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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1935
Page
12
Washington dated reports show the first absentee ballots on the corn hog referendum split 95 yes to 93 no. AAA officials led by Administrator Chester Davis worry over the fragment and want farmers to vote. Secretary Wallace says more than a bare majority favorable votes are needed for a workable program.
Farmers who produced corn or hogs in 1935 may vote in the corn-hog referendum Starday. Voters need not be signers of a prior contract to participate.
Milwaukee curator W C McKern reports a Burnett County burial mound yielded furs bones and clothing from an old Indian culture dating back over 300 years. The Wisconsin Milwaukee public museum expedition led by McKern uncovered the items and will exhibit them.
Balloting in Potter County will be at the county agent's office in the courthouse from 8 A M to 5 P M. Producers unable to vote Saturday are asked to contact County Agent E R Duke between now and Saturday for alternatives.
Singapore October 24 Three Anglican priests from the Community of the Resurrection Mirfield Yorkshire are doing experimental missionary work in Sarawak. Headsmen of a village asked the missionaries to come and convert them a rare request. The Bishop of Labuan and Sarawak says village after village will become Christian if enough manpower and funds are available.
Victoria British Columbia government launches gold buying to aid mining. Premier Pattullo authorizes the finance minister to purchase gold from small placer miners facing disposal difficulties. Purpose details and final usage of the gold are yet to be decided.
Estherville Iowa editor first used the word blizzard in 1871 to describe a heavy snow storm that blinded the landscape. Sir William Craigie notes editors in nearby towns adopted the term, cementing its meaning during the severe 1880 81 winter.
Advice on diet for overweight individuals recommends avoiding salmon and mackerel, eating greens and light meats, and reducing fats and sweets. It promotes Kruschen Salts with lemon juice as a daily morning tonic to improve digestion and energy, claiming weight loss and elimination of constipation.
An advertisement touts a three day cough as a danger signal and promotes Creomulsion a palatable Beechwood Creosote emulsion. It claims relief by soothing infected membranes loosening germ laden phlegm and backing medical authority with a money back guarantee if no relief is found.
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