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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1936
Page
1
A single white rhinoceros, one of fewer than 200 in a small herd, was illegally killed in Mablabatint. Authorities launched a wide search for culprits after natives were blamed. the carcass was preserved due to its valuable hide as officials investigated further.
Public health advisory urges informed choices about health products and remedies. Officials warn against unverified preparations and emphasize consulting reputable medical sources.
Howard R. Tolley and other farm experts press Congress to enact a new production control program replacing the AAA. Proposals include subsidized conservation, cash grants for acreage shifts, and creation of farm commodity cooperatives. Legal actions arise over AAA status as Liberty League critiques Roosevelt. Puerto Rico sugar estates to be broken up to favor homesteading.
Supreme Court rules unanimous that $200 million in taxes impounded must be refunded to taxpayers. Decision does not settle whether processors absorbed costs. district court may decide. Louisiana rice millers filed suit. court refused to rule on Bankhead cotton act now. Gov. Eugene Talmadge case in Georgia and Tennessee Valley Authority act rulings loom. WPA chief Hopkins issues guidance to protect workers from chiselers in private contracts and preserve wage standards.
OHN J. RASKOL and Pierre S. duPont are angered as the government files with the board of tax appeals a brief alleging they conspired in 1920 to create fictitious losses through security sales to each other to reduce taxable income. The action, denounced as tyranny and cheap politics, aims to influence a January 25 American Liberty League dinner.
The 1936 Democratic National Convention was awarded to Philadelphia by the national committee for 200000 plus prizes and concessions. Chicago and San Francisco had bid, with California later raising to 202500, as Farley telephoned the White House and Garner urged selection. The opening was scheduled for June 23.
Hauptmann, condemned for the Lindbergh case, continued his fight to stay alive as New Jersey officials declined to commute the sentence. His lawyers consider appealing to the U S Supreme Court while Governor Hoffman weighs a possible reprieve. He maintains his innocence about the ransom money linked to Isador Fisch.
Washington observers describe a season of confusion as Congress reconvenes and the Roosevelt administration clashes with critics. From the state of the Union address to Jackson Day events, the power struggle pits New Dealers against opponents, with Farley and Roosevelt shaping debate and the Supreme Court ruling on AAA fueling more contention.
A jiffy wrap around with shirtwaist air offers morning to daytime utility. Easy to make it slips on like a coat and opens flat for ironing. Generous front overlap eliminates need for a petticoat and it slims the figure. Pattern 2539 fits multiple sizes and includes illustrated instructions. Send 15c to Pattern Dept 248 W Seventeenth St New York City.
The excerpt shows Little Horace proud in real pants asking his mother to call on Bill. It mentions Pathfinder, Truth at Last, and Film Star jokes about home life and publicity department. The piece reads as a light humor item from a newspaper page.
A prisoner and judge debate a sentence as the inmate chooses between paying $10 or serving ten days. The exchange highlights the plea deal option and potential leniency offered by the court.
A reader drafts a paper based warning about expressing sentiments and threatens potential legal action for breach of promise. The dialogue hints at a dispute over written statements and accountability.
A jailed dialogue centers on blame after a traffic crash. A witness asserts the driver had right of way while the other party, backed by family influence, claims responsibility. The exchange hints at local influence impacting the case and future marriage plans.
Practical hints to care for plants maintain room temps around 60 to 65 degrees keep rooms moderate to avoid scorched growth. Tips cover cleaning fur robes with heat and sawdust, washing colored handkerchiefs with turpentine, broiling steak bread under the rack, lemon to remove matches, fern care with ammonia, indestructible garden labels from tin, cranberry juice in lemon gelatine, separating wedged glasses with water and heat, borax stain removal for table linen. Associated Newspapers WNU Service.
Crochet lantern style potholders in red green yellow using heavy cotton. Finished size 6 inches, no padding needed. Instructions No 732 mailed for 10 cents or with materials for 40 cents from Home Craft Co. Dept B St Louis MO. Include stamped self addressed envelope.
A wry exchange notes a young man’s kiss judged by social propriety, followed by a clever remark that the kiss was considered prudent after assessing his finances. The tone suggests sly wit about money and romance in a historic social context.
A short quote from Stray Stories Magazine recalls a dinner party miscue about attending. The exchange highlights social faux pas and memory lapses within a casual literary snippet.
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