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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
3
The memo asks for dates of Frank Baeder raw Baeder’s GI and Ed Sands running a livery opposite Journ building, Dad Ferris at North Center street billiard parlors, and Kinsella operating the furniture store on First Avenue. It seeks when these occurred.
Article describes Richard Dix detailing a simple hypnotism method for parlor use, instructing how to place the subject with a candle behind the heel, fix gaze on a point, and induce sleep. It notes the hypnotist can then give commands and later awaken the subject, stressing consent and conscious character limits.
A juror scene disrupted proceedings as Col Zack Miller’s $242,000 suit against the cowhand actor Tom Mix faced testimony about Mix’s contract and a 1929 show. Miller, a cool witness despite fatigue, faced questions on earnings and ranch connections. John Kelly for Mix sought admissions on ranch receipts and added circus ties, with Testimony from Ringling circus staff anticipated.
An article describes a shift in a communal Aman colony toward wage systems and municipal utilities while noting a broader push for price-based ownership. It contrasts technocratic ideas with practical needs and cites concerns about nerve strain in leadership and legislative extremism in North Dakota and Quebec against installment plans.
The piece argues the incoming U S president will face fierce conflicts among nations and inside government. It warns of rising executive power, calls for decisive action, and critiques bureaucratic growth that crowds out private wealth, foreseeing a move toward state capitalism amid labor shortages.
Mrs Amma Sones Angler Gaughter and Miss Ethel hosted the Baptist Ladies Aid Society for an all-day meeting on Marion Street. Twenty-two attended the one o'clock tureen dinner with others joining for the afternoon. Devotional and business led by Mrs W F Miller. Mrs Kate Mount read the thirty third psalm. prayer by Mrs Jennie Ranglin. Red Cross sewing directed by Mrs Carrie Allen used three machines throughout the day.
The general public is invited to a congregations supper at St. Pauls Lutheran church dining room Friday evening at 6 oclock. Mrs Langton chairs arrangements and a large attendance is urged. Proceeds benefit the Ladies Aid Society.
Corry Grange No Up will hold its regular session Saturday evening at 8:00 sharp in the Maccabe Hall. All members are urged to attend as several members are to be balloted on and an interesting program is planned. The Wideawake class of the M church meets Friday evening in Miss Pauline Webb's home on West Wrederele street. all members are invited.
A garbled notice notes that boilers provided with proper care have given efficient service for forty years, while others have not received the same care and have deteriorated. The item attributes blame to mismanagement by a named agency and warns of ongoing issues with maintenance and reliability.
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