New 1935 Chevrolet Showcased With Knee Action Suspension
Detroit reports the 1935 Chevrolet features knee action independent suspension and a Blue Streak engine. The car offers longer wheelbase, roomier seating, smoother ride, quieter operation, and improved steering stability. Production expansion anticipated with dealers nationwide.
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Political Announcemts and Local Campaign Notes
Ambiguous notices discuss candidates in the Democratic primary and local campaign actions. Mentions George W. Schooley for Sheriff, CWA projects, AAA cotton relief, and multiple employment references. Also notes the marriage of Lore Lieye and Eden White of Whites Chapel last week.
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Prohibition, Garner, and Senate tales from 1934
NEA Washington correspondent rounds up remarks on prohibition’s legacy, Garner anecdotes, and political maneuvering. It recalls Senator Garner’s defiant door busting, the G O P mood under a wet blanket, and Copeland’s crackdown on labor kickbacks as 1934 headlines frame the era.
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Children and Liquor in the Home Moral Dilemma
A writer surveys how children view parental liquor as drinking becomes ubiquitous. Questions arise on hiding or sharing alcohol at home, the impact on children, and whether openness or secrecy influences future drinking behavior. Opinions vary, but a pattern links family misery to avoidance of the issue and possible resentment in children.
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Glorifying Yourself by A. Hart and Others
Meticulous dress is essential in beauty routines. Personal neatness includes clean, pressed clothes, attentive fabric care, and regular ironing. Maintain coats and dresses, clean fur collars, and shake garments to remove dust for a polished appearance.
Beauty and care tips for personal accessories in daily life
A reader offers practical guidance on sewing, button care, watch bands, and keeping purses in good shape. Advice includes avoiding frayed edges, tarnish on clasps, storing empty purses, brushing inside and out, and using roomy purses. Also mentions shaping gloves and packing them properly for later use. A note follows about Hutchinson Kansas police raising average score after a year of target practice.
Twists of Jealousy in Gypsy and Marko Marriage Plot
In a New York setting Gypsy faces jealousy as she reunites with her former husband Tom Weaver and encounters Marko, a wealthy suitor, during a tense social gathering. The story follows strained loyalties among Gypsy Hilda Lily and Derek, amid schemes, gossip, and shifting alliances at a club and dinner, with entangled romantic tensions.
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Alice in Wonderland on Screen Featured at Saenger
Lewis Carroll classic adapted for film with Charlotte Henry in the title role. The cast includes Richard Arien, Gary Cooper, Edna May Oliver, Polly Moran and many Hollywood stars among the lineup. Screen presentation runs Thursday and Friday with a bargain matinee.
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Raymond Halton
Edward Everett Horton
Roscoe Karns
Ruby LeRoy
Mac Marsh
Polly Moran
Jack Ookie
Edna May Oliver
Maay Robson
Narlie Ruggles
Alison Skipworth
Ned Sparks
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French minister quits amid pawnshop scandal
Paris reports Albert Dalimier resigns as French colonies minister following public outrage over the Bayonne pawnshop scandal. He aims to let Premier Chautemps face the Chamber of Deputies with a cleansed cabinet. Authorities link founder Stavisky to the affair, noting large investor losses and questions about pawnshop bonds legality.
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Rosston Family Faces Illness and Birth Report
Rosston J M Butler and family are sick with remasles but improving slowly. A son was born Thursday to Mr and Mrs Clark Butler, both mother and baby doing fine. Mrs Thos J Mendenhall of Rosston is in a Little Rock hospital with bread poison. Most farmers in his wines have signed their pool agreements.
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Ford Exposition Attendance Reveals Public Interest
Detroit coverage notes Ford Exhibition draws over 1.2 million visitors in Detroit and 2.3 million in New York, with total attendance near 3.5 million nationwide. Report highlights auto industry links to farms factories and other sectors, and the exhibit’s educational impact on students and international visitors. Names like Henry Ford appear in passing as visitors to the displays.
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