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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1936
Page
4
Good advice to sportsmen outlines eight principles for safe forest use including looking before shooting, preventing fires, wearing red, obeying game laws, keeping a clean camp, and respecting farmers and property owners. It notes a Nazi comparison about world outlook and ends with a call to gentlemanly behavior.
Economist Roger Babson expresses bullish outlook for stocks and heavy industry recovery over the next two to three years. He cites past market patterns and the need to cross the normal line, while warning that the current market resembles 1929 and urging caution.
Seventeen year old Jowan Peller, pitcher for the Cleveland Andios, struck out 17 batters in a single game, breaking a 25 year old American League record once set by Dizzy Dean in 1938.
Hollywood to Shof reports a panel of film pros sharing divergent paths to success in moviemaking. Eddie Buzzell argues hands on training from the ground up builds versatility for producing and directing while Roscoe Karns warns comedians must forge unique styles and avoid imitating Charlie Chaplin.
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission notes a 12 foot boulder unveiling by the D A R on July 30 1935 near Luthersburg. The site recalls Andrew and Jeremiah Moore who built the second grist mill in 1801 and the Eagle Hotel once stood across from the market. Route locations and historic Indian trails are described along Route 522 and Route 410 near Rockstead Resort.
Reno, Chicago Nationals. Antonin Dvorak. The present management of the Republican party places dollars above men. Hearst’s aim shows the dollar sign. publishers discuss freedom of the press, Roosevelt era struggles, and the habit of wealthy men opposing Roosevelt.
Paris reports a Jodelle fall collection featuring broadened shoulders and waisted outlines. High collars, fur trims, and beaver brown with olive greens highlight Directoire influenced day and evening wear, with two contrasting colors and trailing neck scarves for a Grecian touch.
The column forecasts those born September 24 to October 1 will feel vibrations today. It suggests clear thinking in the morning, strong social and business energy in the evening, and notes a potential for popularity or musical talent while warning against extravagance in February and March 1937. Danger is dated November 1 through 7, 1988.
The piece questions Gov Linden and Gov Landon statements at Portland about economic policy. It argues the Republican program would restore London Morgans control and drain gold and credit, recalling twelve years of war and financial surrender.
The column weighs Roosevelt versus Landon on money, banking, and sovereignty, arguing the New Deal targets private bankers and foreign influence. It notes voter focus on slogans while asserting the 1933 program defines the choice between Wall Street and Washington in shaping the country.
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