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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1935
Page
4
Health officials urge careful self management during colds to prevent temporary incapacity and dangerous complications. Dr Edith MacBride Dexter notes the common cold causes work loss and illness, stressing staying home and rest to curb spread and reduce risks despite modern disease prevention advances.
A business writer notes currency stabilization is disrupted by the new war, with global financial systems unsettled and gold movements uncertain. Few nations will fast return to gold backing as foreign conditions remain volatile. the United States remains relatively steady though all currencies fluctuate with fortunes. The piece asserts the dollar is the strongest money globally.
An embargo on shipping arms and munitions to Italy and Ethiopia raises questions about what counts as war supplies under the latest Congress law. The vague scope of allowed goods, including food and raw materials, prompts pressure from pacifists and business interests alike, with calls for clear policies and strict adherence to prevent involvement in foreign conflicts.
The League, mostly a debating body and stats collector, shows limited power to curb big powers. Britain and France push to police the world with Genda’s authority, while Italy and Japan threaten the system. Britain bears leadership and naval power as the crisis intensifies.
Paris styles feature Henry Creed suits with 1838 lineage, offering three standout designs. A grey blue tweed sport suit with split side seams, a green wool two piece with astrakhan trimming, and a black velvet dressier with beltless fitted jacket. Jonay’s Fashion Tip notes a winter of diverse day to night tailoring and smart wardrobe updates.
The Columbus Cemetery Association held its meeting approving payment of bills except for painting the tool house. A major burglary struck Corry as Mrs Ralph Weaver's Maple Avenue home was ransacked for silverware. Groundbreaking was planned for a new Trill Indicator plant addition on East South Street. Elks Lodge held a jovial banquet at the Biks Home. Mrs F A Shawn visited Garland. Mrs Herbert Bracken went to Buffalo. Frank Hopkins conducted county business. Miss Mary and Lena St Clair traveled to Erie to visit friends. Adam Fisher, who lost his left hand and forearm 29 years ago, now runs a small shop daily and overcomes the handicap.
Ann Loring, Brooklyn native and New York college student, arrives in Hollywood after winning a screen and voice contest. In seven months she becomes Warner Baxter's leading lady, but warns contest winners to enter with no illusion and strong work ethic. She notes Hollywood is grand yet provincial with long days and few parties.
Governor Earle announced receipt of $8,065,000 from the federal government for October unemployment relief, sent to the state treasurer. The amount stems from an initial $14,000,000 request, with adjustments by federal relief administrator Harry Hopkins and others.
The state will open its case today in the trial of Mrs. Marguerite Fox Dolbow and Norman Driscall, charged with the murder of Mrs. Dolbow's husband, Harry. Jury selection began yesterday with 13 of 14 jurors seated, the first panel of 14 in New Jersey history, under a new statute for two alternates following Hauptmann case concerns.
In Farrisburg on Wednesday afternoon educators from Pennsylvania gather for the annual Education Congress called by Dr Lester K Ade Superintendent of Public Instruction. Nearly 1000 delegates including superintendents principals and teachers will attend as Ade outlines a philosophy of education and trends from preschool through adult retraining for industrial life.
Star signals suggest favorable periods for those born February 19 to March 20 with a day chart: afternoon fair morning good evening good. Early morning is favorable for business or religious affairs. The best year period is January 1936. Short journeys and visiting relatives are advised. health should be guarded from May to October 1936. Danger March 11 to 17 1936. social favorability around March 4 1936.
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