Paris Styles Pathways for Makeup and Pearl Jewelry
Paris styles experts outline a campaign for feminine beauty featuring pearls and colored jewelry. They advise brunettes benefit from lighter powder, orange rouge, and lip color, while blondes should use brighter makeup to suit shiny pearls. Dark complexions are urged to deepen tones with richer powders and lipstick, adjusting blush to harmonize with rhinestones or diamonds and various gemstones.
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Beaity
Cnath
Angus Ibg
Nichols and Weaver Win City Council Seats in Nonpartisan Victory
The city election returns re elect Stanley H Nichols and elect Fred J Weaver, toppling the Miller administration’s two year rule. Weaver narrowly defeats Dr Merle Amy for the second seat, with Amy and Frank J Heath campaigns praised for effort. The Journal backed the Nichols Weaver slate hoping for prudent leadership and fair civic governance.
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Stanley H. Nichols
Fred J. Weaver
Miller
Weaver
Merle Amy
Commission
Frank J. Heath
Nichols-Weaver
Veterans’ Committee
Heath
Glen Miller
Journal
Corry
County Results Show Erie Election Upset and Tight Races
In Erie county the defeated mayor James P. Rossi ter and Democratic allies fell short as Republican Charles Barber won the mayoralty by under five hundred votes. Democrats captured four major county offices, while Miles B. Kitts crushed Hertzler by 7,000 to 8,000 votes, underscoring a strong GOP turnout in county contests.
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James P. Rossiter
Erie
Erie County
Rossiter
Charles Barber
Judge of Common Pleas Court
Miles B. Kitts
Kalvelage
Emmett Parker
Recorder of Deeds
Divis
Annette Young
Cours
W. G. Stroble
Warren Wout
Mortimer
Graham
Owen M.burns
Tate
Ralph B. McCord
Darth Eas
Seaismniy Trewanirer
Ce Taylor
Baf Swatkn
Register of
Defeat and Narrow Senate, Erie County Voting
Erie county results show Republicans upset Democrats in mayoral and council races while Democrats win city controller and city treasurer contests. County returns suggest a neck and neck struggle for control ahead of the 1936 presidential ballot, with a spirited battle anticipated.
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Erie County
Brig City
Debate on State's Role in Economy and Public Service
A citizen argues that government should not drain wealth but provide public service. He contends political help comes from laws that transfer wealth through state action, while production remains in citizens hands. The piece notes growing overlap between government and business and calls for a balanced approach to aid and restraint.
Mandate over Ethiopia proposed by Italian church publication
A Vatican style article in Italy urges granting Italia mandate over Ethiopia to avert a wider war. It argues 45 percent peace would prevent a larger conflagration and claims the League of Nations should act, noting Ethiopia is a sovereign League member and the aggressor Italy invaded.
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Italy
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Maor
Africa
Brita
France
League
The
Peter Ibbetson film adaptation tops Paramount lineup
Hollywood notes the film version of Peter Ibbetson with Gary Cooper and Ann Harding as the doomed lovers. Henry Hathaway discusses the Du Maurier tale as a classic study of dream life and human conduct, noting it forecasts psychoanalytic ideas before the word existed.
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Hollywood
Dosteovaky
Tretd
Kipling
du Maurier
Peter Ibbetson
Henry Hathaway
Peter Ibbetsoh
Paramount
Peter
Feter
Hathaway
Parity in industrial employment and pay raises concern says expert
An unidentified analyst warns that employment and wage gains must match production to sustain consumer buying power. He argues high unemployment or weak pay would undermine economic health, requiring both industry and government to support money to buy produced goods.
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Uni
Twenty Years Ago A Corry Hold Up Guilty Plea
The near cent local hold up case ends as four Corryites plead guilty to charges. Updates include changes in hatchery management with A G Zhiller named temporary superintendent at the trout hatchery, and news of Fred Olmstead killed in Oklahoma. Also notes on carload condensary shipments and social items from Corry.
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A. G ™ Zhiller
Afign City
Fred Olmstead
Corry
Oklahoma
Mohawk Company
Concerrt J
Wagner Defends New Deal Record Against Republican Charges
Senator Robert F. Wagner of New York rebuts GOP criticism of federal spending, arguing Roosevelt administration actions created opportunities to invest idle capital, funded public improvements, boosted purchasing power, saved homes, protected deposits, and built confidence while private industry reemploys workers. He asserts the Republican record shows no deeds or promise and accuses critics of bluster.
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Robert F. Wagner
New York
Rochester
Roosevelt
Star Signals Octavine Horoscope and Public Sale Notice
The column outlines daily and monthly star readings for March to November 1936 with cautions on influence and luck as well as a public sale notice. It lists a sale at Frank L. Smith estate in Little Cooley on November 8 at 40 o'clock with 15 cows and heifers, hay, oats, corn, tools, foods, and 25 sheep, conducted by auctioneer Arthur Scouen.
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Frank L. Smith
Little Cooley
Arthur Scouen
Lutheran Men's Club Organized in Corry Church
A group at St. Paul's Lutheran organized the Lutheran Men's Club of Corry to foster mutual help and Christian fellowship. The four aims include winning the unsaved, boosting youth church life, reclaiming lapsed members, and increasing male attendance. Officers to be named at the next meeting on the first Tuesday of December with Carl Carlson and R E Larson guiding the program.
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Lutheran Men's Club
Corry
Carl Carlson
R. E. Larson
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Gaatings
Reich
Spring Street
Stee
Frank C.chapin & Sons
Root
Jamestown
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
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St. Paul's
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