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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1930
Page
11
An analysis of the French Chamber of Deputies describes a fractured system with eleven parties and no clear majority. Indecisive independents, coalition bargaining, and shifting alignments prevent stable governance, with far left, communists, and radicals vying for influence.
The Pennsylvania Manual adds pictures of General Assembly members and biographical data for delegates. A new table highlights Pennsylvania Valley industrial production and obion buildings. Prepared under John Diehl and Byers Whitmore, with Commonwealth purchase of small copyright.
An advertisement fragment advocates a product named Mothers Friend for easing pregnancy discomfort and preparing the body for birth. It claims soothing effects and a comfortable state, noting readers should consult a medical audience and consider ordering via a mail form. The text includes references to vendors and department numbers.
An advertisement touts the Torrid Zone steel furnace as a safe, airtight heating system for homes. It promises healthier air, less smoke and dust, and cleaner cellars, with humidity and ventilation improvements and reduced fuel use across coal, oil, gas, wood, or coke. Plans and blueprints are available through distributors in multiple regions.
Beaverdam notes outline the Third Internationale Reds and Second International tensions with 100 deputies, highlighting moderate leaders like Lem Blum and Joseph Paul Boncour. It mentions Radical-Socialists, Daladies, Chautemps, and Herriot, plus Briand and the center group Maginoet, noting recent cabinet upheavals and political dynamics amid a crowded parliamentary scene. Local items cover visits, illnesses, and community activities in Beaverdam on March 4.
Perry Mead of Columbus was in the neighborhood last Tuesday. Stella Briggs returned home after time near Garcy Boy DeJennis visited Genry Monday. Wimner Chixch of Bear Lake visits Mr and Mrs Will Bucch. Preehold Telephone Co held its annual meeting at Sears Hill school last Saturday. Mrs Leon Spoon and son Pate were in Comy Saturday. Julia Zimboovile calumed mipauter spending time at home. Will Burch attended a party for Mrs Will Dedeans at Spring Creek. Mr Wallace Clark of Buffalo is a guest with her parents. Mr and Mrs Leon Spoon hosted visitors. Mr and Pred Yatos and Dorothy Alcorn entertained at the home of Charles Sandburg. Mrs Leon Shoop and Mrs Warden Clank were in Sorry Thursday. Bud Writay waiting Mrs Maude Carrie for weekend visit with her sister Mrs Clark. Mrs Alice Howell spent the week with her parents at Spring Orgale. Mrs Charles Sundhure spent rest Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Leon Spoon. Assistants and neighbors noted various visits throughout the week.
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