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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1936
Page
4
A garbled excerpt mentions rapid healing for sores and ground infections, cell treatment, tooth extraction recovery, sinus infections, and local immunization. It also includes a stray quote about a radial fellow sobo claiming conservatism and radicalism, with unclear context and attribution.
A mixed Books in Review page surveys Napoleon era fiction and related works. It praises Komroff The Waterloo for grand theater flair while noting its romanticized history. It also highlights Count Sforza’s Europe and Europeans, plus a slate of science, crime, and adventure titles with brief critical takes.
The piece surveys 1930s political winds with speculation on Landon Roosevelt outcomes. It weighs Senate and House control, predicts deadlocks, and notes reactions of Republicans and steel interests. It also discusses labor unions shifts and national policy implications amid drought and agricultural aid.
An Italian led disruption during a League of Nations session sparked by protests from journalists representing an indigenous people and a later critique of a speaker Miss Browne. The uproar halted proceedings as demonstrators were escorted out and Italian officials defended decorum while questions arose about talent and philosophy.
An article in Modern Mosaic reports antiseptic light in use at the Durham hospital operating rooms. A medical team led by Dr Julian Wart notes ultraviolet light reduces infection after incisions, cutting convalescence from 21 to nine days and lowering post operative pain, with broader claims yet to be confirmed by further study.
Wall Street reports impressive totals for sports activity with more than 5,000,000 Americans playing or able to play faible tennis and similar figures for fishing billiards bowling and teap shooting each. The New York Just Company cites a nearly billion dollar annual sports bill and notes widespread participation across golf swimming horse racing and many games, urging further funds for education and health.
Magey Rouft presents a midseason collection focusing on tailored suits with conservative reveres and short fitted jackets in bois de rose wool. The ensemble includes a fitted shirt with split side seams, brown accessories, and a matching blouse. Afternoon wear features fitted bodices, long skirts, and long sleeve dresses. Evening gowns emphasize straight cuts with front details and beading embroidery remains smart. Capes and jackets appear, with two scarf ensembles forming bodices for a dove-cut silhouette.
Hollywood film workers argue pictures educate actors more broadly than many schools. Loretta Young cites lectures on Spanish California history from her Ra mona research, while Jean Hersholt and J Edward Bromberg are noted as medical experts through screen roles.
The Longwood Gardens estate near Kennett Square, part of the Pierre S. DuPont legacy, lies along Route 1 about two miles southwest of Philadelphia. Open to the public weekdays and some holidays from 9 am to 5 pm, with organ recitals on Sundays. Admission on Sundays and holidays is often donated to a hospital.
Twenty years ago Charles P. Keating son of Mr and Mrs Frank Keating seals weights and measures official in Erie County will surrender office to commissioners today First Lieutenant Jack Richards with Company A reports the unit due at El Paso this evening The local Company A Relief Association met at the High School to prepare for the boys likely in danger along the Mexican border Arthur Goring awarded a diamond ring at the carnival last evening Mrs Harold Gilbert and Mrs Isaacson Jett visit Erie family members Mrs Sperry plans time with her daughter in Erie.
One minute quiz answers reveal Back Bay is in Boston Massachusetts while the Sistine Chapel is in the Vatican City inside Rome Italy. The text also hints at wordplay and garbled phrases about etiquette and wisdom notes.
Traffic education in Honolulu stalls as the local school for traffic violators reports success in math but closes due to lack of enrollees. Judge declines to sentence violators to the classes.
A fragmented listing notes a sentimental novel for women titled Mother of the Bride by Alice Grant Rosman, a crime fiction Gunshot Gollan by Rupert Grayson, and a spy tale about a secret agent thwarting plots. A St Louis crooning bandit sings while robbing a tug store, escaping with $10 from the cash register.
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