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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1935
Page
4
The text argues future conflict between Italy and Ethiopia will resemble a police action rather than full war. It notes tanks, aircraft, and bravado, suggesting allies and aerial support, while asserting that harming any territory equates to wealth and life lost, despite framing it as restrained aggression.
A survey of recent books and authors spans scholarly works on Western civilization by Barnes and Europa by Briffault to light fiction. Notable pieces include It Seems to Me selections, Richard Savage, Mademoiselle Kid, Quack Quack, Tarzan tales, Langhoff memoir, Penny for Luck, Precious Bane, and Sky High.
A reflective piece argues Huey Long’s strong leadership drew both support and fierce opposition. It contends violence breeds violence, criticizes arbitrary rule, and warns that assassination mirrors a natural end of autocratic power.
Fragmented despatch describes two columns converging toward Addie Abava from Italian Ehures and Somali Somaliland. Ethiopians avoid open targets, using guerrilla tactics to harass Italians as they push through highland jungles, with road work and skirmishes likely to last months.
The article discusses a proposed mutual trade pact lowering import duties between Canada and the United States. It notes past reciprocity efforts, Daniel Bryan era tensions, and current Canadian politics with Premier Bennett facing potential defeat. Both Liberal and Conservative lines favor freer trade, raising hopes for renewed commercial ties.
In Paris on September 17 Sohia pavolii unveils a novel satin evening wear with separate satiny pants paired to a gown. The outfit features a black satin gown with draped silhouette and a turquoise headpiece, while the ivory pants echo vintage pantaloon styles.
Fashion note highlights satin evening gowns with bright satin and contrasting shade textiles. Mentions Schiaparelli influence and Westin mood signals, noting possible color pairings and styling ideas.
A garbled report describes police responding to a disturbance in Lamepidgh Mass with vehicles damaged and a sergeant named Patrick J. Reidy listed among officers. The text mentions Patrolman Coupary and a Trey, but details are unclear and names are inconsistently given.
Washington reports Dr. John P. Harrington, ethnologist, asserts Ethiopia is the oldest Christian country, converted 200 years after Christ, with ancient script and language features. He notes Ethiopian words read left to right with colons, primitive Semitic roots, and Haile Selassie known as Naggaasii on the throne.
A new coal market starts in Montreal with the arrival of the Norwegian ship Bohmeyilid from No-China carrying a bargeload of 000 tons of anthracite coal. Development is the largest shipment yet brought to Canada from India.
A 1915 item notes Glenn Dickson, son of City Engineer Nevin K Dickson, was seriously injured in a coasting accident when his bicycle brake locked, sending him over the handlebars and injuring four ribs. The column also reports a pickpocket at the Fair Grounds stealing $103 from Mr Slinger, plus brief notes on local residents and travel.
Horoscope notes favorable days for those born June 21 to July 21 and hints at cautious spending in early 1936. A Robinson stalks feature reports large vom stalks and height details. Lima cruelty petition filed over toy sales. Crawford Fiirhner and Walter eymolits cited in local items.
Clair Dodd discusses the idea of going Hollywood and why screen stars dress informally off set, with contrasts between actresses and actors. The piece blends fashion observations with anecdotes about party outfits, casual wear, and the pressure to look polished even in private settings.
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