The Fruits of Labor and the Cost of Living
A survey by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration challenges headline inflation fears, noting drought driven price rises in 1986 and 1930s wage and purchasing power shifts. It details food price changes, farm product prices, and compares 1933 to 1938 wage levels, while touching on Kansas federal aid and Governor Lane’s political stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural ‘Adjustment Administration
L. H. Hean
AAA
Bean
AWA
Ceresl
Quiet Corry matrimony hints and local notices
Townsfolk gossip about a Corry couple secretly marrying at Clymer and moving to East Liverpool after their nuptials. Police chief John Planigan carries a Gettysburg hunting license. Local cross country and air race ties, business moves, and community chatter fill the column, including upcoming nuptials, directory plans, and a stalled veterans night observance flare.
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Corry
Clymer
John Planigan
Yam County No. 1
Adams
Gettysburg
Clara Livingston
Los Angeles
Gertrude Field
East Liverpool
Ohio
Montgomery Ward d& Company
FLL
Banks
Frank M. Cole
Florida
Miami
Hollywood
John Litz
Helen Shela
Golden Rule Club
Arthur Shields
Biks
Pennsylvania
New York State
Tony Joy
New York Times
A Suggestion to Governor Landon from Buffalo
Governor Landon voices concern for future generations over deficits and national debt. He cites federal spending in Kansas since Roosevelt’s inauguration, claiming funds were used to relieve distress, stabilize banks, boost agriculture, and support state services. He alleges spending by Landon’s administration worsens debt and lowers opportunities for children.
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Landon
Buffalo
Air Miliistration
Larsdon
Kansas
Housevelt
Paris Styles Open Yet Foldable Fall Hats In Paris
Collapsible felt sport hats lead fall millinery with high crowns and small brims folded into deep pleats. The hats can be worn like fedoras or positioned to cover the right eye, and fold flat when not worn to hold shape better. Tricornes and bicornes reappear with tailored afternoons, while peaked hats remain smart as seen on Marlene Dietrich in Paris.
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Paris
Marlene Dietrich
Realism Aids Hollywood Set Design Says Artist
Hollywood art director William Darling critiques modernist painters for failing to suit motion picture needs. He emphasizes realism as essential in screen production noting the public must recognize objects like chairs and rooms, not abstract forms or pumpkins. Darling blends business and art, calculates set costs within one percent, and urges designs that convey clear imagery to audiences.
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Hollywood
Calif
William Darling
Darling
Property Department
Paris
Budapest
Vienna
Munich
Daviing
Keepin
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files September 5 1816
A barn belonging to Peter Gehr near Mina was struck by lightning and destroyed. City Commission meetings discuss electing a successor to City. Thieves in an automobile raided A D Manley’s farm near West Spring Creek stealing calves chickens and tools. The Duquesnee Flyers season ends today. Raymond nine lost two of three to Youngsville over the holiday, with pitching cited.
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Peter Gehr
Mina
Clymer
A. D. Manley
West Spring Creek
Raymond
Youngville
Raymonds
Labor Day Activities Inland and Visits Mentioned
Mr and Mrs Lon Jourdet left for Philadelphia after a visit in the city. Several local youths spent Labor Day at Windley Lake with house parties planned. Mr and Mrs CG Seely and daughter took an automobile trip to Warren Ohio for Labor Day. Milton Isaacs of Chicago, a former Carty boy, spends a short time in the city. Mess an Trim provided music for a Labor Day dance at K of P Hall attended by about sixty couples.
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Lon Jourdet
Philadelphia
Windley Lake
CG. Seely
Warren, O
Labor Day
Milton Isaacs
Chicago
Carty Boy
City
K. of
P. Hall
Warren County Oil Region Featured In State Guide
Warren County in the northwest part of Pennsylvania is highlighted as a leading oil drilling area. A local company announced a contract for forty swells to be drilled and a well was found with gas flow well above the average. The article notes Route 52 and the county’s east west span toward New York State.
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Corry
Elk Park Hall
Officers
Pack- North Jgast
American Telephone & Telegraphic Co
Bell System
Dick Paulsén
Journal Sports Scribe
Detroit
New York
Art Schaub
Journal
Edgar B. Calvert
Pennsylvania
Weiss
Delaware Street
I. J. Fox
Atore
Cleveland
Mary LaMere
Corry Hospital
Cobb's Ferry Hospital
Pete Tubroaky
Corry High
Albion College
Michigan
Townsendites
Une
Warren County
One Oil Company
New York State
Clams Sense No Pain Cloake Sasou Us Mavecatil
A garbled OCR fragment mentions clams and pain sense with scattered proper nouns. Readable text is limited to stray phrases suggesting a report on mollusks, sensory debate, and unrelated imprecise terms without a clear event or identifiable entities.
Inventor of the autogiro and early parliamentism oddly traced
The item notes Juan de la Cierva as the Spanish inventor of the autogiro and offers a quirky etymology on parliamentary terms. It mentions the second parliament of King James I and hints about etiquette for juniors after a father’s death. It also questions the approximate number of licensed U.S. broadcasting stations and offers a birthday forecast about family responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan de la Cierva
Jamea
Star Signals Birthdates May June Affect Daily Influences
Predictions note May 31 to June 20 as most affected by today s influences with morning uncertainty and evening bad. Afternoon favors partnerships and contracts, while overall health tips urge rest and fewer duties to avoid issues in late 1936 and early 1997 including home life expansion and romance.
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Danger
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Lanedon
Washington
Uncle Sam
Union
Bavaria
Syee
Stalb
Alice
Scott
Roscott
William Postie
Tniwaite
Yau Ate
Duquesnee Flyers
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
SEE and Know
Pennnsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission
Wieners
United States
England
Member
Federal Reserve System
the Federal Deposit Ins. Corp
Bath
Il Um
Ani
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