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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1935
Page
3
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Henry A. Wallace argues that industry and agriculture both adjust production to manage prices amid surpluses. He says farmers curb output to boost farm prices while industry contracts or expands output to sustain manufactured goods prices, leaving the middle class to bear the burden.
The article notes the Bureau of Agricultural Economics believes the peak of farm prices for early 1885 may have passed, with meat possibly rising slightly while eggs and dairy likely decline as spring arrives. It emphasizes real income constraints and relief funds amid consumer hardship. It also discusses Niagara Falls cooperation with Canada to protect the falls and the idea of submerged dams on the Niagara St. Clair and St. Lawrence to restore Great Lakes levels, reducing navigation costs.
In Washington on March 21 poets appear in Congress as lawmakers slip verse into speeches. Oklahoma's Josh Lee riffs on Democratic lineage while banners near the agriculture building protest high food prices from AAA programs. Senator Ashurst and Senator Tydings spar over work relief funding with sharp exchanges.
Hollywood studios face growing protests over child labor limits on motion picture sets. Directors struggle with babyrsquo s on cue delays as babies require feeding and rest, forcing use of twins or triplets to fill roles and lengthy planning by props and effects crews.
March 22 edition advises hard work to beat gloom and notes strong desires despite limited assets. Best period this year runs Nov 9 to 19 with travel and foreigners favorable. danger dates Oct 28–31, 1989 and favorable social window June 8–10, 1985. Letters and clerical tasks encouraged April 8–10, 1935.
Paris fashion notes describe a navy wool daytime ensemble by Lelong. A cape with broadened stripes over a straight Princess line dress features sequin triangles. A mesh tule cape lining shields the spangies, gloves and a purse complete the aristocratic, simple look.
Mrs Miriam agenia Dingie niece of Horace Greeley publisher died at her Corry home Wednesday afternoon after a lingering illness. She was 77 and survived by a daughter Clara and two sons Bert and Charles. Funeral Saturday at 1 pm at Davison's Panera Home with Rev G J Boyd officiating. burial in Clymer cemetery.
A column reviews several books and plays with critical notes. Pam’s age and social intrigue appear in A Lover Would Be Nice. The Mystery of the Closed Cat involves murder in a Florida family. The Petrified Forest stars Leslie Howard on Broadway. St Helena reimagines Napoleon's exile. Harry Franck recalls 31 days in Russia in A Vagabond for Sovietland.
A Sind of excerpts covers Franck confessing longing for Russia and characters in The Hill of Lies by Marie Lehnling. It surveys A Guide to Bird Songs by Aret Saunders, The Monkeys Have No Tats Zamboanga by Captain Meek, and Meck’s tales. It notes background settings in the Philippines Hawaii and Canal Zone.
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