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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1935
Page
4
Paris designers unveil outfits for the small woman emphasizing military notes. A square shouldered black town suit with Persian lamb collar and wide skirts, and a black velvet cocktail suit with frogging. Grecian styles add height with high neck gowns. avoid multi color ensembles. limit to two colors in outfits.
In a Hollywood film feature, Josephine Hutchinson discusses achieving period accuracy for Mrs Louis Pasteur. She emphasizes outward dress and posture, wearing heavy undergarments, corsets, and petti coats, plus high heels to recreate the era's silhouette and the distinctive walk and sitting style.
In Harrisburg a joint session of 14 teachers colleges and the Association of Liberal Arts Colleges endorsed making a master’s degree a prerequisite for permanent high school teaching certificates. The plan calls for four years post high school study for elementary teachers and five years for secondary teachers, with state agencies urged to pursue steps to realize these goals. The resolution was submitted by Dr Carmen Ross of Whinboro State Teachers College, W G Chambers of Pennsylvania State College, and Dr L H Brumbaugh of Tuniata College. A separate note from Shenandoah reports Edward Culton of Detroit had 36 inches of gauze bandage removed from his head after an operation left it in place for 16 years.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, 28, wife of the fugitive Grover Bergdoll, appeals to President Roosevelt for her husband’s pardon. She holds brief to stay in the United States, with visa due to expire November 2, and hopes for an extension while Grover seeks clemency.
Major Angus predicts a 9,000,000 annual American auto demand next year by counting normal demand plus unmet need from recent years. He notes U S factories could not make 9 million but could hit 6 million with full pace. a breakthrough would require broad business improvement and national unity. He urges faith and a government business truce.
Mayor Bayard Kelly condemns a Rushkine Caldwell inspired Georgia play as filth and degeneracy with no plot. He argues it should not be staged where decent people attend. The author defends dramatic liberty amid the controversy.
A 1915 retrospective laments censorship of truthful expression in America while condemning burlesque. The writer argues liberty has limits and notes theater often crosses moral lines, comparing it to placing garbage in a living room for display. The piece critiques political restraint and social norms of the era.
The column lists zodiac-based guidance for personalities born September 21 through October 22 with daily cautions and fortune notes. It notes favorable times for finances in November 1935, potential new love by March 17 to 21, and cautions for arguments or accidents April 2 to 8, 1936, plus hints of unsettled conditions and possible changes or trips from December 1935 to March 1936.
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