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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1935
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text presents a vague case note with scattered names and locations, offering no clear event, outcome, or identifiable parties. The readable bits suggest a legal or court context but fail to establish concrete facts, dates, or actions for a concise news item.
Fragmentary text mentions corn, a possible decision, and a person named Belmon with references to outrunning Tha. No clear event, date, or detailed facts available in the readable portion.
The Corry Evening Journal prints a reader note on Clarence Darrow and his Senate remarks. It discusses whether society has exhausted ideas on distribution, noting resistance to change and the need for new workable distribution plans across industry and agriculture.
The piece argues memory of past wars fades, fueling new conflict. It calls for mental change, urging racial tolerance, cooperation, and respect for others’ rights to curb arms races. Intolerance and arrogance are blamed for fueling wars and bringing destruction upon nations and rivals.
Ames headline notes 52,000 more acres to soybeans and gains in oats barley flax tame hay and potatoes as corn is curtailed not plowed. The report frames crop substitutions for marketable output while preserving farm profit and stability amid evolving farming strategy. A separate discussion on perjury indictments in a New Jersey case underscores calls for justice and witness protection.
Paris fashion notes describe a coordinated look linking head to toe with belts purses scarves and gloves. Emphasis on matching dots on scarf and shoe, leather lacing details on purses belts and collars. Skirt design features front side waist lacing and a deeper hem with slit. Leather shoes echo skirt lines creating a cohesive, planned ensemble emphasis and guidance to tie accessories with dress and coat suggestions.
Horoscope notes practical guidance for morning and afternoon, advising caution with superiors and suggesting good times to buy valuables. It links Digging or cutting work to a suitable profession, cites a favorable financial period in December, and lists varied dates of uncertain astrology. A Civil War veteran, line of blue thin s Connect?
Washington report notes California growers label ripe olives from smallest to largest with increasingly grand names from medium to jumbo colossal. The piece mentions Agriculture Adjustment Administration approval and contrasts college visits to Congress with Yale students’ National Affairs study, including Rep. Cullen’s push for clarity on voting.
Hollywood journalist Norman B. Deuel reports on advances in binaural sound as discussed by Maj. Nathan Levinson and industry experts. The article explains how binaural sound places audiences inside scenes, with voices appearing to originate from their real locations on screen, and predicts near absolute fidelity within ten years. It traces past recording limits and ongoing lab research shaping future film sound, noting rapid progress since the 1930s.
Mrs. D B Sinclair of Dathen Alabama touts San-Cira Ointment as saving her daughter from blood poisoning and aiding healing. The ad claims cleansing and dressing for boils, burns, wounds and infections, offering jars at 35 and 60 cents and soap for two cents at druggists.
The Guaranty Survey discusses the Administration move to devalue the dollar by reducing its gold content and using the gold profit to back government notes. It traces these steps to prior actions, questions the impact on prices and foreign markets, and notes the limited domestic price gains since the policy began.
The article analyzes how gold standard depreciation affected domestic prices and business. It notes limited price rises and uncertain links to depreciation, then details international capital movements, the return of funds to the U S after stabilization, and the inflation fears tied to policy steps. It examines confidence, profits, and policy limits shaping economic outcomes.
A collage of brief notes reports births deaths and local incidents from March 26 1918 including Howard Losig birthday surprise at East Wayne street John Morley injured by slipping on a walkway Cecil E Walker death at 116 Franklin street and a farewell party for Mr and Mrs Perkins on Liberty street The piece also mentions a March sugar camp fire in Albion Concord township and a broader economic analysis on monetary policy inflation and government spending urging restraint and nutritional base control.
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