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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1935

Page

4

The Leaning Tower and Hunters in the Woods Tone

The piece critiques reckless wilderness exploration by amateurs. It recalls frogs killed for food, roasting mishaps, and confusion between frogs and ashes. It argues that primitive predeces­sors and experienced woodsmen endured cold hunger sickness and death, warning that lack of training and gear invites danger.

Roosevelt Delano middle initial confusion and federal printing office expansion

Washington memo clears up Franklin D Roosevelt initials noting the D stands for Delano. The government printing office will be modernized with an eight story addition, demolition of old buildings, and land purchase to allow warehouse tracks. The plant prints millions of documents weekly and over 2.5 billion postcards a year.

United Press Washington Sam B. Pettengill Ind Franklin D. Roosevelt Delano Roosevelt Government Printing Office Additio Congress Haib

Storm sewer abatement urged by city business leaders

City business leaders and residents petition the Council for storm water relief amid flood damage last month. They warn that limited finances hinder a new sewage plant but urge action to improve the storm sewer system and protect industries like Raymond Manufacturing and Corry Jamestown Manufacturing, along with numerous stores, from future floods.

The Journal Raymond Manufacturing Company Corry - Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation Baul South Gomnell

Japan blocks American auto makers to aid home industry

A 1930s voice argues that Japan should bar American car makers from further expansion to boost domestic industry. It notes 75 percent of Japan’s cars are US-made and questions government interference, asserting democracy means the people govern. The piece cites the Emperor and divine right, warning public will can overturn ruling authority.

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Amateur Woodmen End 8 Day Retreat In Olympic Forest

Two Tacoma youths abandoned a 30 day self reliance wager after eight days in the Olympic Forest. They would have won 200 dollars if successful and must now perform 100 days of labor for the wagerer. They carried minimal gear and faced extreme cold and hunger, reporting only one deer sighting before quitting.

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Fog Expert Creates Realistic Movie Haze in Hollywood

Hungarian born fog maker Widlioska, now in Hollywood, describes crafting authentic fog for films using mineral oil heated to regulate haze height. He explains London fog stays low while San Francisco fog fills the set, and recalls a near-deadly incident on a Douglas Fairbanks scene when a harsh ammonia mix overwhelmed him.

Hollywood Paul B. Wilieska Widlieska Samuel Goldwyn San Francisco Budapest Hungary United States Holly Wood London Widlioska Douglas Fairbanks Bass Dad Doug Widlicats

Rosine Paris Fall Ensembles Show Purplish Wool Tone

Paris styles feature a purplish blue wool ensemble ideal for crisp fall days. Details include a dusky plum shade, white pique neck and buttons, high stand-up collar, belted coat with double wave seaza seams, and bright crimson accents. A blue dress highlights rough white pique circles as a necklace with matching raveled edges and short cape.

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Star Signal Horoscope Summary for August 24 1936

General Indications of the Day For Everybody. Morning-Tricky Afternoon-Good Evening-Good. The afternoon and evening is the test period for business. Today birthdate warns of worry. December 21st through December 25th and April dates carry favorable influence. Danger from fire accident or rash speech January 2nd through January 11th 1936. Socially favorable January 17th through January 30th 1836.

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Philadelphia G O P Faces Major Faction Split

Philadelphia’s Republican party divided by three remaining mayoral candidates and a string of withdrawals after five entered the primary. Former Mayor Harry A. Mackey and Judge Raymond MacNeille left the race, clearing paths for City Controller Davis Wilson City Treasurer Will Hadley and Sheriff Richard Weglein as a three way contest for the nomination unfolds toward primary day.

United Press Philadelphia Republican Party Philadelphia Harry A. Mackey Raymond MacNeille Davis Wilson Will Hadley Richard Weglein

Meighan Cheereds By Friends Across Ocean

Thomas Meighan star of stage and screen rests after a serious operation. An international broadcast from London last night brought greetings from James J. Walker former mayor of New York John McCormack tenor Bessie Love Joseph Colne and Sir Seymour Hicks among others. Eight Republican mayoralty candidates are seen as non threats by party leaders.

United Press Great Neck Thomas Meighan Crisnas Living Arizona Charlotte Greenwood Meighan London New

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