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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1935
Page
3
Fragmentary item from Naples notes a dated event at Mines gait 11. The line hints at a local occurrence or meeting but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes to confirm details.
United Press reports a playful survey of Roosevelt family and aides car licenses across states. It notes Joseph Robinson’s telephone call, New York and Georgia plates linked to Roosevelt relatives, and eight Washington house cars with District of Columbia tags.
Hollywood film shorthand fragment recounts crew hardships filming high altitude stunts with parachutes and frostbite, alongside Navy and Marine Corps cooperation for a fortressed sea attack scene. It notes conference talks among Samuel Goldwyn, Anne Sten, and Osaka press, plus Henry Travers’ path to acting and Lillian Hellman signing for Dark Angel. Oscar the gray squirrel at Mascot post office adds a local note.
A magazine Esquire profile of Arnold Ging and his novelistic method. A gossip style look at Gingran and his circle, noting how the writer sketches characters and scenes surrounding a genius with a perfectionist mania. The piece situates June and the Esquire editorship, framing the book as a sharp study of literary form.
A fragmentary critique discusses the cycle of praise and abuse in biographies of Charles Dickens. It notes works by Annre Maugnis and Hugh Kingsmill as examples, comparing Maugnis’s method to a surgeon’s precise, detached analysis and praising the books as penetrating, despite a scattered focus on tokens and diverse reactions.
The article critiques Edna Ferber Come and Get It and Win Cary Duncan The Amazing Madame Jumel, noting Ferber’s vivid childhood scene and Duncan’s detailed yet sensational portrait of Madame Jumel. It also reports the death of Mrs. Margaret Ami Nutt at 79 in Kang, noting her long residence and family connection in Kang.
A long account recalls the 1932 Lindbergh case ending with Bruno Hauptmann’s first degree murder conviction. The jury rejected mercy, choosing the death penalty after evidence tied Hauptmann to ransom funds and the crime, withbereaved Col. and Mrs. Lindbergh left to bear an irreparable loss. The piece also discusses public and private wages in a later editorial note on work relief and wage policy.
Paris fashion notes Madame Schiaparelli expands children department private catering for well dressed youngsters. Designers aim to start kids on style early with simple, cool outfits to spark a Best Dressed Child headline trend.
Horoscope notes caution about finances and personal affairs. Mentions home Moon Cancer rules home and dates across 1935 1938 1985 with periods of travel energy and social favor. Encourages cautious communication and clerical work on specified windows.
Sharon, Pa. February 4. Strawburg reports difficulty catching female rats, described as too smart for traps. He says male rats will fall for any trap, but females require poison that acts after four hours to reach success in a three week campaign to destroy rats in Sharon.
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