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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1937
Page
3
Jol Barclay advises homeowners to have furnaces vacuum cleaned and inspected before cold weather to save fuel. A soot layer past a sixteenth of an inch wastes heat and coal, so a professional check of the entire system from flue to ashpit is recommended for reliability and efficiency.
A preacher delivering a century old sermon threatened to throw a large stone at the thief who had allegedly stolen a friend's ax. One man dodged as the crowd watched the dramatic moment while Leven sought the culprit.
The American Bar Association in Kansas City votes to authorize a committee to preserve court independence. Speakers discuss opposition to and defense of Roosevelt's court program, with Hatton W. Sumners urging action to balance the budget and decentralize government. The report covers broader wartime diplomacy and labor actions as well.
Attorney General Cummings signaled support for President demanded court reforms. He cited the Judicial Conference annual report urging 16 new federal judges to reduce backlog and delay. He called the report a capitulation and a welcome one to relieve the system.
President Roosevelt travels to Seattle aboard a train with a Wyoming welcome from Senator Joseph O Mahoney amid chilly atmosphere. He continues to Casper, Yellowstone National Park, and Boise after a two day stay in the park.
Practical guidance on peeling small onions removing enamel sink stains and laundering. Includes recipes for crab apple jelly using apples water sugar and vinegar frying tips for short cakes and potatos use in puddings and a Johnny Cake recipe with corn meal flour sour milk and leavening agents.
The quiz covers geography and civics with six questions. The earth’s polar diameter is smaller than the equatorial diameter, and the gentlest art refers to letter writing. Attila the Hun is called the scourge of God, U.S. vessels do not pay tolls at Panama, a repeating decimal repeats a digit endlessly, and Mrs. J Borden Harriman is the sole U.S. woman minister to Norway.
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