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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1935
Page
3
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A corry daily column critiques relief wage policy and inflation risks, arguing private work as the true remedy for unemployment. It also notes an English popularity contest list of famous figures, discussing public attention and ostracism as a potential modern response.
The Dionne parents condemn Ontario's seizure of their quintuplets by four government guardians led by Dr. Dafoe. They claim coercion to sign away parental rights under threat of losing welfare, while the quintuplets generate trust funds and monthly income. The piece questions precedent and future implications of state appropriation at birth.
United Press reports on the Washington office of Attorney General Homer Cummings described in vivid red decor and luxury, including scarlet rug red leather couches red velvet drapes and a private retiring room. The piece notes Cummings prefers a smaller adjoining room for work and mentions the similar arrangements of Solicitor General James Biggs.
Twenty years ago notes show Smith street property owners petitioning the city commission for paving. The item also mentions Odd Fellows members attending a Cambridge Springs encampment, plans for a Spring Creek to Corry road, and viewers recommending a bridge over the Brokenstraw. Additional local movements include A H Matsle in Erie, E D Bowen visiting Spartansburg, N Perkins to Menueville, Conlon and Carl W Smith in Erie, and Edgie Van Vieck traveling to Warren on highway business.
Horoscope page advises a favorable day with energy in the afternoon suitable for sports or energetic work. Warns anger and quarrels with partner, suggests avoiding overwork, and notes health risks like colds between April and August. Mentions dates March 24 26 and a period from January 1936.
Universal quickly moves on Delay in the Sun by Anthony Thorne after selecting it as the Evening Standards January book of the month. Lynn Riggs at Universal City starts a treatment while RG Shorti handles adaptation. Princess O Hara production wraps. David Burton confirms no retakes and cast changes.
A fragmented 19th century advertisement touts San-Gura Ointment and San-Gura Soap as cures for itching, sores, fever blisters, boils, and chapped skin. It claims money back if not satisfied and lists prices and a testimonial from O. B. McIntyr of Dumrizht, Dida. The copy presents a bold health claim style typical of patent medicine ads.
MRI Feb 26 More than a score of motorists are said to have fallen in the police net on the first morning of the latest safety campaign. Police chief George Christoph issued sweeping orders to enforce traffic laws at corners and red signals. Warnings will be mailed to the drivers, with warrants possible for violators. Mayor James P. Rossiter demanded strict action after numerous accidents. Captain Gail Ross and others pressed for an unrelenting crackdown on reckless driving.
Funeral services for Albert B. Sheldon known as the sage at Sherman were held at the Community church in Sherman with ministers from Jamestown and Sherman assisting. Burial followed in Sherman. Born April 7, 1842, in Westfield, he taught young and sold livestock and butter, built property in Jamestown and nearby towns, and served as Sherman town supervisor and in the state assembly.
Paris fashion writer warns women to resist using pockets as storage. Notes decorative pockets on frocks coats and jackets risk bulges and mischief. Advi ses stitching pockets shut on costumes and favors large pockets on sport coats for occasional use while keeping hands out of pockets.
Mr Sheldon hosted a 4th birthday dinner in Sherman village and issued a public message to newspapers. He donated a park site to the Community church and contributed substantially to the YMGA, reflecting ongoing civic support.
Dr. Jay B. Nash of New York University told the ninth state conference of physical education directors and instructors in Boston to look as idiotic as possible for health. He urged relaxation, slouching, and walking with ease to find rhythm and reduce stress.
A Sunday afternoon crash on Roosevelt Highway near Ludlow involved a Dodge coupe driven by Walter Ry and a Cadillac driven by Louis Segel of Warren. Both cars suffered heavy damage and one occupant was injured. Patrol investigator Patel W Brion led the probe.
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