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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1936
Page
4
The piece argues that Republican calls for a coalition cabinet are impractical. It critiques the idea of cross party cabinets, noting voters shift due to policy failures, not cabinet promises. It asserts the presidency determines party labels regardless of cabinet composition.
The column notes that those born May 21 through June 21 will see best results from certain actions today. General influences predict morning and afternoon difficulties with evening doubt, with limited scope for clerical work and clothing changes advised. Favorable changes are hinted from July to October 1098, and short travel, relatives, neighbors, and study are helpful. beware accidents or rashness between October 9 and 16, 1936. social prospects improve and buying new clothes is suggested March 24 to 27, 1936. WINE IN CANS PROBABLE LODI Cal Experiments to make wine in cans by Beay Creel Winery Association with 2,009,000 gallons of wine weday to idkest.
In Hollywood a resident cites a national article on the high cost of living, noting Bette Davis says she is tired of being held up by steep charges. She recalls an incident at a club where a $4 check prompted her embargo on the venue, arguing that unnamed non stars face added costs for outfits and entertainment.
Harrisburg February 24 The State Department of Forests and Waters has sponsored 147 WPA projects to date employing 4000 men. Secretary Thomas C Buchanan announced the total cost of these projects, when all are approved, will be about one and a half million dollars with the department providing 056,000 for materials and equipment. About half the projects are already in operation employing 2115 men. Buchanan noted many projects are in rural Pennsylvania counties where other agencies could not outline and supervise sufficient public service work to call for relief labor.
Davis friends explain the attack as racketeering driven by a belief in not putting up a front. They recall a shop owner who doubled the price of cress shown in a window and note a wax price double for a garment card. The remarks center on perceived deceptive pricing practices and public reaction.
The item reviews a storm aftermath with heavy snow and blocked roads. It notes a legal step toward damages against the Pennsylvania Railroad for James Hurley death. Commerce secretary Drown reports 63 firms joining Bolay Day efforts. Irene Hart returns from Binghamton visit. Tiks Minstrels set to open at Library Theatre. Local residents include Ernest Group and LaVerne Group returning from Titusville. Bliss on East Frederick Street is said to be ill.
Paris fashion note by Mary Knight reports Worth’s spring collection introducing cream and orange salons and a new gen station of couturiers. The Oldest couture house in Paris since 1848 showcases lowered waistlines, wide belts, three quarter sleeves, and youthful velar collars. Emphasis on Chinese influences in coats, boleros, capes, and new leaf green velvet evening cape with simple front clip and back bustle. Suits dominate sports wear, evening gowns mix tailored and dressy styles, with long floor length skirts and shorter front gowns. Todays fashion tip highlights waistline emphasis.
The article explains depreciation for property acquired after February 28 1919 and prior purchases based on cost or prior depreciation, with salvage value and useful life determining deductions. It notes depreciation starts when a building is completed, obsolescence allowances may apply, and no obsolescence deduction for future obsolescence. Also notes hunting quail garnishy, Kansas incident.
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