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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1937

Page

3

Lots of Variety in Crocheted Edgings

Pattern 1300 offers easy tatting like edgings for collars cuffs lingerie towels sheets and napkins with illustrations and stitch details. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Ave New York for pattern 1300. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is a tonic used by women for nearly 70 years.

Needlecraft Dept Eighth Ave New York N. Y Ax & Young Man RV. Pierea Buffalo Vierce

Aristotle on becoming able men in any profession

The quote asserts three essentials nature study and practice for mastery. It emphasizes that ability in any field arises from inherent traits sustained by learning and repeated effort.

Aristotle

Bayer Aspirin Quick Relief Package Ad

A promotional notice touts genuine Bayer Aspirin as fast relief for headaches neuritis and neuralgia. It advertises two dozen tablets in a 25 cent tin and urges customers to ask for Bayer Aspirin by full name at drug stores.

Bayer

Roosevelt Refuses to Let Court Powers Go Unchecked

President Roosevelt flags a strong defense of federal powers in his State of the Union address. He urges Congress and the courts to support federal action on economy and relief, signals broader New Deal powers, and denounces NRA as outlawed though problems persist.

Roosevelt Supreme Court State of the Union Senate House United States of America NRA House Chamber Jim Farley Garner Bankhead Sam Rayburn Texas John J. O'Connor New York Clyde L. Herring Iowa William H. Smathers New Jersey H. Styles Bridges New Hampshire Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts Spain Mar Cantabrico Robert Cuse Cyheys Frank University of Wisconsin Board of Regents Prank Cov Philip la Follete Ing la Follete Dr. Frank Frank H. M. Wilkie Clough Gates Gates Wisconsin Eneral Motors Corporation Flint Mica Homer Martin United Automobile Workers of America Lewis C. I. O Auto Workers Board of Strategy Alfred P. Sloan General Motors Detroit William S. Knudsen G. M James F. Dewey Department of Labor Murphy Michigan Fisher Body E. D. Black Martin Lewis White House James Stephen T. Early Marvin M. McIntyre

Money and policy under FDR reviewed by William Bruckart

William Bruckart critiques Roosevelt's early New Deal era, arguing fear undermines stability and that relief spending, Hopkins and Wallace projects, and printing bills reveal wasteful policy. He warns that crop insurance and ever normal granary plans risk producer consumer conflict and possible long-term damage to American agriculture.

Washington Roosevelt Mr. Roosevelt Missouri Harry Hopkins Works Progress Wallace Department of Agriculture Mr. Hopkins Congress Hopkins Crop Insurance Committee Mr. Wallace America Western Newspaper Union

Early Watches Feature Fanciful Skull Designs

A Washington Star writer notes early watches came in vivid shapes including crosses shells mandolins and a skull shaped case as a reminder time is short and death nears. Mary Queen of Scots reportedly owned a skull shaped watch linking to her execution and the era s sword and poniard themed pieces appeared as well.

Washington Star Mary Queen of Scots

Ginger Cookies From Old Recipe Card

A historical baking note lists ingredients for ginger cookies including four cupfuls molasses one cupful sugar one cupful cold water lard ten teaspoonfuls ground ginger five teaspoonfuls soda four eggs and enough flour to form dough. Roll moderately thin cut with cookie cutter bake until done. Makes a large quantity.

WNN Service

Drying Boots With Oats to Absorb Moisture

Boots often stay damp inside at night causing chills. The old method uses oats to absorb moisture. fill the boots with grain, then pour it into a dish to reuse. Keep oats by the range to dry and reuse daily, avoiding inside drying by fire.

Man and Nature Bound by Law

A concise reflection asserts that humanity must submit to law, placing human nature under legal authority and order.

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WNU Magnesia Wisconsin University Regents Edward W. Pickard A. P. Sloan Peris William Bruckart Hattie W. Caraway Medical Journal Lydia Pinkham Lydia BE Lydia EB. Pinkham H. EL. Shoub Adlertha Tum Eccey Doan
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