Inn Near W Aie at 1 After Uy Vor
Fragmentary OCR note mentions an inn near W Aie with unclear reference to 1 after Uy Vor, leaving the exact location and event details uncertain.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1935
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR note mentions an inn near W Aie with unclear reference to 1 after Uy Vor, leaving the exact location and event details uncertain.
A column lists building names and offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Millraukes Michigan with mail and carrier rates. Advertising prices are available upon application and include per-year subscriptions and per-copy carrier charges.
The piece criticizes the Senate for sluggish work and petty rules while urging more deliberate legislation. It calls for less executive overreach and fewer rushed measures, plus a public-spirited lobby to balance influence from radio and mail campaigns.
United Press reports a bedtime fable about a crafty fox a boastful donkey and a truthful owl at a Washington gathering. The piece lumps real figures like Coughlin Long and Townshend as imagined animals, and questions gifts to the U S Treasury and unemployment security. It also notes King Prajadhipok of Siam securing unemployment insurance and hints at broader economic anxieties.
A deer proposes a life for all where individuals forfeit feeding for themselves to protect others, a plan that wins initial approval among timid animals. Ultimately the group finds it costly and worse off, realizing the fox donkey and deer offered only promises with nothing concrete to offer.
Unclear remnants describe a growth theme tied to a baby and a fraternity year. Fragmentary phrases suggest a dated or satirical note on height, trebles, and swelgut, but the text is too incomplete to confirm entities or events.
An old advertisement touts BU KETS as a 25 cent bladder laxative with buchy leaves juniper oil and green tablets. It claims to clear impurities acids causing waking, offering a four day trial with refund if not pleased, urging readers to Kelater’s Drug Store.
Hollywood report details the unseen role of the production manager in a Marlene Dietrich film. Josef von Sternberg collaborates with Tie Locke to handle budgets, imports, costumes, and logistics while maintaining artistic balance. Locke, a German with drama sense, coordinates 300 Mexican masks, eight crates of eggplant, and local staff to create cost efficient grand effects.
This entry offers general guidance for the day with cautions on pride and requests. It notes a fortunate period around birthdate and possible travel rewards. It references a prominent period from October 7 to 17 in 1835 and danger dates October 18 to 22 in 1935.
Corry Grange 55 will hold a regular session Saturday at eight oclock. The third and fourth degrees will be conferred on a class of candidates. An interesting program has been arranged by the lecturer. A special supper will be served. those not solicited are asked to bring sandwiches.
Paris fashion writes on choosing blouse fullness to suit anatomy. Front fullness via smocking gathering and tucking appears in Marie couture houses while backs often stay smooth. Sleeve construction extends fullness, with emphasis on the arm and embroidery details.
Erie March 14. The city announces its largest street repair program since the beginning of repression to begin within a month or six weeks. Streets Director H. Lee Menger says fourteen thousand dollars will be paid in wages to workers and at least eleven thousand dollars for materials. The project will cover the dirt streets repaired and expand to other streets as funds allow.
A contemporary critique discusses Christina Stead’s Seven Poor Men of Sydney and The Autobiography of George Washington edited by Boykin. The review appreciates imagery and writing but notes plot tenuousness and cohesion issues. It also highlights Laura Adams Armer’s Southwest sketches in Southwestern, praising descriptive word pictures.
A magazine paragraph brief highlights Tay Garnett's Man Laughs Back about a Central American jungle and Dan Ford's engineering feat despite boa constrictors jaguars and jungle fever. It also notes Francis Beeting's Death In Four Letters a thriller about international arms and a journalist breaking a syndicate.
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