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Newspaper

Bowie Booster

Location

Bowie, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1935

Page

2

Woman flees night terror seeks home despite danger

A mother running to protect her youngest child from a fanatic tries to reach home on foot after cars stop running and money runs out. She encounters two men in a blue roadster who offer a ride and threaten to handle the alleged attacker with a gun.

Columbus Circle Kathryn Rhode Island

Locksmiths Art Shown in Rouen Museum Exhibit

In Rouen a museum showcases antique ironworking and locksmithing, started by Jean Louis Le Secq and continued by his son Henri. The collection spans primitive surgical tools, ornate locks, religious relics including a creche crown with 1743 dedicatory inscription, and English keys such as a royal monogram piece from the Horse Guards.

Rouen Normandy France United Press Jean Louis le Secq Henri Charles le Jeune Marie Briault Horse Guards

No Core No War and Aksum in Ethiopian News

Abridged column notes no war in the Mediterannean as Premier aval urges Britain to withdraw battleships. It covers Ethiopia’s city of Aksum surrender to Italy, the ark myth, Shaw on Haile Selassie and tribal customs, and Walter Teagle and Russia oil plans. It concludes with remarks on U S gold reserves, gambling, and a note on Hauptmann’s appeal potential.

Aval Mediterranean Gerous Nounces England France Washington Europe Ethiopia Haile Selassie Standard Oil Walter Teagle Standard Oil of New Jersey Russia Teagle British Royal Dutch-Shell Anglo-Iranian

Remain Neutral Is U S Policy Says Earl Godwin Ashington

Earl Godwin Ashington argues for strict U S neutrality in the Ethiopian conflict, warning that war profits from munitions makers and shippers could drag the country in. He criticizes Chester Bolton and the Republican stance, urges continued public works relief, and promotes the New Deal programs like HOLC and the FHA as essential to American welfare.

Ashington Roosevelt Ethiopia Mansolini Africa Bishop Manning New York Duponts Wall Street Gabriel Republican Party Chester Bolton Republican Congressional Campaign Committee Bolton Congress United States Lincoln America Uncle Sam Grant Times NRA Chester Claud Bowers Spain Bowers HOLC Home Owners’ Loan Corporation FHA Federal Housing Administration Western Newspaper Union

Fear real and unreal and the deadliness of imagined fear

Mary Roberts Rinehart argues there are two fears the real fear of hunger and loss versus the unreal imagined fear that feeds on the mind. The unreal fear is more destructive, producing despondency and self harm while lacking tangible reality.

Mary Roberts Rinehart Cosmopolitan

Liquid Laxatives and Dose Reduction for Constipation

Doctors use a liquid laxative and steadily reduce the dose until the bowels operate naturally. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, made from senna and cascara, offers a tastier option that forms no habit even with children.

Dr. Caldwell

Original Sin’s Strength Boldly Cast as Easiest Path

An aphoristic line notes the draw of original sin as the simplest route, framing moral choice around ease rather than virtue. The statement positions temptation and human weakness as the first and most compelling enticements to error.

Creomulsion Offers Quick Relief for Coughs and Chest Colds

A drug advertisement touts Creomulsion as effective for coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation. It claims the product soothes inflamed membranes loosens phlegm and expels germs with a money back guarantee from the first bottle.

Love's Labor Question Voices Child Labor in Melon Fields

In a quoted aside a speaker asks why boys are not employed to tend all the watermelons, claiming they are fondest of the fruit and implying a critique of labor norms. The remark echoes concerns about work assignment and gender roles.

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Toya Gatond Adventurers By Floyd Gibbons Fu Manchu South Boston Kathryn V. Shine Shine Kathryn Shine WNU Brisbane Sloan Holy City G. B. Shaw Alfred P. Sloan, Jr General Motors Aksum Sheba Emilio de Bono Aduwa Italy St. Mary Zion Solomon George Bernard Shaw Sam Edison Damon Runyon Church of Christ Hauptmann United States Supreme Court Supreme Court U. S Earl Godwin Wintersmith’s Tonic
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