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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1936
Page
4
Horoscope brief listing July August and September aligned signs and dates. Mentions August 22 to September 22 as sensitive period with cautions about deceit and mystery. Notes favorable topics include cattle travel philosophy elderly people and old things. Contains scattered dates including 1987 and 1936 with clerical affairs writing.
A central America trip by the head of I T T discusses how Chile and others are building home industries under protective tariffs. He notes Chile has eliminated thousands of imports by domestic production. He argues for more open world trade to avoid harm to global commerce and conflict, mentioning American athletes heading to Berlin.
Buyers from across the country flock to New York wholesale markets to place fall orders. Weekly totals rose to 1,862 versus 1,063 a year earlier, signaling stronger activity. Purchases span coats suits dresses furs and household wares with budgets hinging on a 16 percent sales rise. Economic optimism and bright conditions nationwide shape buyer plans and expectations.
The passage portrays a troubled ruler amid danger and assassination chatter. It recalls loyal guards and concerned onlookers, noting the king’s composure, a guard’s quick action, and reactions from observers. The text hints at political instability and the broader impact on power and policy.
A reflective piece argues that retirees face indoor and home risks as much as outdoor ones. It notes that accidents persist at home, with figures suggesting many injuries occur indoors. The author urges sensible habits and self control to avoid dangers without endorsing universal pensions.
Column notes events from July 21 1916 with Erie mentions. Topics include Coty’s gala week opening plans in nearby areas, Charles B Hughes not speaking in Erie, a home burglary at Rouches Crossing, merchants closing for a featured week, Wallace Young taking a new railroad job, the death of farmer Burrows at Spring Creek, and Hugh Russell Fraser praising Roosevelt’s popular appeal and leadership.
Hollywood Film Shop reports Camerman Lester White devised a two plate glass filter to reduce glare and a non directional windshield for glare free driving in a scene with Hugh Herbert Charles Butterworth Una Merkel and Edith Atwater. White describes lighting tricks to keep actors aged in scene while preserving faces and avoiding makeup.
The passage blends trivia prompts about land discovery and National Guard authority with a question on Senator Copeland’s state, plus additional lines about etiquette, a birthday horoscope, and a local political quote. It appears as a scrambled, OCR-like collage of test items and editorials.
The Zeller Indian Fort near Newmanstown along Route 422 is a historic site from 1743. The fort features narrow port hole windows and is built over a spring to protect water supply during sieges and to deter poisoning by tribes.
Warren July 21 The deep test well on the Lesser and Launer lease in Kinzua township seven miles southeast of Warren penetrated the Oriskany sand at 4678 feet and showed 250000 feet of gas daily. Drilling continues hoping for greater gas or oil pay deeper in the strata. The find drew extensive interest with at least 25 autos near the site despite access issues.
The Parsons Republican criticizes government trimming that harms hospitals for the insane and tubercular, arguing economy must not sacrifice humane care. Oswego Democrat cites Landon era cuts shifting relief burden to federal funds, praising Roosevelt’s New Deal.
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