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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1934
Page
3
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Classified notice outlines advertising rates and mail options for Corry Pennsylvania readers. Lists Clarendon and national representative offices in New York Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia with pricing details for subscriptions and delivery.
A San Francisco general strike recalls Jack London's 1809 tale set in 1920 where capital and labor clash, troops fire, and civilians flee. London condemns strikes as cruel yet foreshadows rational industry, arguing emotion and passion drive economic chaos and unresolved political problems.
Brazil’s new constitution blends conservative and progressive provisions. It restricts immigration to 2 percent annually per country, forbids divorce, requires Brazilian-majority public utility boards, allows state takeover of enterprises in the public interest, and calls for progressive nationalization of banks. It also sets a six day work week and eight hour days, and ties wages to age, sex, or martial status, a move seen as favorable to feminists and workers seeking fair pay.
Twenty years after founding the Arcade Moberg sells half his interest to Carl Noblatt while partner Guy Saxton stays. Robert Stevens suffers a serious bicycle accident on Piccadilly. Chautauqua campaign advances at high school study hall. George Sillinger completes tennis court on Spring Street. Marshall party returns from Adirondacks and Company A comes home by special train. J Foliette buys A M Howard cottage Findley Tale. Lawn tea honors three Stein relatives from Chicago. Misses Miriam Minnie and Isadore Stein note 18 years away from Corry. Rev Shaw and party return from Allegheny trip.
Karl von Wiegand recalls a Germany in decline after Hitler's Reichstag speech. An atmosphere of demoralization and paralysis grips government authorities as Hitler concentrates power. Neighbors distrust autocracy and prepare to defend interests while awaiting his next move. The world watches the iron ring tighten.
A fragmented description compares the thyroid to a throttle regulating the body's engine. It links congestive heart failure and angina to a slowed or stalled inner mechanism. An automatic governor is said to cut off aid when needed, risking lethal energy failure and death.
Requiem for Mrs Mary Margaret Svetz wife of Thomas Svetz of Carter Hill was celebrated this morning at St Elesbeths Church by Rev Carl Heidt. A large crowd attended and interment followed in St Elizabeths Cemetery. Bearers included Michael Kundracik Edward Linsky Andrew Ghuz and Jaworski.
United Press reports jokes at the White House on Louis McHenry Howe and a secretary’s vacation attire. The piece notes Wallace humor over a misused likeness, and a Treasury hint at tighter scrutiny of deductions as internal revenue clerks recheck returns.
Erie July 2 injuries from Friday July 13 when James D. Matthews aged 61 of 149 17th street fell from the rear of a truck at South and German streets and was crushed by heavy logs. He died Tuesday morning at Hamet Hospital from internal hemorrhages. Matthews, nicknamed Dan, was riding near the end of the truck as it swerved, toppled to the street, logs fell atop him, he was removed to hospital where he died.
Paris notes a Baroness hosted costume ball where Schiaparelli crafted a La Dame Aux Camelias inspired gown in black lace with camelias and shifting whites. Designers tout gowns by big houses focusing on bold shoulder curves, garlanded pinks, and cobblestone fabric with matching furs and hats.
The columnist notes social adventure rises this afternoon and evening while warning to be on guard for a pleasant but unsafe influence. Birthdate readers should study and search for traces of ancient man or gold on the ground. A period of change lasts through September with a repeating influence in April 1935. Guard finances October 13 to 18 with danger on September 1. Socially favorable August 16.
The article notes first foreign translation of Paradise Lost into German in 1682, followed by Italian in 1708 and a Latin version in 1686. It mentions Dupre de Saint Myur t avi as a French translator and cites multilingual renderings of Milton's epic.
Grand Rapids July 25 United Press Sen Arthur Vandenberg Michigan pushes demonetize war to end profits of war and curb munition makers He coauthored Vandenberg Nye charge creating a Senate investigating committee to expose arms traffic and seek treaties and laws to curb it The goal is to demonetize war and remove the commercial motive behind conflict.
Mike Meyers alias Huey Long age 19 of 1012 Pennsylvania Ave was nabbed on a John Boe warrant for two burglaries last week at a Sinclair station 40 East 18th Street He is the second suspect held while a third is sought Edward Nowoczynski 22 of Wesleyville RD 1 held without bail after arraignment on breaking entering larceny receiving stolen goods Detectives Sergis Heisler Barber Faglert and State Trooper Mathias arrested the pair More than 500 gallons of motor oil office supplies tools and a truck were stolen value over 1500 The truck aided the thefts and has been recovered
Mrs Ida Marie Barnhart wife of Horace Barnhart of Corry R D 81 passed away last evening at Corry hospital where she had been a patient since Monday. Born in Walston N J on September 22 and aged seventy six, the body was moved to Union City by Undertaker Crowe. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
The Spirit of 76, Henry Ford’s seventy sixth car, gains a new state license. Owner FB Parker, who bought it in 1902, says the old auto remains a curiosity and runs well despite its age, with Ron Robinson noting its continued daily use.
The governor extols the rural Pinchot roads opened after the state took over the system in 1961. He notes 13,000 miles of surfaced roads planned, boosting total rural mileage to about 43,000 with many miles strengthened for year round use. He urges explorers to enjoy scenic byways over main highways and highlights farmer access benefits and statewide beauty.
Hollywood Calif July 25 Ann Harding stars in The Life of Virgie Winters a film facing church scrutiny for alleged immorality alongside titles like Born to Be Bad Merry Wives of Reno and Laughing Boy. Critics note shock amid a trend of provocative pictures and discuss Hans as a controversial plot point.
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