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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1936
Page
4
A fragmented reminiscence remembers young volunteers marching with hopeful resolve and a fatal spring, recalling brave names and the lasting impact of their sacrifice on Armistice Day.
The article discusses President Roosevelt's potential attendance at the Pan American Conference in Buenos Aires and outlines shifts in U S Far East policy. It notes past emphasis on the World Economic Conference and Monroe Doctrine style detachment, suggesting renewed diplomacy, naval buildup, trade aims, and possible action against Japanese expansion in Manchuria while considering treaty limits and rising Soviet and Chinese strength.
A long review piece surveys Asch’s The War Goes On and a portrait of postwar Germany through a mosaic of characters and social shifts. It weighs Joseph Freeman and Treeman’s An American Testament, praising its intimate social chronicle of Greenwich Village, reformers, and the era’s awakening to communism, with notes on other notable titles like The Bible, The Gentle Savage, and David and Joanna.
The piece argues that Armistice Day 1918 proved fleeting as arms and soldiers were renewed after the war. Despite a treaty, disarmament did not occur and mobilization continues. It contends mental and spiritual disarmament is lacking while nations pursue self interest and bitterness endures.
Merchants of Corry launch a vigorous campaign to make the city a headquarters for shoppers during the holiday rush. The Golden Rule Club consolidates November and December sales into a mammoth Christmas opening featuring evening sales and premiums such as a Ford car. Local stores decorate streets and invite participation to boost Corry’s holiday trade and ensure the best business in a decade.
Erie County courts under Judge William Hirt move to impose jail sentences on motorists convicted or pleading guilty to driving a motor vehicle under the influence. The measure aims to curb a rising drunken driving problem and urges police to cooperate more in enforcing the provision.
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at Europe turning bullish on the United States market. References to large sums and a halt appear, but the read is unclear and data points are uncertain.
A business editor notes a flood of foreign gold entering the United States treasury and market, bolstering the dollar as Europe seeks American securities. The trend signals confidence in U.S. stability, shoring up prospects for American enterprise and long term growth.
Steel and other industries consider wage increases to raise consumer purchasing strength without government action. Economists link high wages to steadier demand, cheaper production, and ongoing profits. The policy aims to prevent booms and busts by aligning wages with prices and productivity.
A favorable remark about last night's Journal editorial The Roosevelt Train Arrives notes the Philadelphia Record deserves credit for its progressive liberal policy stance supporting the Roosevelt administration.
Corry residents are urged to visit Keister's Cut Rate Drug Store for a free sample of ALLIMIN Essence Garlic Parsley tablets for high blood pressure. The ad claims a Chicago supplier and a new process reduces taste and odor, promising a two week treatment.
Hollywood press insiders describe Joseph Sherman once a publicity man for seven years who rose to scriptwriting and directing short subjects at Metro. He recalls selling his first story to Paramount and says his best boosters were publicity pals. Sherman insists he helps aspiring actors and enjoys giving untrained performers a chance before the camera.
Fragmentary account notes a fort at Fort Hendricks on route 522 near Teeuniner in Shydar county. Describes log construction and early settler activity with references to Indian attacks and a nearby town on Route 522.
A November 11 1916 column recounts a massive political demonstration for Wilson and a rapid string of local events. It notes the sudden death of W H Beaky, found by Clayton Warner while delivering mail on Main Street, and a Democratic event in Columbus. Also mentioned are election bets on Main Street, an accident at the J B L plant injuring a worker, and social visits and travel for several residents.
The reading suggests birthdays between November 22 and December 21 and highlights November 12 as lucky for notable opportunities. It predicts a promising year with chances to realize past dreams, especially February and March 1987 favorable for study, work, and dealing with foreigners.
An obscure note records the lord mayor devoting time to civic duties in Plymouth with a modest salary. The document hints at official duties and mentions Davenpart Dockyard and a recent recognition, though details are fragmentary.
Paris Styles Petits Docks presents a winter collection highlighting tailored sports clothes. Featured are checked tweeds, sported woolens, whipcord, and riding outfits with trims and feather accents. The display emphasizes masculine cuts, riding wear, and versatile town outfits with vibrant color notes.
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