Lawyer swallows sedative in court amid will dispute
A testator left her estate to her personal physician amid claims of undue influence. The family alleged hypnotic sedation using isoamyl ethyl barbiturate. Attorney Uterhart, defending the physician, drank two tablets in court to test the drug’s effects as the trial continued, prompting ethical questions about professional conduct and evidentiary demonstrations.
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President Roosevelt Recaps State of Nation and Recovery Efforts
President Roosevelt tonight outlines the nation’s condition and Congress’s work, noting business has held at about 65 percent of normal. He compares 1933 and 1934 trends, cites government stimulus as stabilizing but not lifting volume, and urges confidence, unity, and full backing of America’s economic system to restore trade and employment.
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New York Lawyer Proposes Self as Court Exhibit
A New York attorney uses himself as an in-court exhibit to expose the alleged absurdity and falsity of opposing claims. The bizarre demonstration aims to illustrate weaknesses in the case before judge and jury.
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No Comfort for the JafS in Roosevelt Honolulu Trip
President Roosevelt will not meet Japanese statesmen when he visits Honolulu this summer. The White House signals no treaty with Japan lacking Russia and China considerations. He seeks to inspect American development in the Pacific islands and will not engage in Pacific rim politics for now.
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Mexico Election Preview Sees Lazaro Cardenas Likely Winner
The article predicts Lazaro Cardenas will win Mexico’s July 1 presidential election and assume office December 1 as the country’s youngest constitutional president. It notes his 18 years of revolutionary military activity, early schooling, and path from tax collector’s aide to printer and jailer before joining politics. It also comments on gendered public discourse and a Louisiana campaign against Huey Long.
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Health and Diet Advice for 1933 Readers
A terse health guidance item from Wy Heat in 1933 advises readers on diet and wellness. It mentions Dr. McCoy and directs correspondence to McCoy Publications, Inc. at URST Weat Sixth Street, Los Angeles, noting the address for submissions and inquiries.
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Health From Self Suggestion and Medical Q&A
An article discusses how belief and emotion influence health, urging positive self talk and constructive thoughts to foster well being. It notes twilight hours as prime for suggestions and includes a Q and A section on Pott’s disease and skin ringworm treatment with medical cautions and guidance.
Spiritual Science church convention opens in Butte
The fifth annual Spiritual Science church convention begins in Butte with Mrs. Cora May Pearson of Chicago delivering the principal address. D. J. Chores is re-elected president of the Butte Chamber of Commerce.
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Sepsis and fruit fasts cited as infection aids
A brief note suggests septic conditions may overcome ringworm with sufficient care. It also mentions a short fruit fast as helpful in stubborn cases, claiming it boosts the body's resistance to infection.
The Unhinkable Mrs. Jay in the West and Denver
A literary review tracing Molly Monahan from a Mississippi shack to Denver success. The woman, inspired by a Denver character, marries at 15 and amasses wealth, lavishly decorating with silver dollars while facing gossip from Johnny Jay’s former mistress. She embarks on self definition, enduring rigor and nerve to craft a genuine personality amid boomtown and Gilded Age contrasts.
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The Tempter and the Tempted Child
A mother guides Tommy and Nickle through a penny loaf dilemma. Tommy resists cheating for three pennies, choosing honesty over a friend's pressure. The piece stresses parental guidance, moral lessons, and building inner resolve in children against peer pressure.
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Dorothy Parker Secrets Revealed as Bride to Campbell
Dorothy Parker, famed poet and humorist, secretly wed actor and author Alan Campbell last October. The Denver reveal follows her divorce from Edwin Font Parker, age 33, earlier this year.
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Alan Campbell
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Howe to Meet Roosevelt on West Coast Voyage
The article notes Colonel Howe will likely travel with President Roosevelt on a Pacific coast trip. Howe’s purpose is political, not leisure, aiming to brief the president on Congress and party strategy. It highlights Howe as a longtime Roosevelt ally and mentions Rudolf Forster accompanying the president to manage White House routines and avoid political disputes.
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Horoscope on June 28 1934 foresees luck and change
The June 28 1934 astrology notes strong adverse aspects and smart talk but hints at many tests in libel and speech. It predicts new business and social ties, job luck for women seeking work, lasting wedding forecasts with bold attire, and a year of travel, creativity, and civic improvements. Notables born on this date include Charles Stewart Parnell and Jean Jacques Rousseau.
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Jean Jregies Rousseau
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Corn-Fed General Showed West Pointer
At the 44th reunion of the United Confederate Veterans in Chattanooga Marshall Thompson told how Forrest showed a corn fed general what a capable commander could do. The anecdote recounts Forrest guiding retreat of a cavalry regiment past a guarding West Point general, shouting he would demonstrate a comeback and leading them to safety.
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Marines Demonstration Flight On Pacific Coast Weekend
A navy demonstration by Marine flyers from the Gatlon unit will take to the skies along the Pacific coast this weekend. First Lieutenant Jose leads the squadron in a cross-country display, with the event promoting marine aviation and training.
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Camp Applications Mailed for Outing at Camp L
Miss Janet executive announces applications mailed for an all girls outing at Camp L. Health certificates required for attendees. call the office for details. Open daily from 2 to 6 PM.
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