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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1935
Page
4
A reflection on July Fourth as America's day of independence. The piece recalls the ringing of the Liberty Bell to signal adoption of the Declaration by the Continental Congress, notes the holiday’s traditional names, and urges readers to study the Declaration to understand its democratic ideals and enduring significance.
A commentator urges Congress to overhaul federal income taxes with focus on middle brackets and some lower end adjustments. The piece argues middle class taxpayers should bear more to fund public expenses, creating citizen stake in policies, and claims other countries tax incomes starting as low as two hundred dollars annually.
A fragmented report claims Britain recorded a huge turnout with 141,000,000 voters across England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. It cites varied peacetime choicess including strong support for League of Nations participation and arms reduction, while other options condemn weaponry and coercion.
Paris , July 3 The house of Mainvoohey highlights three mid season outfits set to influence summer and fall fashion. A satin green evening gown with a dyed fox fur cape, a printed silk day dress with detachable cape, and a tailored high neck taffeta outfit with white eyelet edging and a long black taffeta coat are described with their distinctive features and silhouettes.
The fashion note explains Mathbooker dyeing Tex to match a green evening gown and adding a pleated train to an afternoon dress. It also highlights four tailored black taffeta pieces for olroet wear.
The text presents a fragmented astrological horo scope list dated August 22 to September 23 with daily mood cues Morning Excedent Afternoon Doubtful and Evening Fake Early hints. It references birthdate guidance and invites travel, science, philosophy or religion interest while noting historical mentions from 1938 and 1986 within a miscellaneous almanac fragment.
United Press reports Washington faces vast government red tape as agencies seek space and new bureaus. The TVA expansion plans spark legal clashes while cuts begin on unused office space. Also notes India film industry spending 100000 rupees for a Madras actress amid global trade and cinema shifts.
Mactan Scott, 28, of 011 City, was fined 2100 and costs after a charge tied to a local offense. The court ordered payment of the fine and court costs and did not specify further penalties.
A Sherman resident Hall driving a fast Chalmers car near Cutting tyred turtle overturned twice leaving three other men injured. The captains were Frank Keith Theodore Miski and Clayton Spade all from Sherman Gowands Sust Mendile. A Corry Brick and Tile company record month featured high prosperity figures from TeRosay. A tourist train carrying German Red Cross workers passed through on the Chicago to New York route. Births include Lewis Messenger West Corry Street a ten pound son. North Corry residents attended a reception for Mr and Mrs D F Southworth recently returned from a wedding trip. Corry Water Supply work begins to collect data on city water lines and mains. Franke Button recently returned from St Petersburg and formerly with the company begins new works. Judge J T Barker traveled to Spac Tungpitg to conduct an event.
Fragmented OCR records a chaotic Hollywood scene near Hollywood Boulevard with references to Rudy Vallee, megaphones, and the Warner Brothers studio. The garbled text mentions broadcasting studios and a failed search for megaphones, suggesting rumors or headlines about early radio or film production disruptions.
United Press reports a memo from Jesse Jones of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation urging swift action in the Recovery Program. It cites staff changes and offers positions to discharged officials, with Mitchell declining and others facing scrutiny amid a broader purge.
A brief note records a magazine issue delayed in delivery. The May 1822 edition of a periodical named Miyaring wen was reportedly issued, with mention of Yo Curl Mackenna and an event in California several years prior.
Harrisburg area report describes a ringneck hen protecting her chicks from two weasels in Lower Paxton township. The hen and chicks survived. the weasels were killed after locals Claude Holtzopple and his father discovered the scene.
Home economist Frances Barton guides Girl Scouts in learning jam and jelly through the strawberry season. The piece notes rising badge counts from recent years and provides a detailed recipe for Strawberry Jelly and Strawberry Jam, including ingredients, steps, and yields, reflecting a traditional home crafts focus.
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