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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1934

Page

3

Real Estate and mailing rates listed for cities nationwide

A postal notice lists addresses including Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia Corry Pa with rates for by mail and carrier delivery. It notes second class mail matters and annual, prepaid, and restricted territory options along with per copy and weekly rates.

44Th St New York Bartlett Milwaukee Michigan Square Chicago Stormfeltz-Lovely Detroit Chamber of Com Pittsburgh

Sir Josiah Stamp Contradicts British Fund Views

A British economist Sir Josiah Stamp criticizes the U S stabilization fund while admiring its British predecessor. He argues funding exchanges and canceling effects could harm American exports, yet he praises American boldness in adopting such tools. The piece notes Washington shifting away from earlier deference to Britain.

Sir Josiah Josha Stamp America Est Bir Josiah United States Josiah Washington

Why condemn the students over Capone knowledge

Commentators fret that a 5000 student survey showed most could name Al Capone but 45 percent could not identify Charles Evans Hughes as Chief Justice. Critics urge curriculum revisions, yet point to broader gaps in general knowledge and news literacy among adults and clergy alike.

al Capone Charles Evans Hughes United States Supreme Court Chicago Hughes Supreme Court United States Pennsylvania Gapone

Insurance records show 1983 drop in personal crisis reports

A major life insurer reports 1983 records reveal the first decline in personal crisis self harm cases since 1925, aligning with improving economic conditions. The same data show rising mortality from malnutrition through the 1920s, with the Alfred Weath rate down 6.0 percent since 1933 and still falling by early 1983.

Indlin

Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Files February 6 1914

The Erie-Corry trolley line project is reported to be carried out this year. Lumbering operations stall due to sleighing with Corry wood industries delaying stock hauled to the city. A son born to Mr and Mrs John Gaffney of West Church Street. Capt Jack Austin honored with a cup at the Erie banquet presented by D Warren De Rosay. The cup engraved for grandson John Austin McInnes born January 9 1914. Production of Little Omen enjoyed at Library Theatre as the company heads to Oil City. R C Loupe improving after illness. Charles B West longtime Columbus resident dies at his son's home aged 80.

Corry Erie Lebor Journal Erie-Corry Erie Capt Jack Austin D. Warren DeRosay Capt. Austin Grandpa Austin John Austin McInnes

Bones Found in Shallow Grave Near North East

Erie reports a county investigation after bones uncovered by state highway workers three feet underground on Stitt Haskell farm two miles west of North East were identified by Coroner Stroble as a human skeleton. The deceased’s sex and time of death remain undetermined.

Erie North East W. G. Btroble District Attorney's Office Parison Stroble Pa Stitt Haskell Farm North Ead Carmer

Suicide and Economic Strain Reflected in Period Observations

Ambiguities and distorted phrases discuss rising suicides linked to severe distress, noting that even in prosperous times the rate increases. The text argues suicide is a personal act not tied to overall conditions, yet acknowledges apparent connections amid economic hardship and natural factors.

Ailicides Meares

Warren William designs a clothes hanger for actors

Hollywood Feb 6 Warren William, recently named one of the screen's three dressed men, is perfecting a complex clothes hanger to hold an entire actor’s ensemble. It includes spaces for coat, vest, trousers, a padded hat knob, shoe trees, ties, shirt, cane, and a spat holder. He notes actors like Jimmy Cagney and Ruth Chatterton would benefit, as wardrobe discipline varies per scene.

Hollywood Warren William William Warren Jimmy Cagney Ruth Chatterton Kay Francis Barbara

Farmer Finds 1724 Spanish Coin in Cabot Arkansas

A Cabot farmer plowed up a Spanish coin dated 1724 and stamped for Charles III. He turned it over to O H Davis in Cabot who noted its value and said merchants would not accept it for goods. Davis described the coin as valuable though it is not widely usable as currency.

Cabot, Ark H. Davis Davis

Thompson's Warosma Tablets Claim Kidney Relief

An old advertisement touts Thompson's Warosma Tablets as a remedy for backache and disordered kidneys. It claims to clean the kidneys and gently affect the bowels liver and stomach, promising quick relief from headaches dizziness and rheumatic pain. It urges readers to buy at local stores.

Thompson

Revival of evening head-dress headlines fashion notes

Paris fashion reports a revival of evening head-dress in millinery. Paul Samuel creates ornate ornaments for salons and cabarets while Madame Marie Alphonsine drafts a diadem with interlaced gold threads. Hairstyles feature diadems, curls and plaited tresses held by pearl or glass pins as a key trend.

Paris Official de Ta Couture Parisienne Paul Samuel Samilais Madame Marie-Alphonsine Samuel Murmer

German beer trade blamed on cinema fueled decline

United Press report from Washington notes German liquor habits shifting as cinema and theater draw youth away from beer. Ramsay cites 45 quarts per year now versus 100 in 1914, linking change to entertainment and sports interest. Also, DOJ opens a Federal Reforma tory house at El Reno and a Me can Mines scam prompts closer scrutiny from the FTC. A cat travels 474 miles to return home to Coeur d Alene after four months away.

United Press Washington Glanma Us Reich Hugh F. Ramsiy Munich Commerce Department Ramsay Germany Madre Coeur D'Alene Ida Boise i W. J. Guimond

Lindbergh Underpaid Is Belief of Many Aviators

United Press aviation writer notes aviation circles defend Lindbergh’s 1928 stock receipt from Transcontinental Air Transport as fair. Col. Lindbergh’s salary and role as chairman seen as appropriate. many aviators doubt he was overpaid. Spirit of St. Louis stored in National Museum briefly displayed with flare safety concerns.

Lindbergh Swanee AVLUK United Press New York Charles A. Lindbergh Transcontinental Air ‘Transport Corp Mr. Black Col. Lindbergh Swat National Intelligence Iheschwyyiniy Slim Lindberg Nobomy

Readers Club Meeting Highlights Weekly Session

Sickness and absence disrupted attendance at the Readers Club meeting held Monday afternoon in Mrs A Ells King’s residence on South Center Street. Current events were discussed and chapters of Miss Bishop by Bess Streeter Aldrich were read. Next week will be at Mrs C J Robbins’s home on East Smith Street to continue the book discussion.

A. Ells King South Center Street Miss Bishop Bess Streeter Alvith Nour C. J. Robbins East Smith Street

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Corry Evening Journal Pee ‘West South John Gaffney West Church Street Library Theatre Oil City R. C. Loupe Charles B. West Columbus B.A. West Hollywood Film Shop War Department Tam Adjutant General Army YMCA Department of Justice Southwestern Reformatory el Reno Oklo HL. Merry Rio Grande Securities Division Federal Trade Commission Golconda U.S Vicks Member Federal Reserve System Frank C. Chapin & Sons North Center Street Col Charles Lindbergh
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