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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1937
Page
4
Universal Studios wardrobe chief Frank Tait says women damage gowns more readily than men due to cigarette burns and stains. He notes outfits wear quickly, with cosmetics and rouge causing notable marks, while men's suits endure gentler handling and less visible wear.
Jay Franklin Washington recounts 1920s and 1930s censorship battles against plays and books that mocked presidents and families. He argues suppression and public outrage shaped the Roosevelt era satire and notes how political power reacts to bold stage burlesque.
The passage lists answers to a quick political quiz. It identifies the U S representatives as Democrats from Maine and names Camilla Chantellps as a sister candidate of a socialist party. It notes France’s premier position and hints at European party positioning.
Washington observers report rising numbers of lawmakers heading for the capital as Roosevelt calls for a November adjournment. Republicans welcome a speedy resumption of activity on Capitol Hill, while Democrats favor postponing renewed legislative debate. The GOP strategy is to let Democrats clash, not to push their own program, hoping extra sessions widen intra party strife.
A lengthy opinion piece examines the phrase time lock in the 1873 constitutional amendment and how courts have interpreted it. It argues for a flexible, citizen vote on amendments to avoid prolonged legal delays and preserve reform momentum, while contrasting with calls for stability and protection for the people.
A jumble of quotes about Pacific island customs, pearl diving, Bible translations, a unique bird, inflation fears, policy shifts, and a lampoon of public figures. The piece wavers between cultural notes and political satire, hinting at concerns over privacy and national identity.
Clean penetrating Moode's Emerald Oil now in drug stores nationwide offers rapid relief from intense itching and rashes including eczema, athlete's foot, poison ivy, and external skin conditions. It claims instant itching stop, burning relief, and promotes healing. guaranteed satisfaction or money back.
Armchair reminiscence notes cruelty and sensationalism in early 20th century society. Mentions George M. Cowan and references to media culture. Discusses public attitudes toward women and political ideas during wartime era. Credits Col. Thomas L. Kane and Kane entity as Civil War volunteers.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the VFW held a meeting at the West Washington home. New member Mrs Helen Van Dressar was initiated. Officers elected: Mrs Stella Reynolds president, Mrs Dora Quitlisk senior vice, Mrs Allan Spencer junior vice, Mrs Florence Amy chaplain, Mrs Berding McGraw guard, Mrs Martha Jones conductress, and delegates Mrs Dorothy Bolandy and Mr Allan Spencer with alternates Mrs Morence Amy and Mrs Mildred Lyons. Cherie Colet directed the play at the seniors high school and a salad lunch followed as decorations reflected Halloween mood.
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