02 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Ironwood Times
Location
Ironwood, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
1
A satirical verse laments the shift to euphemistic medical terms for wartime injuries and mental strain. It mocks labels like interplexar lesion and poliomyelitis while condemning shame and euphemism, noting veterans and civilians suffer in silence.
Arthur Brisbane surveys politics and finance, noting Morgan tax practices, the Washington hearings, and endorsements of US money as a stable asset. He quotes Pecora, reports on public reactions to Hitler, Chicago expo plans, and the evolving stance on government involvement in business. He critiques roads, airships, and antique brandy rules amid global tension.
Long column discusses a rough three mile road, frost delays, and lighted bumps. It critiques Michigan beer laws, state inspectors, and farm policy while mocking political machines and federal price pegs. It warns of rabbits overrunning Ironwood gardens and extols local fishing spots and seasonal pests.
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