13 Feb 1936
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1936
Page
1
Dr. Glenville Giddings in Your Child's Sleep reports a Hygeia article stating twelve children’s sleep was monitored on nights with intense study or vigorous exercise and on normal nights. The comparison shows no appreciable impact on sleep from late day academic or physical activity by ordinary children.
The fragment notes that happiness fades when joy is broken, as sorrow lends color to life and mood, implying sorrow alters perception more than unbroken happiness. The brief line contrasts color in sorrow with colorless happiness.
Doctors advocate gradual reduction of liquid laxatives to restore natural bowel function. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, containing senna and cascara, is recommended for gentle, non habit forming relief. The preparation is described as pleasant tasting and effective for children.
An OCR fragment discusses legislation affecting handicaps and efficiency, noting limited effect on congenial inefficiency and suggesting only slight aid to certain individuals or groups. The text is unclear and fragmentary, with no identifiable dates or entities.
Congress enacted the baby bonds payable on demand program for veterans, with June 15 as the funding date. The Harrison compromise bonus bill was vetoed by President Roosevelt but overridden by both Senate and House, with broad party support and all senators voting. Treasury and veterans officers anticipate complex payments requiring $7.5 million and over seven million interest calculations. Alfred E. Smith criticized the New Deal in a Liberty League speech, signaling conservative Democratic resistance and sparring with Roosevelt policies ahead of the 1936 nominations.
FRANCE opens a new government under Albert Sarraut with Pierre-Etienne Flandin as foreign minister and Joseph Paul Boncour overseeing league affairs. Regnier stays as finance minister, defending the franc. Lomdons reference to a three billion franc loan hints at British support. Flandin attended King George VI’s funeral in London.
A two minute royal funeral in St George's Chapel Windsor with King Edward VIII’s remains in state at Westminster Hall. George V archbishop of Canterbury York and Windsor bishops officiated as crowds mourned across Britain and foreign dignitaries attended including Admiral of the Fleet Edward VIII and Norman Davis the U.S. ambassador-at-large.
In New York, a federal jury finds William F. Warms acting captain and three co-defendants guilty of criminal negligence in the Morro Castle disaster that killed 134 when the liner burned off Asbury Park on September 8 1934. Abbott Cabanud and others are convicted for failures by officers and crew. survivors testified that Abbott scrambled into a lifeboat while Warms delayed the SOS.
Six Army flyers were killed when two planes collided during weight formation flying above the Hawaii base near Honolulu. Two others escaped by bail out. The dead include Lieut. William G. Beard, 28, of San Francisco, pilot. Staff Sergeant Bernard F. Jablonowsky, 33. Privates John B. Hartman, 27, of Chicago. Bruce Taylor, 26, of Puget Sound area. Truman J. Gardner, 27, of Olney, Illinois. and Gordon M. Parkhurst, 43, of Yorkville, N.Y.
Windsor rituals crown the coffin carried to the altar as King George rests beside Victoria and Edward VII. Royal funeral broadcasts reach 400 million subjects while voters fund a two and a half billion dollar wartime bond program. Oxygen, the life of blood, and the Dionne quints feature amid war news and oddities from Hawaii to San Diego.
A Washington Mayflower dinner for the American Liberty League drew 2000 attendees from across the states. Al Smith attacked the New Deal while other speakers defended Roosevelt. The event signaled a partisan fight, with talk of a possible third party amid Democratic resistance and Republican caution. The piece also notes ongoing congressional scrutiny of private and public spending and hints at a broader political realignment.
McIntyre predicts 1936 will be a year of vast excitements with Europe potentially in flames. He warns nations may die or be born and expresses a desire for sweetness and light despite a grim outlook. He adds a personal note that he is usually wrong.
The text urges readers to consult doctors before using any unknown pain remedies and promotes Genuine Bayer Aspirin as a safer, effective option for headaches and rheumatic pains. It emphasizes aspirin’s safety and its impact on medical practice since its discovery, claiming many people have benefited without stomach or heart issues.
A reflective line notes that true personal gossip comes only after knowing someone deeply, implying trust and familiarity are required before sharing private details. The remark underscores social trust as a gatekeeper for gossip and intimate information.
Miss W Kennedy of Pasadena reports over a year of itchy scalp and heavy dandruff ended by using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She describes big flakes on clothing and says her hair now looks fine. Ad promotes Cuticura relief for external skin conditions with samples offered.
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