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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1937
Page
6
The Red Cross campaign urges every family to join and renew memberships as the community debates war and peace goals and supports relief efforts. Residents discuss fundraising efforts, domestic production, and public education on temperance, with attention to enforcement and national policy shifts.
Jay Franklin argues the Duke and Duchess of Windsor erred by touring America under Tory auspices, provoking liberal backlash. He contends a private visit with a sociological tour and advice from U.S. officials would have reduced tensions, avoided fascist-linked associations, and aided labor relations without political boilerplate.
The modern approach to feeble minded care began with Dr Edgard Seguin who founded a private Paris school in 1837. The text notes his influence reaching the United States in 1649 and extending his work here, though the details are fragmented.
Subhas Chandra Bose argues in Modern Review that Britain must strengthen naval and air bases in the Mediterranean to counter Italy and fascist influence. Italy reacts by backing Franco in Spain for strategic ends, with Germany aligned, signaling a shifting balance as hegemonic aims unfold.
Fragmentary notes from 1977 recount city vandalism investigations at Camp Hancock with mention of trainees from the 28th Division football squad. Other items note Miss Mary Downey teaching language, a sidewalk replacement on York street, and locals visiting Camp Halcuek to see friends and relatives.
A compact page fragment mentions comparing Germany and Japan populations, asks about foreign capital in a former U S proposal, and contrasts American and European hotel operation plans. It notes literary interest, Goethe, and horoscopes, with etiquette hints and business correspondence guidance.
The text lists population figures for Germany and Japan and mentions Monrovia and a reference to President James Monroe. It includes a note on hotel plans comparing American and European approaches to meals, indicating lodging arrangements and whether meals are optional or included.
A fragmented passage traces the origin of the name Chautauqua to Western New York and the Seneca language, noting the term’s link to a southern educational assembly and its influence on early educational systems around Lake Erie.
An old fashioned health note promotes a herbal aid to flush the kidneys and bowels, claiming it prevents fatigue and backache. It advises using juniper berries and burdock, sold as green tablets, and to ask any pharmacist about Bukets marketed by a local drugstore.
Morrisburg display cases containing at least a dozen scenic views of Pennsylvania are circulated by the State Publicity Commission for exhibition in public places. The pictures change with the seasons, showing autumn hunting, winter sports, spring fishing, and summer foliage. Cases are on display at Reading Terminal Philadelphia Philadelphia Automobile Club Hotel Pittsburgher Union Terminal Buffalo NY. A display is also shown by the Pennsylvania Railroad. Cases will be moved to other states and districts later. The commission plans a wide distribution to reach many viewers and a Pennsylvania exhibit at the America Hotels Association and Pennsylvania Hotels Association convention in Pittsburgh in November.
A 1937 Register and Tribune Syndicate note describes how passengers on the Bremen were deemed unwelcome even before boarding. The author contrasts views of them as potential fascists with the view of them as mere outsiders hiding in the woods, reflecting tense attitudes of the era.
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