashion expands beyond utility with varied lengths from wrist to elbow and a range of materials like suede antelope pigskin and matching dress fabrics. Notable styles include Scot plaid taffeta pairs with matching dresses and gloves featuring bow back closures, bias piping, and multiple stitch rows.
A compilation of editorial views from multiple papers praising New Deal farm programs. Writers applaud Roosevelt administration actions like financing, tax measures, and foreclosure relief that stabilized agriculture and boosted farmer confidence, while some critics warn about constitutional doubts and political opposition.
Washington reports reveal tariff commission hearing on swordfish costs and production differences, with a September 17 hearing date. The post office department reviews glass caskets claimed for large persons, as manufacturers defend wide sales and the government weighs a fraud order. Also noted is the Senate’s swift action to purchase Wiley Post's Winnie Mae after a long calendar delay.
Daily forecast for August 22 notes general indications for all, with imaginative ideas and a hospitable birthday man. It advises courteous public dealings via hotels and restaurants, plus interactions with superiors and officials between December 1 and 28 and April 7 to 21.
A survey of titles weighs a history atlas by J F Horrabin and novels by Gastem Le Houx Tom Camborne and Thyra Sumter Winslow. It notes criticisms of Pulitzer awards and language choices by English writers while praising several works for their romance, action, or social themes. Publication date hints, including January 25, 1988, appear amid the commentary.
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