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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1935

Page

4

Health seals urge for holiday mail during thanksgiving sale

Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association officials urge the 1935 health seal for Christmas mail. Three million seals, designed by Monest Harlin Baker, depict a young girl mailing a Christmas letter and will be sold starting Thanksgiving Day to raise fifteen thousand dollars for the association’s year‑long program.

Meridenta Trie County Erie Couuty Health and ‘Tuberculosis Assaustion Monest Harlin Baker Carmel N. Y Baker Association

Tuberculosis A Real Menace In Pennsylvania War On Disease

Col Henry W Shoenpiter accepts Christmas Seal chairmanship and warns that tuberculosis remains a real menace in Pennsylvania. He cites 1976 deaths under 45, twice the fatalities from 1984 automotive accidents, praises progress due to Tuberculosis Societies and Christmas Seals, and urges continued effort amid improving economy. He links the seal poster to Civil War imagery and stresses ongoing public health campaigns. The second piece notes the Tydings McDuffie Act Philippine self government era, Quezon’s inauguration, and American regard amid global colonial dynamics.

Henry W. Shoenpiter Acceptanc Almibat Pennsylvania Pennsylvani Tuberculosis Society Inman Philippine Republic Manuel Quezon Garner Joseph W. Burns Tite States Quezon Uncle Sam

Unemployables and the Unemployment Crisis

A Nation editor argues that ten million unemployed in the United States render about another ten million unemployable. The piece calls for urgent government and business action to prevent starvation and widespread hardship amid a deepening social crisis.

United States Merle ‘Thorpe Nation’ Business

Retraining Needed to Avoid Federal Dole Dependency

The speaker warns that many handicapped workers and unemployed individuals could be retrained or reemployed through private enterprise. Without action, local and state governments will bear the burden, risking federal welfare expansion. The remedy calls for large scale private employment to absorb both able and handicapped workers, including those seen as boondogglers.

Rockefeller Ends Gifts to Northern Baptist Church

John D. Rockefeller plans to stop making gifts to his church the Northern Baptist as a pledged denomination. He supports interdenominationalism believing it aids religion, while still valuing denominational variation for individual experience. He hopes to stress unity of purpose over distinct denominational forms.

John D. Rockefeller Northern Baptist Rockefeller Otter

Paris Styles in Velvet Gowns with Rich Capes

Paris report describes shadowed velvet evening gowns with Ren aissance capes trimmed in mink or ermine. Gowns in dark greens and blues feature jeweled belts, gold and coral accents, and crystal. Military styling hints appear in back detailing and trimmed coats, reflecting late 19th century influences.

Paris Tatter

Hollywood Film Shop Reflects On Caveman Charm In Casting

Hollywood previews show leading men in virile roles shaping film lore. Gary Cooper Fred MacMurray Paul Muni and others populate marquees while real athletic pasts fuel onscreen bravado. Stars like Bing Crosby Carole Lombard heat up current works, with anecdotes on era’s rugged male image.

Hollywood Timmy Cagney Smiack He-Man Gary Cooper Fred McMurray Paul Muni Clark Gable Edward G. Robinson Carl Brisson George Ratt Rardolph Scott Wallace Beery Tven Bing Crosby Carole Lombard Bing Mae West Fred MacMurray Crosby Gonzaga University Cooper Randy Scott Georgia Tech Colin Papley New Zealad Europe George Raft Lary Crabbe Johnny Weisumier

Oil from ships kills birds in ocean spill report

Dr. T Gilbert Pearson cites millions of wild birds killed by oil discharged by marred vessels. Interview at the American Ornithologists Union convention notes no new silhouette is improved. Fashion notes describe 18th century inspired outfits with beaver and velvet trims, military influence, and feminine winter styles.

Toronto T. Gilbert Pearson New York Ornithologists’ Union Convention

Star Signals Horoscope Fragments for November Birthdates

A fragmentary horoscope notes favorable people born September 23 to October and hints at mental pursuits and fate. It warns of possible material disaster and mentions prosperity in November 1995 while urging self advancement and cautious plans for a water trip in the coming year.

Installation of VFW Post 264 Officers

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 264 will install officers at an open meeting on Wednesday at eight o'clock. Members, the Ladies Auxiliary, and families are invited. A program will be followed by refreshments.

Arcme V.pnompson Vost Veterans, of Foreign Wars VF. W. Acme

Twenty Years Ago From the Journal NGS 1915

Obituary notice for J B Terry at Wilkes-Barre hospital following a stroke. D W DeRosay leaves for eastern business trip with aims to secure Corry paving block contracts. Death of Charles Dodge railroad brakeman after a nine day injury. Birth of a boy to Glennaine. Archbishops defend use of force in war in York diocese letter.

J.B. Terry Wilkes-Barre Wilks-Barre D. W. DeRosay Albany New York City Charles Dodge Pennsylvania Railroad Corry Corry Hospital London York

Maine Potato Politics Stir North Maine

Aroostook County dominates Maine potato production as politicians debate federal controls and a potential Quoddy hydro project. Voters and bankers in the far north weigh the New Deal, its farm programs, and the impact on prices while skepticism grows over Quoddy’s big investment and political payoff.

Fittie Prestoe Isle Maine United States Aroostook Massachusetts Wallace Congress Grinnel Market Square Connecticut New Haven New York Providence R. I Roosevelt New Deal Bernard Esters Houston Pioneer-Times Aroonstook Republican Committee James Piero New England Ransford W. Shay Aroostook County Har Eastport Jvithity Northlands Quoddy

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