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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1935
Page
1
The Marquis of Lotisan argues that wars revolutions and dictatorships reflect outworn ideals giving way to a new era. He contends democracy wanes after 1920s triumphs and both fascist and communist regimes oppress body and mind. He predicts these barbaric reactions will not endure.
Major Alfred Hildebrandt analyzes the Macon disaster noting its shock across nations and its potential impact on future airship routes to America and Asia. He argues accidents drive aviation interest rather than curb traffic and warns against drawing hasty conclusions from the loss of airships like the Macon and R-101.
Advertising pages in leading newspapers form a market place for households. A British retailer notes expanding spend on newspaper advertising, citing figures from seven eighths of one percent to past two hundred forty four percent of receipts, with expectations to rise in the next year.
Romanian Minister Charles A Davila argues for tolerance and liberalism in a 4 million minority nation. He opposes strong-hand policy and autocratic oppression. He warns autocracy by big powers would undermine moral authority and cohesion. He supports liberty to sustain national character.
The navy ministry says there will be no naval race if the 1935 conference fails but cannot predict the future. Japan urges other sea powers to understand and accept its fair stand while warning that any power expanding its navy would show ulterior motives.
A fragment essay discusses spiritual collapse and perceived decline in conscience and intelligence since a past era. It critiques modern humor and notes feelings from a returned Francophone perspective amid broader international talks. The piece cites S D McRieynolds advocating Pacific cooperation and Britain's role in trade and war debt resolution.
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