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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1934
Page
2
A list titled nine commandments outlines roles for different groups in society. It urges citizens to work, manage households, support leadership, and cultivate land. The tone echoes national duties and worker ideals attributed to Frederick the Great.
Dr W E Figh argues mineral waters offer therapeutic systemic effects beyond ordinary water and notes European use. He promotes Crazy Water Crystals from Mineral Wells Texas as an economical home treatment for rheumatic and chronic ailments, highlighting availability to millions unable to travel to resorts.
Edward W. Pickard reports on Nazi economic policy under Kurt Schmitt, Hitler's warnings to France, and Britain’s potential responses. The piece also covers U S political shifts with NRA criticisms, Borah’s attack on bureaucracy, Caffery’s Cuba plot, and Republican revival signals as Roosevelt tours Caribbean posts.
The passage notes Finland's steadfast stance and consistent fulfillment of obligations, emphasizing that its reliable posture strengthens international confidence and alliances amid evolving security concerns. It underscores steady diplomacy and steadfast commitment as a cornerstone of Finland’s foreign relations.
John D. Rockefeller marked his ninety fifth birthday at his Lakewood New Jersey estate though he was not in public and his household would not disclose his health beyond saying he was not feeling well.
Garrison Millis and Smith of the new national labor relations board met in Washington to outline policies and begin work. A first task likely to be settling the longshoremen strike at the Pacific coast. In San Francisco conditions grew worse as unions considered a general sympathy strike. National Guard called out by Governor Merriam halted riots in which several people were killed.
In Santiago and other cities police arrested numerous suspects in a large crackdown on a professional revolutionary network. The seizure marks the biggest capture since Communist influence arrived, though officials say the conspiracy remains partly active and dangerous.
Britain and Germany avert war by an agreement shielding British interests during Germany's six month foreign obligations moratorium. Germany will honor Young and Dawes plan bonds due October November December via coupons presented by the Bank of England.
Emperor consults Prince Safonj for a successor after a finance scandal tied to a vice minister. Prince recommends Admiral Kelauke Okada, who becomes premier with Koki Hirota retained as foreign minister and war and navy ministers reappointed. New government aims to curb graft aligned with retiring premier Saito’s policy.
The world mourns Marie Curie co discoverer of radium who died at Passy aged sixty six from pernicious anemia worsened by long radium and X ray exposure. Dutch nation grieves Prince Consort Henry husband of Queen Wilhelmina since 1901.
In Scotland on vacation, Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald faced fierce opposition in the Lords from Viscount Snowden former chancellor of the exchequer and once a close ally. Snowden called MacDonald a traitor to Labour and to the country accusing him of breaking pledges and bowing to Tory policy. He said the cabinet sees him as an amenable instrument of Tory aims and likened him to a reforming drunkard used at temperance events.
A broad dispersal of top aides follows President Roosevelt’s departure. Roper heads to Alaska while Morgenthau moves to a Montana ranch. Dern sails to the Canal Zone, Swanson and Attorney General Cummings tour the Potomac by yacht. Hull, Farley, Wallace, Ickes and Perkins stay put.
A sermonic lesson on Elijah’s flight from Jezebel, God’s care with sleep and food, the theophany at Horeb, and Elijah’s restoration. It covers God’s questions, Elijah’s excuses, and the threefold commissioning of Elisha, with notes on faithfulness and divine mercy.
Religious reflection stresses doing small deeds under the motive of God's glory. It argues humble acts prepare believers for future great works advancing God's kingdom.
A note warns that treating culture as the sole guide dulls the Gospel’s reach and weakens faith. It contrasts worldly wisdom with the message of salvation and calls for a return to spiritual discernment.
The article notes some tea varieties can be grown in the United States with higher hand labor costs hindering commercial viability against Eastern competitors. It mentions Dean G Worteater asserting profitable tea on Philippine islands. It states coffee requires tropical climate unavailable in the US. Puerto Rico and Hawaii produce coffee, while the Philippines grows smaller crops.
The Bayer Company has introduced a new price schedule for Bayer Aspirin tablets effective in 60,000 drug stores nationwide. The cut aims to save millions of consumers, with Bayer stressing faithfulness to customers and commitment to a uniform, high quality product.
A compact guide warns against pretense in building rapport with a boy, urging honest interaction and understanding. Practical tips emphasize listening, respect, and clear communication to foster genuine connection.
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