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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1938

Page

4

Chinese Resistance Keeps Hope Alive Amid Invasion

Dispatches from Chengtu report a new Chinese army forming in Sichuan Province with renewed resolve to resist. Guerrilla warfare cripples Japanese lines as villagers aid, while refugees move west and factories relocate. Americans stress information, yet the nation remains far from conquered.

China Chengtu Ghiang Seechnam Bec Alga Russia Wiythven Ycho Hie Donths

Italy’s Ethiopian empire risks bankruptcy under costly expansion

The piece argues Mussolini’s Ethiopian venture strains Italy’s finances, noting taxes on private industry and stock firms to fund reform and empire building. It likens Italy’s fiscal squeeze to broader American debt, calling the regime’s empire a costly, shoe‑string experiment amid political rudeness.

Italy America Mussolini

Jobs Going Begging in New York City Education System

The Board of Examiners reports many high salary postings with few or no applicants. Three assistant research directorships and an $8,000 job as assistant director of music are listed, while hundreds of colleges received the award with scant response. Vocational examinations offered recently drew little interest, sparking questions about prospects and fears among educators.

Board of Examines New York City Beier

We the People on Religion Race and the 196

In closing days of the political campaign fears grew in New Deal circles about religious and racial issues shaping results. Reports from multiple states note whispering campaigns and economic distress fueling voter influence. The piece warns how prejudice surfaces in politics and cautions against scapegoating amid national unity concerns.

New Deal Washington New York State Maryland Pennsylvania Michigan Minnesota WPA Kenersl L. Aoyd Yale America South Politeians Sakural Loos -Yoling Hey Lyons iGonyright

Hollywood film notes on Power Wong and Cox projects

Hollywood gossip item reports Tyrone Power buying an island off Mazatlan for vacations and starting a film library after filming Jesse James. Anna May Wong restyles her home with a zigzag walk to deter evil spirits. Sally Wilers is touted as a revivalist of the screen with Tarnished Angel. Cap William F. Cox is assigned by Paramount to a wartime venture Invasion. William Boyd recounts an odd autobiographical moment when asked to carve his hair on a stranger’s leg.

Hollywood Tyrone Power Mazatlan Mexico Alar Jesse James Power George Barnes Anna May Wong Sally Wilers RKO Radio Pictures Mirscle Bilers William F. Cox Paramount Cox Chemical Warfare Service North America

Oldest City Mentioned in Genesis Damascus Oasis

The text notes Damascus as an ancient oasis town in Syria with a longstanding claim to continuous existence, dating back to Abraham's era around 2000 BCE, and referenced in Genesis as an early settlement.

Damascus Syr Abraham

Buckley’s Mixture Promises Fast Relief From Coughs

An advertisement touts Buckley’s Mixture as quickly stopping stubborn coughs and colds that other remedies miss. It cites user testimonials from H. A. Allen and claims the product ends sleepless nights and coughing after only a few doses. The ad promotes Buckley’s as the leading cold remedy in Canada with wide pharmacy availability.

Buckley's H. A. Allen Mr. Allen Bucley Buckley Canada Lindsley’s Miller's Pinensaes Ça

Behind the Scenes in Washington by Rodney Washington

A political reflection on business leaders and party loyalties during the campaign. Distinct figures like Alfred P. Sloan General Motors C B Groesbeck and William Knudsen of General Motors Crop up amid talk of wage fears and industry‑government ties as Roosevelt’s New Deal looms. Senator Norris’s blunt Lincoln comparison caps a tense scene of bipartisan business attitudes toward policy and unity.

Rodney Washington Alfred P. Sloane General Motors Sloane C. B. Groesbeck Republian Join Oumbillon George W. Norris Nebraska Lincoln United States Tom Norris

Anton Von Bruge Blacksmith Keeps Craft At 89

An undated note recalls Anton Von Bruge who began work in a Berlin blacksmith shop at age nine and remains at his craft at 89. The quirky piece reflects on aging workers and a humorous take on tire wear by gender, with scattered odd phrases from an informal press release.

Sae Anton von Bruge

Steam power needed to blow locomotive whistles

An expert calculates that 2,434,026 tons of coal are required each year to raise steam for blowing locomotive whistles. This estimate highlights the energy demand behind a common railway sound.

Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets Ad

Stop mysterious pains and backache by cleaning and stimulating the kidneys. Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets claim quick relief and are available in bottles of 500 at drug stores.

Thompson

Daimler Invented Lightweight Gasoline Engine for Cars

A historical note traces Gottlieb Daimler’s 1880s breakthrough in creating a light yet powerful gasoline engine. It describes hot tube ignition, automatic firing, and the first front‑mounted Daimler car with a sliding gear, differential, and chain drive. The piece notes the German stamp honoring the automobile’s 50th anniversary.

Gottlieb Daimler Daimler Dainler United States Les Jumper

Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of the Brats of Pennsylvania

A vociferous few denounce animal experimentation claiming harm to animals. Proponents cite insulin discovery by Sir Frederick Banting using 40 dogs and note insulin saves millions. The piece argues diagnostic tests and surgical advances rely on animal work and praises Pasteur as a humanitarian for his epochal animal studies.

The Medical Society of the Brats of Pennsylvania Frederick Banking Pasteur

Why Youre Constipated and How All-Bran Helps

A reader asks about constipation and the cause. The article recommends dietary fibre from Kellogg's All-Bran, noting it adds bulk to stool, provides B vitamins, and aids bowel movements when paired with plenty of water. It promotes daily All-Bran breakfast and hydration.

Kellogg’ A-Bron Kellogg's

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