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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1937
Page
4
The piece notes Roger Babson proposing eight resolutions for 1938 covering labor taxes utilities railroads building foreign trade Congress religion and social harmony. It mentions debates among high schools and the idea of using the referendum as a debate topic.
An administrator reports a prolonged downturn with about 2,000,000 idle workers. Unemployment is rising, but signs point to a recovery by January or February. A winter of discontent is expected to ease with spring, while fears grow over Japan's moves in southern China.
Public outcry over a vulgar radio program prompted apologies from the sponsor and broadcaster. Hollywood paused a major film project amid the controversy while a 1987 box office star list emphasizes clean entertainment and family appeal. Officers discuss immediate mood relief for disaster areas as preparedness concerns rise.
The text argues that winter disasters along the Pacific Coast already require emergency responses and that costly prevention is built by long term planning. It stresses foresight to lessen immediate damage and protect lives through organized rescue work. It also cites Smedley Butler criticizing gunboat diplomacy and urges less violence and more effective justice among nations.
The fragment lists answers to a geography quiz and hints on etiquette. It mentions Hans Keng as an island and city near Canton, and notes a missing isthmus. It also references countries like Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and Iceland in a partial question set, with a brief horoscope remark on birthdays and diplomacy.
Washington dispatch notes Joseph P. Kennedy’s London embassy posting aimed at boosting his profile for 1940. It contrasts Morgenthau remaining in Treasury with Kennedy in London, hinting at tensions and potential embarrassment in official remarks while pondering a future cabinet role.
A fragment describes baboons traveling in bands and using foraging strategies to resist attacks. It notes observed behavior in Africa where baboons flee pursuers and post around rocky passes. The text references Mankers Fravel and monkeys with lin apes in a stylized, uncertain passage.
Paris reports mid season couture details with ilvidlis emphasis on draped silhouettes, inverted pleats, and yokes. Designers such as Lucien Lelong Catherine Parel Paquin and Heim showcase black silk, navy wool, and satin fabrics with standout features like side zippers white flowers and standup collars.
Washington columnist Jay Franklin argues Roosevelt’s New Deal provokes recession fears and GOP opposition. He contends conservatives misread relief cuts and monetary policy, while New Dealers push for negotiations to stabilize markets. The piece surveys political blame, potential conferences, and lasting policy tensions amid unemployment and economic strain.
An OCR fragment cites 1983 data claiming one nonprofit hospital service in the United States and many others, plus figures on minerals valued at 722222,000 produced in Alaska since 1880. It notes a 7,200,000 purchase from Russia in 1887 and mentions a long range photograph near Mount Shasta. It also states cantaloupes are named after a town called Cantaloupe.
Fragmentary notes recount the origins of cross word puzzles and similar games. It notes that Hindus and Chinese engaged with complex word play around 1000 B.C. and that magic squares featured in medieval occult practices, influenced by figures like Dee.
An early 20th century style guide advises on winter skin care. It warns that cold damp air tightens pores, dries skin, and that excess bathing worsens dryness, especially for the elderly. It recommends reducing baths after age 50, using almond oil or olive oil and simple balms, and prefers cleansing agents over soap.
December 28, 1917 itemized notes recount a Corry region holiday event and local notices. The 1916 Camryigh school class gathered at the annual holiday event with Wallace Young as toastmaster. Names mention Wallace Young, Yasorea Paulson, and Melayed Christmas mail backlog at transfer points. Obituaries note Xiames Woosburn aged 95 passing at Sears Hill. Also listed are officers elected for Corry Temple Pythian Sisters and other local mentions including Mrs. M. Bonpell’s return from Brie.
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