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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1934
Page
3
Fragmentary note appears to reference spot I and sea related terms with unclear context and missing details. The readable bits suggest a local brief about an operation or event involving a spot and sea, but specifics are unavailable.
A long reader discussion contrasts H G Wells and Joseph Stalin on the future of the United States. Wells argues a middle path toward a planned economy within capitalism, likening it to Fabianism, while Stalin asserts irreconcilable class conflict between collectivism and capitalism. The piece weighs Roosevelt leadership, capital interests, and the prospects of compromise amid lingering debt and production limits.
Dr Earl Cummimi of Union College argues youths entering public service must be trained in fundamentals. He defines them as understanding the evolution of human institutions and a scientific attitude toward their control, emphasizing a long view of political and economic systems and the gradual development of the machine age. The goal is to study vital government and business processes over time to prepare for future challenges.
Journal files recount Meadville freight train with artillery pieces bound for Europe. Corry death toll reaches 151 since January. Local school reports due for the second month. Possible December special election may relocate C L Alexander to the State Assembly. Carpenters Union gathering, births, grange initiations, and marriages noted. Local business trips and projects in Corry and surrounding towns.
An advertisement claims San-Cura ointment healed a sister’s burn with no scar after applying coal oil. It touts uses for bruises cuts bites and sunburn and mentions relief from pain and antiseptic healing at 60 cents per jar. The testimonial cites Futtle Ribts of Washington D C as a user.
Washington reports end of election day sees U S interest shift to yerba mate as secretaries weigh serving it to Fort Benning soldiers and possibly Navy crews. The South American bitter stimulant grows popular among diplomats and workers alike, touted for its energy without headaches.
Hollywood studios avoid displaying real money in films. They use fake or foreign bills with no value and metal coin slugs to replace real coins for sound and optics. Real coins appear only when inserted into payphones, unseen by the camera.
Paris fashions note a pragmatic shift in mourning dress as styles move away from funeral parlor formality. Queen Marina and Madame Herriot examples show quick adaptation with heavy black veils and luggage spare pieces. Shops now offer 24 hour mourning outfits, reflecting France's brisk response to sudden deaths and a chic, practical approach to bereavement attire.
A chaotic horoscope page blends star signals Octavine with predictions for November. It notes a gloomy morning, improving at noon, uncertain afternoon and evening, and a favorable eve for lawyers, with caution for the elderly. It lists favorable Jupiter contacts, historical dates, and a blunt note on Frante Leezer, a 32 year old mason in Columbus who still works vigorously.
Will Rose at his Cambridge Springs desk says two years will be the most interesting in American history. He congratulates Art Colegrove and Crosby, urges protecting Pennsylvania industry, farming, and merchandising, notes Democrats hold Senate majority, potential Supreme Court changes, and socialized state sentiment. He reflects on receiving 2800 votes for Congress amid a Democratic wave.
The family expresses sincere thanks to relatives neighbors and friends for kindness sympathy and flowers. Gratitude is extended to those who assisted during illness and death of their son and brother Claude Hall. Mrs Dessie Howles Mia Ernest Meeray
In Clarion County, Vernon C. McGregor, 45, was found dead beside his gun after failing to return from a Thursday hunting trip. Dr. Gail H. Walker ruled accidental death. the 16 gauge shotgun discharged as McGregor pulled the gun through a wire fence, striking him in the chest near Corsica on the J. M. Hindman farm.
Mrs FE Hawkins Keppel and Ralph Ward plus Joseph Sher rick will provide entertainment at the Woman's Club of Biricule Pa meeting at the club house in Tilole Monday evening plans set today. Mrs Hawkins will show Glacier and Yellowstone Park pictures from her travels and a travel tale will accompany a fine film. Three young men will perform special musical numbers.
State and local police across the area searched for a 1927 LaSalle coupe with a black top and fenders stolen from the Gary and Teale garage on the Commons last night. Fred Moser of Friendship, N.Y., formerly Kane, owns the car with New York license plates 4711-14.
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