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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1935
Page
3
A compact OCR fragment offers sparse readable bits such as numbers and scattered tokens. The piece lacks clear names dates or places, preventing a confident event or subject identification.
The article argues that society must buy what it produces or give goods away, rejecting perpetual crises. It asserts prices and wages should adjust to stabilize the system, condemns stock watering and price fixing, and advocates intelligent control and self-discipline rather to spare either workers or machines.
The Motion Picture Foundation of the United States of America proposes a program of approved films, including family pictures for weekend shows, historical pieces on States and cities, classroom visuals, musical pictures, and international goodwill films. It argues censorship harms art, urges performance-based creed, and notes public appeal is needed to attract audiences.
Heywood Broun notes that stars like Josephine Hutchinson Edmund Lowe Lionel Barrymore Rosemary James read widely, from biographies and art to California history. Hollywood shop owners confirm actors eagerly await new works, showing reading is now part of character development, not mere prop usage.
At a reformers gathering Senator Blanton and Representative Cellar sparred over liquor in the House restaurant while Downe of the World Monetary Reform League recited a quip about a meager dollar bill. The exchange touched on temperance and Capitol life amid a broader budget and policy mood.
A fragmented 1915 column recalls local events: Columbus area resident Jeremiah Spoon dies after illness. Wake Morgaridge withdraws leaving L. W. Olds as sole candidate for a special election. A foundry worker suffers a severe facial gash after a fall. C P Richings of Urbana lectures on the Negro Problem in three local churches. Local couple Guy L McKee and Clara Merle wed at the United Brethren parsonage. School Superintendent L Wilson reports for the fourth month with 1200 enrolled, 1123 daily average, and 13 tardies. A booze party at Was End is raided. one offender arrested. Fox, skunk, and rat skins arrive via Adams express at the depot. A large laundry hamper is stolen from Mr. Mitter's home, containing about 320 of clothing. M R Meptick visits Erie. J B Perkins returns from Titusville. Sam Jacobson and Abe Gumbinsisi go to New York to buy stock for a new store.
In a peculiar press conference Mrs Roosevelt attempted to discuss current topics while two Irish setters barked loudly. The first lady tried to answer questions as the dogs interrupted, and she urged them to be quiet, highlighting the scene surrounding the department's business.
A local ad lists discounted items across toiletries and remedies. Prices range from 3 to 84 cents, highlighting powders, tonics, shampoos, toothpastes, Emulsion, Buckley’s Mixture, Najol, Miles products, and other branded preparations. Special weekend offers include Absorbine Jr and Pinkham’s Compound at reduced prices.
Harrisburg July 18 four key Earle admin objectives surface in committee work a state recovery law to augment the National Recovery Act liberalized Workmen's Compensation act extended old age aid and a constitutional revision to fuel a 1086 overhauling effort. The plan includes labor organizing rights in the state recovery act and targeted changes to old age tests while preparing delegates for a constitutional convention.
Two Wattsburg youths Steve Chi vari eleven and his brother George were found huddled in a Wattsburg area garage near Five Mile Post after misjudging distance from Erie. They had been living with their mother in Evie following parental separation and were returned to their father’s home near Wattsburg after cold, hunger, and exposure.
Star signals warn of evil times for the female sex and recommend caution over the next two weeks. It lists health cautions for those born July 17 to July 27 and color affinities for Aries guardianship. The text also notes date ranges of danger and social fortune across late 1935, with a police incident at a barracks involving a father.
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