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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1934
Page
3
A partial readable fragment describes Teall over native matters and mittens, mentioning a council or meeting context. The text is garbled with missing words and unclear specifics, leaving the main action and participants indeterminate.
A Corry newspaper column argues against war as a path to markets and raw materials. It questions whether World War I aftermaths delivered any real economic security, noting rulers’ fear of new conflicts and the public’s desire for peace, urging cooperation and mutual aid instead.
The piece contrasts France's potential absinthe return at 68 percent with defendable claims by a New Orleans absinthe company that the drink has medicinal value. It also cites Maj. L. K. B. Angas on public debt and recovery, arguing despite woes that economic forces favor renewed growth and an American boom if renewed.
The author argues that nations, unlike individuals, must earn to repay external debts. The United States has become a creditor nation, relying on foreign lenders who must sell goods or services to help cover those debts. The piece reflects on a recent shift from debtor to creditor status in national history.
United Press reports from Washington describe Rep. Sol Bloom hosting a lavish kitchen display in the Capitol, blending art and political strategy. The piece notes candidates aim to impress voters with influence in Washington, while party leaders face a sharp scramble over the next speaker and committee power.
Hollywood star Helen Hayes talks of humility as she moves between stage and screen. After Mary Queen of Scots on Broadway she returns to Hollywood to begin anew with What Every Woman Knows starring opposite Brian Aherne while fans remember The White Sister era.
A distracted report covers a youth caught stealing from Adams Express offices, a man injured plunging from a trestle near Brieracks, and various local notes. It mentions a proposed tramway survey from Columbus to Sherman, local jitters for the next term, and other small items from Corry and nearby areas.
Today and tomorrow bring a new adventure in love affairs and social events. The column urges intellectual pursuits for entertaining through October 4 and notes a favorable finance period from January 3 to 10, 1935 with potential danger on November 18 and 19.
The festival begins Sunday night September 23, ending Monday night. It honors harvest and recalls ancient wandering, with pilgrims to the Temple and offerings, as Jews worldwide celebrate the holiday and its nine day Rejoicing of the Law observance.
Fashion notes advise mixing eras in hats and hats with facial features. Tips stress proportion, balance, and moderation in choosing hats and accessories to suit round or long faces, with guidance on brim width and overall appearance.
Freedom Pa Sept 11 townspeople plan a week end celebration to dedicate a concrete main street highway project that cost about 94000 dollars and will widen traffic lanes. The event features a large parade and marks a milestone for the town once known for its poor main street.
Hager Jones, while candling eggs for shipment, discovered an egg containing pictorial and written material. The images include a woman's head and four cow heads with text reading "TICR" in a somewhat crawly script.
Jonart Bean ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Leon Bean of 141 Wilson Street died at City Hospital from a fractured skull after being struck by an automobile on Main Street in front of City Hall Saturday evening. Mrs Lillian Benz, 17, daughter of former Mayor Fred A Ben, who drove the car, reported she moved from Sycamore Avenue into Main Street and shifted into second gear when she heard a screech and stopped. A policeman said she reported the accident and that there had been another incident involving her. Surviving besides his parents are three brothers, five sisters, and his grandparents Mrs Cora Bean of Fredonia and Mr and Mrs Howard McAndrews of Port Jervis. He was born in Hornell and had lived here six years.
Warren Borough moves to take over the Warren Airport from private citizens to secure federal financing. Council also terminates the Pennsylvania Electric Company street lighting contract within ninety days and names a Public Service Committee to arrange new lighting. A new fire chief car was approved at 662 dollars, and a dedication for a historic boulder on September 15 was planned.
A home talent group from Columbus will present two one act plays Song of We Sou and Squarms To With the Bees at the Federated Church in Spring Creek Thursday evening. The program, recently staged in Columbus, features orchestra interludes and proceeds benefit the C. T. U. Public invitation is extended.
A Forest County man, Murphy of Byrontown, died when the car he rode in left Durant City road and struck an embankment in fog early Sunday. Driver Wilgworth, 87, of Warren, and passenger Robertson of Martinville were injured. six others were treated at Summit hospital. An inquest by a six-person jury will determine Murphy's death cause.
Hulda Stettler, national champion in the Girls 4-H Record Contest, enrolls as a freshman at the University of Wisconsin this fair as part of her eight years in club work. Her totals include 4 658 pints canned with a value of 1 067 73 and a $400 Montgomery Ward scholarship. Her home is gna farm near Fountain City Wisconsin. State champions will be named soon and awarded a trip to the Nations Club Congress in Chicago in December where national honors will be announced.
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