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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1938
Page
4
A historical excerpt recounts Beveridge and Bowers commenting on Roosevelt's leadership era. It notes pressures from wealth and political minds seeking to halt reforms, praising Roosevelt's civic awakening while outlining shifts toward Taft and Wilson's administrations.
Rising tide of reemployment appears across steel textiles shoes glass autos and building with June and July typically slow. Government spending helps but not dominant, observers say. odds favor a hummed fall unless unforeseen developments in business labor politics or social affairs occur. A DOJ report highlights 11 202 unidentified deaths and 2 603 burials in a single year with many never identified prompting calls for universal fingerprinting to ease cases.
A survey notes Chinese defense improvements including better material, European artillery reaching Chinese armies, a rejuvenated air force with new planes, and effective guerrilla operations delaying Japanese advances along the Yangtse River and hindering motorized columns. It suggests a shift in momentum with ongoing but limited action between October and mid-summer politics.
The PR. E, O. sorority was founded at Wesleyan College in 1870 by seven senior girls. It is the only national sisterhood independent of an associated state. Testing on neither SQ money basis for sectarian matters. Absolutely unpreceivable secret action.
Washington dispatch notes interdepartmental committee proposals to coordinate health and welfare activities. Costs could top 850.6 million annually for federal, state, and local governments with federal funding possibly half. Public reaction and legislative pacing hinge on response to the conference recommendations and political dynamics surrounding Senator Wagner.
A Salamanca New York knitting mill adds an extra shift as a rise in business boosts output while another plant remains hit by recession. A folding porch for auto trailers is noted as an ominous invention with potential impact on portable taunt trends. Women are praised for equal importance in today’s struggle. Hollywood plans a Gunga Din film titled Gunga the Wind. A Vermont farmer who swapped his horse for machinery last day tore his stable down saying it won’t be long now.
Versailles hosted a refined Parisian style ball with Lady Mendi and guests in crinoline gowns and Empire lines. Attire featured white organza, sapphire lace, and pink florals, with Comtesse de Chambrin and Princesse Beauvat-Craonalas among the notable attendees.
The fragment announces a resurgence of past French splendor in fashion with references to Parfiian influence, lavish tables, and fullness in design as markers of a revived elegant look.
Report describes the common fous mouse as native to Furdpes or central Asia and present in most countries. Notes its absence only in Arctic and Amtarctic zones. Unclear remnants suggest additional lines about a manchine and toppled object, but details are fragmented.
The Post Office Department announces dates for first day sales of five stamps in August. Des Moines hosts the Iowa Centennial stamp on August 24 at the State Fair. Washington, D C hosts first day sales for four presidential stamps, with nationwide rollout to follow. Also notes airmail service inauguration and other issues including a League of Nations stamp and Hong Kong values.
The first cutlery factory in the United States was established at Worcester Massachusetts in 1829, marking the start of the American cutlery industry.
Hollywood stars still follow early bedtimes during shoots. Wendy Larrie rises at 6 to reach a 7 o clock call for Outside the Law with Edward G. Robinson and returns home by 7. Anita Louie and Harriet Hilliard keep to sleep slogans. Basil Rathbone defends late hours while others sleep by 9. Clausette Colbert is a noted 10 hour sleeper.
From the Medical Society of State of Pennsylvania, the square meal concept traces its origin to long experience in selection and preservation. The article extolls plain foods as fuel for the body, noting potatoes, meat, fresh vegetables, bread and butter as essential. It emphasizes balance, appetite satisfaction, and nourishment, with warnings about digestion.
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