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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1935
Page
2
A collage of wartime reflections notes LaGuardia's drive against crime with possible U.S. government involvement and police assistance from Washington. It recalls Abyssinia’s tensions with Italy, Britain’s imperial past, immigration shifts, and public prayers for peace while criticizing economic policies and Prohibition-era reformers.
Washington analysis argues Roosevelt's three point tax proposal may spark expansion by lawmakers, risking a late session clash and potential impact on his 1936 reelection. It notes expected modest income tax hits next March and a flood of unofficial ideas from Congress, plus concerns over Morgenthau and underwriting bank rules.
Dr L O Boward government entomologist leads a drive to rename the common house fly typhoid fly arguing flies spread bacteria and diseases. He calls neglect criminal and urges every person to reduce flies using reliable fly killers to spray homes and kitchens.
The article notes that a large share of top trotting horses in the Grand circuit and related loops are direct descendants of Hambletonian 10, estimating a very high percentage among the best performers in the sport.
Dr George W Hartmann psychology professor reports in Pathfinder Magazine that physicians top a public regard survey based on personal interviews with 450 people across varied professions and backgrounds.
A brief ad invites readers to study the Grape Nuts advertisement in a neighboring column to learn how to join the Dizzy Dean Winners program and win valuable free prizes. The note emphasizes the promotion with promotional language and accessibility.
Report from Berlin describes a court ruling affecting American brides who marry Europeans. It states these women may be required to financially support their husbands during difficult periods under the new legal framework.
A promotional drug note urges using Milnesia Wafers to aid bowel movement and relieve symptoms like acidity gas and bloating. The copy claims the wafers regulate digestion, reduce bad breath and flatulence, and offer a pleasant tasting milk of magnesia tablet form. Prices are 35¢ 60c bottles and 20c tins. recommended by thousands of physicians and available at all druggists.
Tests show Fires Bee Sed Nee Ties outpace rivals with long lasting belts and remarkable reliability. In the 500 Mile Race at Indianapolis on May 30, all 33 cars used Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires with no tire trouble. Al Jenkins drove a 5,000 pound car on Gum-Dipped tires 3,000 miles through Utah salt beds at 127.2 mph averages in 120 degree heat without issues.
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