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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1935
Page
3
A health official urges a positive health goal and a vitality surplus for the normally healthy. She argues modern ideals lean toward devitalized living and that stimulants, poor sleep, overeating, and lack of exercise undermine vitality, while consistent rest and disciplined habits build enduring energy and joyful life.
A critical column denounces Gen Johnson Huey Long and Rev Coughlin for demagogic radio tirades. It questions their value while urging fewer outbursts and more constructive study amid national economic chaos. It also critiques war talk in Congress and argues for measured U S military needs and stronger perjury penalties. It cites Walter Lippmann on international recovery and world trade as key factors.
Mary Knight chronicles Paris fashion notes from March 13 featuring Philippe et Gaston sport dress in beige wool with antelope trim, Jean Patou petiwinkle chiffon evening gown with high neck and train, Paquin yellow tweed tailored suit with bright green perforated jersey blouse and bold collar.
United Press reports President Roosevelt hosted a luncheon for the so-called Baby senators in Washington on March 13. The meal featured filet mignon and sauternes as senators sat alphabetically, with Sen. James E. Murray as the ranking guest. The event was described as a pleasant social function with formal conversation and no overt political pressure. Discussions touched on the holding company bill and pending wage amendments, amid no final consensus. A brief aside mentions trench digging near Parley’s Capitol area and a jab about Huey P. Long.
Hollywood residents including Kay Johnson John Cromwell Ken Maynard Douglas Mitgomer y Neil Hamilton Billie Burke and others are moving beyond studios to farmland raising turkeys calves blue pigeons and rabbits and planning walnut ranches and prize poultry ventures as they seek post film careers and income from rural pursuits.
Guthrie Oklahoma sends a special invitation to film star Tom Mix, the 10 ton picture actor, to attend the two day celebration on April 22 and 23 in Guthrie. The invitation marks a notable cultural highlight for the town.
items note the end of the night transfer mail service at the depot after a report by J C Burke from Harrisburg. A hospital appropriation committee approved increased local funding and a further five thousand for tasoversichts. The piece mentions active auto trade ahead, Mildred Mokelly visiting from Spring Creek, George Stone's return to Pittsburgh, M W Jackson returning from Freeland on business, a surprise birthday party for Charles Hall, and a Bible school reception for Mr and Mrs Warren Thomas returning from their wedding trip.
In Two Rivers Wisconsin Julius Busch keeps a pair of boots made over 60 years ago by Charles Tesmer an 85 year old former Manitowoc bootmaker. The boots once belonged to a Forestville resident aged about 100 and remain a family relic underlined by enduring craft and memory.
Horoscope notes March 14 as a day of activity with caution for hazardous tasks and a better afternoon. It advises new ventures and favorable finances from now to April and again October 2 to 12. Also mentions dates in 1935 and 1995. Texas Ranger humor magazine from University of Texas named one of the best in America.
Measles claimed the life of Ruth Mae Cunningham, one year old, at Community Hospital after a severe attack with hemorrhages. Blood transfusions were attempted, but the illness was the cause of death. Also noted is a Canada jamboree setup in St Johns, Quebec, with 3000 scouts planned for June 28 to 30, including 1800 from New England and New York.
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