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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1935
Page
4
The Corry Evening Journal notes advertising rates and a growing cash discount trend in department stores. It cites examples from a large Philadelphia department store offering 2 percent cash and 1 percent credit discounts, with broad industry commentary on prompt payment as a shopper’s bonus and a method to speed cash flow.
The article contrasts Japanese expansion against China's defense, noting Tokyo’s unambiguous pressure and U S views. It shifts to a domestic NRA era piece on price declines, arguing lower prices harm workers via longer hours or reduced wages and trigger a cycle of dampened demand and hardship.
Naturalists note that many fungi resemble safe pasture mushrooms but deadly varieties exist. A Pine River Minnesota tragedy where four children died after eating foraged mushrooms prompts a public warning. Prices for edible mushrooms are easing as grocers stock up.
Paris reports on Jubilee fashion with London driven styles. Notable outfits include Molyneux creations such as beige crepe ensembles worn by the American ambassador's daughter and a crepe dress with a three quarter length coat. Duchess of Sutherland in a crepe gown with blue fox fur coat and black flower toque also featured. Lady Anuel Dui wore a crinoline white taffeta gown with broad shoulder straps and square neckline. Tovay's Fashion Tip notes Molyneux influence across the Jubilee wardrobe.
Twenty years ago items from the Journal Files dated June 4 1915 report Pastor H. Wallace of Ban list church delivering the annual baccalaureate sermon for the class of 1913. Cattle dealer D. M. Alford and Alton Smith note meat trade recovery despite quarantine. Keppler Tiffany birthday gathering at Raymond block hosted by Mr and Mrs Tiffany. Kate M. Stone visits Warren relatives. Frank Weeks and Carney Shehan recover from accident near New York and plan home return. Indianapolis trip participants report dining on arrival. Local improvements visible at Little Corry on Findley Lake. Mathias of Pittsburgh and Parkhurst of Corry build new cottages. repairs widespread. John Calkins family return from Philadelphia after daughter Ruth graduates Walnut Lane school Germantown.
Forecasts say July 21 to August born individuals face favorable trends today with good morning and evening outlooks though caution advised in business and health matters. Years highlighted include 1636 and February through September 1636 with emphasis on listening to others and guarding experiences during a challenging period.
A carnival themed feature describes Lyle Talbot in a nostalgic roving show. He details rough acts from former days including rock piles, sledge plays, and a high diving stunt by Dare Devil Julius. Talbot explains his past as a bark er and magician, recalling fairies in the well and egg tricks for children.
Washington state community notes spring thaw as County Prosecutor Warren Magnuson remarks on a dull day while residents recall the annual sight of boys swimming in the open river pool at White River.
Pennsylvania headlines show the Senate idle while the House completes work on major social and labor reforms. Governor Earle condemns the stalemate in a Gettysburg Memorial Day speech, drawing parallels to Civil War fights over corporate privileges. The piece notes looming tax debates, milk control blockades, and political maneuvering affecting a 4.8 billion federal works program.
Washington reports that many congress bills are for tiny claims against the government, paying individuals for minor damages. Despite high costs of enacting such measures, lawmakers pursue them for political gain, with repeated attempts to fund small settlements like a minister's $4.50 or a clam tax claim of $764,143.75 for Union troops.
Timely reminders cover pasture management swarming prevention honey production and rock garden advice. Notes on sweet potatoes maturity, soil preferences, and drainage for crops. Commentary on erosion, water issues, and a political aside about a senator’s passing.
Fragmentary report notes Mrs. Nises Bann pursued a claim from 1908 to 1981 seeking $1800, funds her husband used to rent a Salt Lake City law office. The text references passage in a late congress era with dates 68th, 69th, 60th and 87th Congresses and a February 1881 timeframe.
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