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Newspaper
Lancaster Gazette
Location
Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1936
Page
11
The Lancaster Gazette outlines its publishing details and editorial policy. It lists staff roles, mailing information, and circulation practices with emphasis on accuracy and fairness in news delivery.
A transport to the Panama Canal Zone carries the remains of Father Damien, Belgian priest who sacrificed his life among lepers at Molokai. He chose a life among outcasts, facing leprosy and death to aid others, proving self sacrifice exists beyond war. His devotion spotlights humanity’s nobler potential and the divine impulse to help others.
The British war office signals possible continued peace by introducing off duty uniforms for soldiers. Tommys will wear dark blue regimental dress with brass buttons and cap badges when on leave, a stark contrast to wartime khaki. The piece notes uniforms grow gaudy in peaceful times while war demands businesslike attire.
New York Assemblywoman Jane H Todd campaigns to tighten license issuance and delay ceremonies to reduce hasty marriages and rising divorce cases. She cites cocktail party unions and impulsive vows as driving the trend toward divorce and urges stricter oversight of marriage licenses.
John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers press an insurgent path in the AFL split. They aim to recruit broader unions, push industrial unionism, and back Roosevelt for 1936 while planning national broadcasts to rally support.
Hollywood color experts aim for an impression of natural color by harmonizing set design, costumes, and lighting under Technicolor guidance. Robert Edmond Jones explains color as a symphonic mood, while cautioning against overstatement and stressing harmony across every detail from walls to even a dyed dog.
A collection of quotes discussing peace, honor, the 30 hour week, labor dynamics between men and women, and social conformity. Notable figures referenced include Adolf Hitler John Jacob Astor William Jennings Bryan Col Frank Knox Mrs Franklin D Noonevalt Dr Marshall Need.
Dr Fishbein warns mothers about artificial baby milks high in sugar but low in protein. He advises on protein balance, water supplementation, and feeding amounts, with practical formulas for a four month old and guidance on when to add solids. He also notes that myths about “marking” babies persist despite lack of scientific support.
New York styled Miami amid warm winter prosperity hosts a mix of nationalities and luxe venues. The Miami Biltmore Coral Gables Roney Plaza and Deauville attract influxes as Bernarr MacFadden arrives to boost the scene. Minsky's Burlesque and top clubs draw notable entertainers while racing greyhounds and Jal-Alal esqe games spotlight social sport in the era.
A dense page lists radio programs for Thursday February 6 and Friday February 7 with numerous stations and shows including Amos n Andy, Lum and Abner, Enric Madriguera, Jane Garber and Will Osborne orchestras, and stock market notes. A long column of schedules, ad lines, and local notice text fills the page. The copy mixes program times, performers, and promotional snippets with stray editorial notes about Miami and show business trivia.
The veteran groomsman of the unit has served since 1918, tallying 510 funerals and officiating at numerous burials. The report notes his long service bearing the sounds of bagpipe like taps at ceremonies.
The reading advises those born July 2 through August to expect false optimism and inflated market gains. It warns danger from accidents in early September 1938 and suggests caution with finances and health in various months.
Townsends residents are urged to follow California election law requiring voter registration and to refrain from improper registrations as the presidential election approaches.
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