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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1935
Page
4
The piece weighs Mussolini's drive to rebuild a Roman Empire against Britain's vast, global empire. It suggests Italy under Mussolini could threaten British predominance, risking a clash that might reshape world power and even resemble a historical upheaval echoing past empires.
Professor H N Russell of Princeton explains that astronomy is a pure science with no direct commercial value yet it serves practical needs in timekeeping surveying and navigation. He notes the pleasure and philosophical benefit of studying the heavens and the humbling vastness of the universe as the amateur astronomer contemplates distant worlds beyond reach of sight.
Recovery forces persist in steadying business activity at spring levels, as Leonard P Ayres notes. Consumers buy autos and appliances, travel more, and spend on household goods. Strong demand helps businesses, yet three improvements are still needed to sustain the upturn.
Twenty years ago, as reported in the Journal Files from September 23, 1915, include a report of a sorrel mare and buggy believed stolen after a stranger was seen two days prior. The Columbus municipal contest over bridge reconstruction and trolley car funding drew local interest as candidates for city commissioner and county offices secured primaries. Also noted are new fiction volumes at Cory Public Library and a birth announcement for Alyah Wy Covell.
Daily forecast notes social activities favored today with fair morning and afternoon, caution against fire and temper, and hints at travel and relative dealings in November. It references year 1936, February 22, and November as favorable for certain individuals, with emphasis on building and export trade outlooks.
Glamorous star Luise Ranier says American men are not too busy for romance though their approach differs from Europeans. She contrasts serious European lovers with American screen versions who may hint romance as a gag. She cites actors Mark Gable and William Powell in European and American roles.
Senator William H. Clark of West Chester goes on trial in Dauphin County on bribery charges. Indicted last week, he pleads not guilty as chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee, with alleged dealings over liquor store insurance bids. Prosecution seeks immediate trial. two Governor Big Barley cabin et al. members to face charges.
Washington reports on Philippine independence debates and Quezon's encounters in Japan with his son Manuel Quezon Jr. A note recalls Roosevelt's ceremonial use of a gold button key at the White House for various projects including the Florida canal and Alaska?Ua exposition, plus a Kansas farm egg story.
Dr Hadith Mactride-Dexter warns of two health minded groups. One hoards effort and becomes dependent. the other, thrifty with vitality, plans for emergencies. He argues activity is essential, noting a fifty year old who did nothing until a physician advised exercise and regular gym use.
A forum on sterilization and birth control will be featured at the State Federation of Pennsylvania Women convention in Erie from September 30 to October 4. Dr B A Gillis of Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh and Mrs Katharine Hepburn by her son Thomas Hepburn will conduct the forum. many speakers will address delegates and bylaws revision will be discussed.
Paris styles note Lastex as water resistant fabric shifting into fall wardrobes. It suits bathing suits and sports wear including skiing and skating ensembles with reinforced bands. It appears in women’s underwear, shaping garments, and upholstery fabrics, offering elasticity without old corset drawbacks.
Stan ley Bujnowski, 33, of 708 H 24th Street Erie, died in Hamot hospital from blood poisoning after pricking the second finger of his left hand on a fish fin while mounting a fish. He had been employed and was an amateur taxidermist. Infection developed over about ten days and could not be checked.
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