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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1935
Page
4
Paul Mallon of Washington notes renewed buying while questioning the source of funds. He argues money circulates as people buy from one another, likening it to blood flow that accelerates prosperity. The pattern is spend and reinvest, spreading wealth through the economy.
Weather commentators expect no change until the next quarter moon Friday. Unveiling of a bronze group featuring an abolitionist planned near Lake Placid, N Y, at Brown's early home. Erie relief fraud probe reports 108 families voluntarily withdrawing. grand jury to assist next week. Grant & Co. North Center sales reach 7.66 million in April, up 28.7 percent from last year. A Philadelphia official to be sworn in as Secretary of Internal Affairs. Venus occultation lasted 59 minutes. Mark Twain centennial events noted in Hannibal. Additional items cover local politics, a cabinet rumor in Western Pennsylvania, and odd local anecdotes.
A reader laments the push to replace Anglicized city names with native forms. He cites St Petersburg becoming Linengrad, Persia returning to Tran, Mesopotamia shifting to Iraq, and Prague as Praha. The piece questions the rush of extreme nationalism shaping travel and language, noting confusion for Americans.
The article describes how Hitler tightened control over the German press by banning political criticism and placing newspapers under state orders. It notes that only Aryan individuals can own papers, joint stock publishers are barred, religious and professional journals must stop, and many publications will be suppressed without compensation, effectively turning the press into government organs and eroding human liberties.
The reading gives a period from May 7 to July 21 with mood cues and daily timing guidance. It notes morning neutral vibes, afternoon low energy, and evening paired outcomes. It advises pursuing authority figures mid afternoon and acknowledges faith and unique experiences tied to a 1995 birth date.
Washington May 5 United Press reports Third Assistant Postmaster General B Tilenberger promotes Mothers Day postal business citing Ellenberger guidance. He notes Sundays limit deliveries but suggests special delivery and Deliver on Mothers Day endorsements. Farley stamps sale planned June 15 raises post office revenue amid criticism of favoritism.
A Columbus High School class of three Artim fi Tyan Smith and Julie Ohra graduates this week. Local furniture firms展示 at Jamestown expo. A false alarm report by three boys at West Pleasant and Second Ave. Wallace Caswell saw them. L W Olds announced his candidacy for president of the Bownd Committerer. Conv Hice and Pay Co sued Fak News for libel. verdict 1200 plus costs. Births and new nominations for Board of Commerce and Industry listed. A Browner engaged at NuBone event. Mrs George McGuire honored. Cures BW Nawson and Gladys Chase wed Meadville.
A first in a series of city musical contests is held this evening at the Senior High School. The program features the Senior High Orchestra opening with three selections, followed by the mixed chorus, Junior High orchestral trio, a double piano number by Misses Bicoxs and Bickers, and the Girls Chorus. The combined bands from both schools wrap up the program.
Hollywood experts map voice graphs to identify actors and actresses by vocal patterns. Frank Hansen of Paramount notes English voices form rolling hills while American voices peak sharply, with Bing Crosby’s chatter peaking in speech but smoothing in song and Dietrich showing the sharpest mountain spire. Coughing proves the hardest sound to record. singing yields the clearest voice pattern. Allan and Kenneth Reid grow teeth at one month, twins born to Mr. and Mrs. Percy Reid in Ottawa Ontario.
Paris stylist Lucien Lelons debuts a light weight navy and white wool ensemble named Vacation. The snug waist skirt expands toward the hem with vertical stripes, a bolero style jacket, white ninon blouse, ribbed trim details, navy shoes and purse, white gloves, and a white panama hat with navy band complete the look for town, country, or resort wear.
Of 3,000 liquor state employee applicants, the State Money commission will choose 175 to complete their organization.
A compact sales note from the Richard Rossbacher Insurance Agency inviting inquiries and offering attentive service to customers. It emphasizes readiness to serve and position in the insurance market.
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