Shrike Ambushes No Thorns or Barred-Yite
Fragmentary note describes a shrike sighting with unclear details about thornless bushes and a barred bird. No firm location, date, or participants can be identified from the readable text.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1939
Page
2
Fragmentary note describes a shrike sighting with unclear details about thornless bushes and a barred bird. No firm location, date, or participants can be identified from the readable text.
Marui Johnson, 40, near Jamestown, fights concussion after an assault on the wast Lake road. Oscar Lindstrom, Lambstown, linked to incident. Albini Peers, 50, Jamestown veteran, died at home after war disability. Mary A. Norelle, 18, Jamestown, died suddenly. she was a long time resident and local student.
A provincial game official warns that elk ticks have killed about 100 moose in the New Newfoundland land section of Alberta this year. The parasite grows to roughly half an inch, bores under the animal's skin, and sucks its blood.
City and Vicinity column reports Armour's Star groceries, Miracle Whip, cabbage prices, and local deliveries. Obituaries for Rexford D. Bryant and Earl A. Schell. funeral plans noted. Local items include a surgeon's removal of tonsils, a Red Tag sale, a Warren county probation post, and a July Fourth car promotion. Also vermeld: court and political updates, product ads, and incidents from Erie, Kane, Franklin, Kane, and Meadville.
Babson argues that delaying debt reduction harms business and notes tax laws discourage cutting debt. He cites inflated inventories and bank loans, adds that small firms face discounts on notes taxed as profit, while large firms refinance at par to capitalize on favorable conditions.
Feature on Lipoaui Lipo sui presented as a hairy figure at the New York World’s Fair. Describes body covered with hair and a mask to avoid frightening passersby.
In a column from the era, the writer notes unprecedented low interest rates and a push in Congress to reduce debt through tax relief. He cites a shift in attitudes toward debt since World War I, warning that while optimism persists, rising debt could precede a serious economic downturn.
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