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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1935
Page
4
The article notes Cyne gress approved a 150000 inquiry into high food costs and their causes. It argues both business and consumers face impacts, calls for balancing farm support with fair pricing, and promises scrutiny of processing charges from farm to retailer. It stresses restoring farmer earnings to rebalance the economy and questions whether current policies are just and efficient.
The piece argues that powerful business interests control gold flows and colonial expansion, blocking leaders like Mussolini and Mausolus from acting alone. It questions government moral rights to intervene for foreign property rights and notes Britain and the United States resist war for economic and resource reasons amid shifting neutrality.
Reports describe Dr Curref and Gol Lindbergh detailing artificial blood solutions and a mechanical heart. Moscow and American scientists including Brukhonenko revived dogs after apparent death, using blood exchange and oxygen from a second dog. The text notes cautious claims and questions about life and death while suggesting possible medical benefits.
Daily overview notes uncertain influences and varied luck for readers born December 21 through January 2. It urges caution, mentions possible fatigue in March 1986, and hints at financial outlays and home benefits from early to late January 1938. Spiritual uplift and social mood are described with dated references and ambiguous outcomes.
Article notes Col ry Wrench Co will rebuild two new modern fireproof structures after a summer fire. Clifton Lindsey reports killing a five foot blacksnake on his farm. Real estate agents in the city work hard this week to find housing for families moving in. Robert Desmond installs wireless gear atop R J Follett residence to receive weather reports. James Pitro of Corry Britvic Tile Co injured after a fall in East End yards. Dr Mensinke and Henry Wilson depart for a week long auto trip visiting several cities.
The Paris Renaissance Art Exhibition inspired Germaine Bailly to present warm toned ensembles with long fitted gowns and full sleeves. Highlights include a red Venetian lace evening model with elbow sleeves and gold leather belt, a red velvet evening coat with floor sweeping flare, and a blue and silver striped lame evening gown with a draped fishtail back.
Washington Sept 4 United Press reports a curious incident at a Hull press conference when photographer flashbulbs caused chests and faces to blur. Michael McDermott, publicity chief, developed black spots over his eye and briefly saw around the secretary, delaying further photo sessions.
A lively review lists Harper prize contender Honey in the Horn by Davis and several other new novels. It praises vivid frontier settings and strong storytelling while noting mixed pacing and stylistic variety across works by Glasgow, McFee, Brunton, Abbott Beals, Zweig, Digg, Baxter, White, Gibbons, Dawson, and Devanny.
Hollywood casting director Max Arnow says westerns attract cowpunchers from San Antonio, Laramie and Grant Falls above screen vets. He notes saddle bred wranglers, blacksmiths and cattle hands are readily found in Hollywood while radio boosts cowboy appeal and draws veterans to cinema work.
Former Corry resident Mrs Marion Wilbur Ralston died in Dallas Texas from pleural pneumonia after a hospital stay. She was a 1878 Corry High School graduate and an early Hatch school teacher. Survived by husband Robert Ralston and two daughters and two sons. Baril was made in Dallas yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
In Afeneson Nebraska a binder has been in use for 49 years. The political advertisement notes its long service since 1889 in operating in grain fields.
John Avery, a five year old war veteran with a globe trotting record, traveled by hitch-hiking across Saint John New Brunswick to witness the unveiling of a war memorial cremorial.
Rhinelander Wis Chief of the Potawatomi Indians is reported to be the oldest tribal leader in the United States. He will celebrate his 115th birthday this week according to local records and traditional accounts.
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