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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1935
Page
3
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In Corry and nearby townships a push to develop farm wealth focuses on maple syrup and potatoes with dairy constraints. The piece argues for a marketing cooperative or organized unit to boost prices, expand maple syrup production, improve dairy markets, and create new employment opportunities in farming communities.
Essay criticizes common misbelief that wealth equals money and warns money creation does not create real wealth. It defines wealth as tangible assets like property, buildings, machinery, natural resources, and transportation infrastructure. The piece notes vast unrealized value in real estate and securities and questions where the measured value has gone.
The passage debates capital as an intangible life force and warns against prying apart corporate assets, likening it to a bleeding body. It cites Justice Holmes and outlines stages of youth from childhood through adolescence to early adulthood, noting shifts in interests and societal roles.
Hollywood profile of Carroll Borland, a UC Berkeley sorority girl turned actress known as the “Vampire Lady” in Vampires of Prague. From San Francisco roots to stardom, her hunch led Tod Browning to cast her as Bela Lugosi’s vampire daughter, with ambitions to become Hollywood’s premier Oriental star.
Paris fashion column describes tailored one piece suits with Spiralspun fabric and chevron weave, featuring a gray suit with a triple-button horn button detail, a belted coat, and a bright silk blouse. It notes new Trish Bolealspun materials, a white backdrops motif, and a fashion tip highlighting Benet styled suits and accessories.
Local authorities seek to acquire property from current owners to relocate a famous New Philadelphia tavern. Officials argue moving the structure to higher ground will prevent future flood damage and preserve a historic site. Neighbors express mixed opinions as the plan advances.
United Press reports a continued rise in food prices with meat costs expected to climb while offset by cheaper vegetables. Government critics warn inflation may outpace incomes, with consumers facing a significant year over year burden and weaker purchasing power.
Washington Maven reports on Roosevelt era social life as Mrs Roosevelt hosts a large reception for diplomats and congressional wives. The piece notes a shift toward informal entertaining, with the president’s family participating in varied social events. It also mentions Lt. Col. Lange, oldest commissioned officer in the UK Army, to celebrate his 79th birthday on March 28.
The article argues preventive medicine is essential to public health. It notes health education, safer environments, and routine exams empower individuals to stay well. It stresses personal responsibility and trust in a family physician for a long term health plan and early warning of risks.
The article recalls events from March 12 1915 including Mayor Patterson witnessing rail yard violations by railroad crews. It mentions a home dispute between Charles B Bly and a neighbor, church group gatherings, a boxing match injury, Mrs Olive Mandeville returning from California, Minnie Limendell ill, Mrs Frank Weeks and Mrs Buz C Clapp visiting Warren, and attorney G T Kincaid traveling to Spartansburg for legal matters.
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