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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1933
Page
3
The article argues for temperance education as a practical response to alcohol policy. It cites the Eighteenth Amendment as teaching and calls for moderation in society. Temperance means balance and persuasion over harsh prohibition.
Secretary Wallace declares America a creditor nation in debtor psychology despite a favorable trade history. He warns high tariffs hinder foreign purchasing power and warn that surplus wheat and cotton won’t fetch fair prices without policy change. He notes bipartisan disillusionment with lending abroad and cautions Congress to shift stance.
An American girl of Swedish ancestry returning from a year at the University of Stockholm remarks on the cultural contrast between American and foreign students. She notes Swedish college youths are serious, less bound by rules, yet value work from childhood, while American students enjoy more leisure. She wonders if American youth mature too slowly and long for faster growth.
Weather and street damage from heavy rains on East South Street hill. Milk prices boost October mills at Mohawk Condensed Milk. Plans for a big Hallowe en celebration are set with committee appointments. A reception honored Rev L T Woodin at Columbus M E Church marking his fourth year. Louis Monroe of Columbus injured when joyride auto crashes into trolley car. one killed. Panama Girls troupe leaves for Meadville after library theatre engagement. Field knocked down by a horse on First Avenue. injuries not serious. A roads booster meeting scheduled for October 14. John Lute leaves for home after finishing Bell Co. work. Thunderstorms caused lightning damage. Mrs Pedigo and father travel to Watsontown Pa for Nusane Co duty.
The report describes a national lottery attempt, with tickets selling fast and a prize reportedly at 402000 dollars. It notes a person paying a fine and government impact, mentioning a drawing date and references to multiple individuals and outcomes in a terse, era style.
Hollywood directors reveal how they signal scene success with players. From Clarence Brown to Victor Fleming, each maker shows approval in unique ways while actors read the mood and anticipate the next shot.
Opposition to currency inflation grows as reports note Secretary Woodin carries a 500 billion mark bill from Germanys past. The artifact is cited as a striking reminder of Germanys 1920s hyperinflation and is described alongside other political figures and events in a broad United Press dispatch.
In a unclear report fragment, Freaoent Funeivense secures a victory over Honey Lélen amid mentions of pennies paid, water sill, and local employment. details are garbled but imply a contest outcome and involved parties.
Beaver Pa Oct 2 Robert J Simington of Rochester was sentenced by Judge Frank E Reader to life imprisonment for killing his invalid son Burton 13 He pleaded regret and sought forgiveness saying he believed he would be reunited with his wife and two deceased sons He claimed he was not mentally responsible but the court held the act shocking yet not a death penalty case Simington attempted suicide after the crime and later tried again.
Christian and Missionary Alliance church ends month long series at the Grand theater. Rev. Lewis led morning worship on Gods Gymnasium and Rev. Bosworth spoke on the Second Coming of Christ. A large crowd attended the farewell service with a love offering for the evangelists. Two visitors traveled over 100 miles to attend. An upcoming radio evangelist will begin services next Sunday under the same church. Mr. and Mrs. J Garold Silvis spent Sunday in Bartes with friends.
Paris styles depict Damita and Daniels among others shopping for winter outfits at Schiaparelli's despite a lingering heat wave. They favor two piece tweed ensembles with chic blue jackets and dark trim, while Damita and Wong select Ombre wool ensembles with raised textures and peplum details.
Central Press writer analyzes Fiorello H. LaGuardia as a radical thinking leader whose local New York City mayoral actions signal broader national prominence. The piece paints LaGuardia as a Latin, energetic, pugilistic figure with a turbulent 14-year congressional record and a philosophy unseen in postwar progressives.
The Roosevelt Highway Association of Pennsylvania plans discussion on widening U S 6 to multiple lanes to keep pace with national routes. President Monta C Burt urged wider thoroughfares and elimination of sharp curves. Meeting set for Wellsboro October 12 at Penn Wells Hotel with reports on Transcontinental U S 6 publicity and extension toward the Pacific coast. A separate note reports William Clawson of Hollywood meeting his long lost brother near Marshfield after five and a half decades.
A cryptic piece evokes resilience after turmoil, hinting at defensive duty and societal obligation. The text blends fragmented phrases about smiling, solving problems, and government or collective action, leaving tone as a reflective, chaotic meditation.
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