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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1936
Page
3
The ad urges readers to consult doctors before trying any pain remedy and compares them with Bayer Aspirin. It touts Bayer Aspirin as safe for regular use, stomach friendly, and effective for headaches and rheumatic pains, advising customers to request Bayer Aspirin by name at drug stores.
Supreme Court ruling voids the Agricultural Adjustment Act and its processing taxes. The decision halts farm support contracts and limits federal regulation of farm production, prompting administration and Congress to consider new funding and policy steps. The message to Congress defends New Deal measures amid partisan critique while outlining budget implications and relief program balances.
The piece analyzes why Congress will not adjourn by March, noting the election year pressure, the need to handle New Deal legislation, the World War veterans bonus, and reform measures. It highlights publicity incentives for incumbents, party dynamics in the Senate, and potential clashes over neutrality policy and impending Supreme Court decisions.
National Geographic Society announces the Salmon River expedition in Idaho, documenting 500 miles from Redfish Lake to the Snake River. The voyage details dangerous rapids, two end rudder sweeps, and first photographic records of the canyon’s sheer cliffs, hot springs, Indian rock art, and abundant wildlife.
A reader quotes a humorous restaurant exchange about a tough steak. The dialogue features a diner noting the meat is not tender and a tired waiter replying with a wry remark. The item captures a casual dining moment framed as a quip from Pathfinder.
The Toronto Globe reports a courtroom exchange where a prisoner accuses the judge of being untrustworthy and questions how anyone who trusts the judge could be swindled. The prisoner counters that those who do not trust the judge cannot be swindled.
A courtroom quip scene has a wife revealing her husband became a film star and redirected his affections to himself. The exchange shows the wife accusing the husband of deception as she discovers daily money given for rides was wasted while he walked.
A vintage sewing pattern advertises a two piece frock in washable cotton tweed or metallic-shot wool with velveteen bow and belt. Describes the blouse with front and back darts and a pleated skirt, sizes 10 to 18, with fabric and ribbon requirements and a chart. Requests fifteen cents, write name address style number and size, pattern 9601 from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. New York.
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