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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
9
Supposedly powerful stimulant and diuretic offered at 35 cents claim to flush waste poisons and acid from kidneys and end nightly urination. Ad touts GOLD MEDAL brand and urges asking the druggist for Gold Medal Haarlem Off Capsules noting relief from gout neuralgia rheumatic pains and sciatica.
Berlin report says Adolf Hitler faced a pivotal choice between rival Nazi factions. Radical young leaders led by Goebbels and Rosenberg pressed for total Nazi control over society and religion, while conservatives urged moderation. The struggle intensified after the arrest of Edgar Jung and Hitler’s refusal to dissolve the Steel Helmet veterans.
AP dispatch notes Welton Niles, a 499 pound man, was freed by Judge King Swope after investigators argued the burglary suspect climbed a two by four and entered a narrow window from a shed roof. Other items include heat blamed for owl rampage in St Charles and free ice for the needy in El Dorado, plus Pittsburgh star Alma Gluck touting the city’s baby facilities.
In a power struggle within the German movement, two blocs vie for backing. One side seeks a centralized state with strong private initiative, while the other favors tighter regimentation. Each camp is backed by major organizations as it weighs the path to state power and policy direction.
London reports a British inspired plan to secure Belgian neutrality through a ten year non aggression pact with Germany. Britain could offer guarantees if Germany accepts with France watching, as a counter to Russian led eastern alliance dynamics. Brussels and Berlin engage on the idea amid war risk.
The piece notes the 20th anniversary of Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination in Sarajevo by Gavrilo Princip, a spark that helped trigger massive casualties and global conflict. It reflects on Princips fate, war devastation, and shifting Europe while mentioning postwar disarmament and ongoing imperial tensions.
Twenty years after Versailles Germany rearming fears mix with Sarajevo memory as youths gather at Walter E Lister home in Swope Park. Attendees include Ernest Daniels Albany N Y radio dealer Joseph Levy Minneapolis film dealer and Samuel House Omaha cigar store operator.
In Kansas City Missouri on June 26 more than 150 men who rang doorbells in the same neighborhood gathered again for a reunion event reflecting on past days and local camaraderie while sharing memories and catching up with old friends.
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