Roosevelt vetoes Patman bill on veterans' bonds plan
President Roosevelt declares the Patman bill to pay adjusted service certificates immediately violates war time veterans policy. He argues the measure abandons 1924 settlement, risks inflation, harms dependents, and would force broad pension demands, urging continuation of existing aid and reform through general recovery programs.
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Popular Old Laxative Thedford’s Black-Draught Still Favored
See PATMAN Page 13. Thedford’s Black-Draught remains a trusted vegetable laxative. Mrs. A. M. Brumley of Steele Missouri cites it for relief from headache and post meal discomfort. The ad emphasizes reliable relief from constipation and related symptoms.
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