W C T U Puts Forward Plans for Dry Party
Milwaukee July 6 The National Women's Christian Temperance Union adopts a resolution calling for a new third party to support prohibition and moral issues as major parties push repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment Ida B Wise Smith of Des Moines elected president to lead the organization in its critical period. Resolutions demand alien exclusion from apportionment and federal oversight of the motion picture industry.
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Nicholas Boyd Seeks Georgie at Old Hollies House
Nicholas Boyd follows Georgie’s description to an old dingy house and pa goes to call on her. He recalls tossing roses into the sea and feels a impulse to reconcile, as he learns something tomorrow that humiliates Georgie.
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Four New Faces Enter Movie Spotlight in Hollywood
Four newcomers Elizabeth Young Irene Harvey Margaret Sullavan and Jean Parker rise toward stardom this summer. Young daughter of Judge William Young moved from Broadway to film after leading lady roles. Harvey and Parker are high school graduates earning contracts in Los Angeles. Sullavan brings Broadway stage experience to her first screen lead in Only Yesterday.
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Prompt Relief From Itching Eczema
Itching stops the moment Zemo touches tender inflamed skin providing soothing cooling relief for severe eczema. Rebuilds skin to normal when applied to rashes pimples ringworm and other irritations. Insist on genuine Zemo at 35c 60c or $1 sold by all druggists.
Soothing Foot Bath Quick Fix Promises Relief
Soak feet in hot water with three tablespoonfuls of Radox for 20 minutes to relieve burning swelling and soreness. Claims include removal of inflammation and hard skin with swelling subsiding and stronger feet by next morning. Sold for 45 cents at City Drug Stores and drugstores nationwide with mail orders available.
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B. C. Provides Fast Headache Relief In 3 Minutes
A North Carolina pharmacist blends ingredients to relieve most headaches in minutes. The B. C. formula, sold in 10¢ and 25¢ packages, also eases muscular aches colds neuralgia fever and nervous distress without opiates.
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Nations urged to balance budgets amid gold bloc tensions
A fragment outlines a call for nations to live within their means while the gold bloc dismisses alternative monetary bases. The message urges fiscal restraint and independence in monetary policy amid international pressure.
Roosevelt price policy prompts international reaction
The passage notes Roosevelt’s return to Washington to push price controls while prices rise. It criticizes the dollar's strength versus gold and laments European acceptance of a weaker dollar. It cites Alfred E. Smith and Puerto Rico’s Governor Gore opposing compulsory land sharing as a means to food reform.
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Blue Star Ointment Promises Relief for Itch Germs
Advertises Blue Star Ointment to treat itch rash tetter foot itch ringworm and eczema with a claim it melts and soaks in to kill germs. Offers money back if it fails.
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WEDS CONSULS DAUGHTER AND THE PUERTO RICAN QUESTION
In a tense global context the text mocks conservative views on Puerto Rico and cites a supposed Nazi warning. It invokes Hitler’s fear of a second revolution and hints at imminent war consequences. France reportedly possesses several thousand fighter aircraft ready to deploy.
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Mont Saint Michel to Berlin
Parrot and dog anecdote leads to reflections on speaking and prudence. Mentions Bisma and chancellor wisdom. References Hitler unhappy over Austria and Catholic ties. Roosevelt cites Russia as civilized nation. Reconstruction Finance Corp loans four million dollars to Russia to buy American cotton with expected repayment.
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