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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1937
Page
4
Jay Franklin surveys the 1937 housing crisis, criticizing speculative profits and labor-capital frictions. He weighs Roosevelt mass-production plans, Tugwell’s greenbelt towns, and the need for courage to push a multibillion housing program to revive prosperity.
Col. William B. Greeley of the West Coast Limbermen's Association foresees a new lumber boom with 1938 production likely to break all records due to high home demand. He cites successful low-cost model homes sold in Washington and rising orders for homes priced 2000 to 4200 dollars, signaling a nationwide build-up in timber use and related industries.
Hollywood reporter Grady Johnson of MGM outlines talent scouting aims seeking an ideal personality in youth or girl not yet found. He cites past discoveries including Powell Cagney Stewart Blondell and Fields, then details four core types hero heroine comedian villain shaping screen potential. He travels nationwide year after year evaluating talent for films.
A damaged excerpt references Louis Napoléon and an aluminum helmet, noting a count of roughly 19,800 repetitions and a comparison to platinum in a fragmentary historical context. The text is incomplete and contains numerous OCR errors obscuring clear facts or dates.
Theas used a coded noting method where small cords tied to a ford indicated color, site, and a numeric SUL of significance. papal deciphered quips described the process.
Columnist Charles P. Stewart argues Roosevelt feigned a toothache to stay in Washington and steer Congress. He notes shifting support among left and right factions, questioning Roosevelt’s grasp of policy and channeling his leadership amid political pressure. The piece portrays a wary legislature and a president balancing power.
Paris notes a Dec 10 ceremony for Mlle Solange du Rougemont and Marmils Decazes. Chanel designed veil and gown in Marquisette and satin with a long train. Twelve bridesmaids wore blue velvet frocks. bride’s mother wore navy velvet. Fashion tip highlights Marquisette and heirloom lace. Also mentions theft issues on rural properties and open houses.
Fragmentary lines describe ingots, sand, and rates near a harbor location with missing context. Mentions North Istesid area, 25 000 per year, and new dealers. Text is garbled with numerous errors, leaving key facts ambiguous.
An old advertisement claims Thompson’s Barosma compound tablets stimulate kidneys and purify blood. It presents tone of a tonic medicine promising to cleanse toxins, act as a tonic, and support kidney function.
Twenty years ago a report from December 11 1917 notes campaign planning for Corry Chapter of the American Radiorss to renew memberships led by Harry B Smith and P G Wand vice Thomas son of Mr and Mrs George Thomas of West Wayne Street prepares final details for the organization. Fort Slocum aviation enlistment for a son of Mr and Mrs George Thomas. Mrs Elizabeth Awakis dies at her daughter's home after a two year illness. Lorestan Cassidy injured when clothing caught fire in a roundhouse stove. Reports from Tre indicate city complaints against a gas company to be amended under Judge Bessna plan. Farry Smith dies at his Columbus home after months of illness. The family had resided in Crawford County previously. Blaine Kincaid visits couth al rie. Mrs M D Dirk of Second Avenue, ot her husband crushed in a mangle, improves today. Mr and Mrs Jackson Raymond travel to Erie for a few days.
A compact snippet lists quiz answers and notes on etiquette, opinions, and a quotation from Gladstone. It mentions the president’s appointment subject to Senate confirmation, indefinite articles a and an, and references Tennyson. A Collier's Weekly note cites a study on window dirt.
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