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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1939
Page
4
In a Corry Evening Journal feature, editors critique Hitler as a barbarian and a misfit in history, arguing his belief in racial superiority threatens civilization. The piece also covers wartime science, noting chemists’ work combining vitamins with drugs to combat colds and hay fever, highlighting new, gentler side effects in medical compounds.
A proposed exchange argues that the Sovilt Americans should be supplied with goods in return for purchasing their produce, echoing a policy used by Europe to provide the means for economic exchange.
A Cleveland effort seeks to unite existing groups into a Home Builders Institute. It would register certify materials and workmanship and provide plans and inspection information for new homeowners. The move aims to boost confidence in homebuilding and stimulate demand among architects contractors and the public.
Washington nears a clash between neutrality policy and two war taxation ideas. Bone's drastic income tax proposal and Lee's vast capital scheme would force wealth disclosure and force bond purchases to fund war, aiming to curb profits from conflict. Senators Nye and isolationists weigh in as Congress debates making war less profitable and potentially delaying entry.
Japan imitates the ULS system to preserve and open its natural scenic beauties to foreign visitors. Each designated area showcases distinctive Japanese landscapes such as the famed Fujiyama volcano, a national shrine project among the first completed parts.
Four stamps released in 1948 and four more early this year mark the 10-year park program completion. The display shows three of the 1039 set: the Daisen vol cano in light brown, the Yashima lava plateaus in green, and the Abouto Kannon Temple in rose. Stamps were issued in souvenir sheets sold at the Japanese Pavilion of the New York World’s Fair.
Illinois agriculture is the most mechanized in the country, according to an announcement by the state department of agriculture. Officials highlighted advances in farm equipment, adoption rates, and modernization across counties, noting substantial gains in production efficiency and rural employment.
A compact note examines a common error in numeral usage where numbers clash with words. It highlights misaligned digits and phrases such as one cent pieces or ten day periods, urging consistency in printed figures and accompanying text.
A scrambled test page asks ten trivia prompts about lakes rivers biology and history. Questions include the artificial lake behind Boulder Dam the meaning of peer in Rhyland and the pronunciation of idea.
Daily Dozen discusses how physicians used books in convalescence to divert minds and aid mood. It debates whether a patient needs stimulation or sedation and notes tuberculosis patients should avoid certain literary works while others can bring solace and comfort during recovery.
The fragment mocks Barbs Crosby’s twin sons having tonsils removed, joking about future crooners and wartime woes. It references 1939 forgotten men, Japan and China battling in the Far East, German sausage blends, and misheard travel or migration notes mentioning California swallows departing early.
The season opener between Notre Dame and Purdue will be carried by the Blue network from 2:46 PM with Bill Stern providing play by play from South Bend Ramblers home field. Also tonight NBC CBS and Columbia networks air a slate of programs from Chicago and across national stations including Gene Robison, Judy Garland, and Horace Heidt with musical and talk shows.
A WPA research project shows the term fresh eggs varies by location. In state mix styles only eggs produced within the state count as fresh, while several states require container branding and stamping shipped to specify origin.
A new scientific discovery claims asthma or hay fever relief with Brestheasy. The ad-style notice offers guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded and provides contact details for the trial in Rouseville Pennsylvania including a phone number.
Hollywood profile of Erik Rhodes, Nevada born actor praised for playing varied foreign characters, his path from Oklahoma and Nevada education to Broadway and film, and his ambition to return to singing. Mentions his work with Astaire and Rogers and his long Hollywood career. Also notes a local social event hosted by Paul J. Downey and a birth in Carry hospital.
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