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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1935
Page
4
In a health column by Dr Frank McCoy, the tomato is praised as a nutritious rich fruit offering vitamin C and water content. The article discusses its history from Peru to Europe, use in meals, canning, and benefits for digestion and infant feeding, plus a fasting tomato juice regimen and readers' Q A on inexpensive menus and skin care.
Washington reports a $4 trillion relief program drifting toward direct employment. Hopkins insists on counting only direct work for 3.5 million on relief, with Iv kes noting $1,140 per man per year. Reclamation projects face high costs, while slum clearance housing is treated as an exception. Three percent of whale oil comes from the tongue.
Harrisburg June 8 The Telegraph Press of Harrisburg won the majority of the state printing contracts for the 1935 1987 biennium with bids totaling substantial sums and a projected saving of about 70000 over the next two years. Several items list Telegraph Press awards including general forms and bound books and pamphlets and offset printing while Drake Press and others receive items. The Renegal paper contract remains unlet.
A working XIANT model of Ford Rouge by products section at Dearborn is set for the California Pacific International Exposition in San Diego this summer. The display includes ore ships unloading, coal and ore storage, the cement plant, coke ovens, gas storage, and by products facilities with miniature rail and conveyor systems, illustrating operations while omitting the plant’s major manufacturing buildings.
The Atlantic Refining Company will honor the Petroleum Code until its June 16 expiration, despite the Supreme Court N R A ruling and the halt in code enforcement. President W M Irish announces voluntary subscription to the August 19 1933 code and intent to continue compliance and operations as if the Fair Competition Code were in effect.
A grand touring show featuring Daphne The Queen of Fan Dancers and the Palais Royals Orchestra from Miami will visit Indiana on Monday June 10 as a single engagement. The act includes vaudeville, drama and cabaret in a tented venue with over 4 000 seats, and free admission for ladies with one paid adult ticket.
Washington reports that despite claims of a Supreme Court setback the New Deal is expanding beyond the District into Maryland and Virginia. Rodney Dutcher notes the administration’s programs pushing jobs for local folk and regional growth.
A Fort Worth representative writes a patriotic lyric "Blue Bonnet Sweetheart" for a Business and Professional Women's Club luncheon, but the text wanders into a youth tale about Jim and his pressure to earn a diploma amid family hopes and career doubts. An Italian army aviation school uses a vault to test reactions to thin air before flight.
Area residents and visitors are listed in a town social roundup detailing multiple visits and calls. Names include Trusall of Indiana, Muman Farnsworth and Powell of Akron, Nichol and Spicher families, Furman Spicher, Lydie family of Brushvalley, Deckers Point and Dan Raleigh circles, and others from Indiana Glen Campbell Clymer Mahaffey Templeton. The report notes visits, calls, repairs, and a church conference event.
Jim writes home from college as exams approach and plans for his return. The letter reflects family life and the busy period ahead for him before coming home.
A comic scene features Scouty and the Tinymites watching gnomes play a fast rolling ten pin game. Plans for pin setup lead to clattering pins and cheers, with kids reacting to the lively gnome competition and the noise. Copyright 1935 NEA Service, Inc.
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