Lancaster Gazette front page note collection
The Lancaster Gazette lists publisher and staff names, office contact details, and service notes. It notes circulation by the Audit Bureau, pricing for Fairfield County residents, and advertising representation across major cities.
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Lancaster Gazette
the Gazette Printing Co
J. Beach
Dick Matxox
Kallar Ay
C. Beach
Gazette
Audit Bureau
Postoffice
Lancaster
Fair+field Co
Devine Tenney
Corporation
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pitusburgh
Atlanta
National
Last Act of Dying Militarism in Japan Assassinations
The piece argues Japan’s military clique staged a dramatic coup to cling to power, but public sentiment shifts away from militarism toward labor and farming needs. It suggests the attempted upheaval may mark the end of Japan’s uncompromising militarist policy, with broader implications for the United States.
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Japan
Farmer Life as Nation’s Fundamental Business
An economist from the University of Wisconsin hopes his five year old will become a farmer. He argues farming offers better food, health, job satisfaction, and family welfare, making agriculture the nation’s essential enterprise and a model for urban fathers to follow.
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University of Wisconsin
B. Baker
Quotation Saturation Shapes 1936 Campaign
A column notes heavy use of quotations from past presidents in the 1936 campaign and questions the effect on political discourse. It comments on the shared phrases used by both sides and the nostalgia for fresh rhetoric. A Detroit story hints at odd headlines and a WPA hiring, reflecting era humor and social change.
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Wington
Lancela
Toaal
Mie
United States
Consumer Protection Amendment Shapes Farm Plan Debate
Washington news notes Congress and the administration backing a consumer protection amendment to farm relief laws. It aims to guard domestic food consumption while trimming surpluses, with key support from Senator Wagner and Representative McCormack and opposition from some farm leaders.
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Congress
Bex
Farm Administration
Robert Wagner
New York
John W. McCormack
Boston
Wagner
Senate
McCormack
Marvin Jones
House Agriculture Committee
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Calvin B. Hoover
Consumers’ Counsel
AAA
First Espeed
Donald &. Montgomery
Wallace
Ed O’neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Quotations spark mixed reactions across political figures
The fragment cites remarks from figures including Postmaster General James J. Farley and ex-governor William A. Comstock, describing politics and industry influence on film censorship. It also references Sidney Howard and remarks from a Soviet official about agriculture, highlighting tensions between youth and adult generations.
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Republican National Committee
American Liberty League
James J. Farley
Sidney Howard
The
Dramatists Guild
Jakob Arkadievich
Agricults
Actress Sarah Schwartz Prolific Universal Contract Player
Hollywood tribute highlights Sarah Schwartz as Universal Studio’s hardest working performer with 19 years and every film since 1917. A burning cutting room incident solidified Laemmle’s promise of steady work. Known for dialects and scream roles, she remains active on stage and screen though unmarried due to a busy career.
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Paul Harrison
NEA Service
Hollywood
Sarah Schwartz
Miss Schwartz
Universal Studios
Hades
Carl Laemmle
Universal Studio
Stace
Sarah
Denver
Trving Thalberg
New York
King Victor
Lasminie
Junior
Women warned about slimming fads and risky diets
Dr Morris Fishbein explains the dangers of fad weight loss methods used by women in 1928. From dinitrophenol and patent medicines to milk and juice regimens, these schemes caused eye cataracts, thyroid disturbances, and lasting health damage. Some dieters lost 10 to 15 pounds quickly only to gain it back with additional health issues.
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Morris Fishbein
Star Signals Horoscope and Parole Board Notice
A mixed 1936 column blends star forecasts with a parole hearing notice. It cites adventitious dates for good and ill fortune and includes a 1936 advisory about handling sharp tools, alongside a Board of Parole notice for Hubert Williampson, an Ohio convict awaiting hearing after forgery conviction.
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Ruste Hubert Williampson
Ohig
Columbus
Fairfield County
Board of Parole
Local View: Miss Sarah Schwartz Breaks 1917 Hollywood Record
Fans claim to have seen all town pictures but Sarah Schwartz has appeared in a new Hollywood studio production since 1917. She is known for her striking looks and a notable scream that many may mistake for the star, a talent she reportedly excels at.
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Sarah Schwartz
Aboya
Hollywood
Radio Station Listings By City Across The Midwest and East
Radio programs list diverse stations by city with frequencies includes Columbus WSAI Cincinnati WTAM Pittsburgh WABC New York WRAS Louisville WGY Schenectady WEBM Chicago WIEZ New York WIK Detroit and Cincinnati brands WB sac a and WEAY New York entries appear among a fragmented roster of mid century broadcast outlets.
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WENS
Columbus
WSAI
Cincinnati
WTAM
Cleveland
EDKA
Pittsburgh
WABC
New York
WRAS
Louisville
WGY
Schenectady
WEBM
Chicago
Detroit
WEAY
WAIU
Wwosu
Columbus Bosac
Saturday Night Radio Schedule Teems With Orchestras
A dense advertisement lists musical programs and times across stations featuring Ted Royal, Vincent Lopez, Abe Lyman, Ozzie Nelson, Herbie Kay, Phil Harris, Rudy Bundy, Jackie Heller, and several others. It notes show blocks from early evening through midnight with orchestra lineups, dances, and sign offs.
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Aturday P.M
Ted Royal Orch
Love Tales
Vincent Lopez Orch
Frei Wm. Wile
Pinto Pete
Jim Cowper
Goro de Lys
Atlantic Family
Orchestra
Beauty Box
Andre Kostelanei
California Melodies
Patti Chanin
Abe Lyman
Orch
Ozzie Nelson
Herbie Kay
Panhandle Fiddlers and Coast-to-Coast Radio Schedule
A dense Sunday broadcast listing from early radio programming includes acts such as the Panhandle Fiddlers, Four Islanders, Rhythm Ramblers, and the Venitentiary Band. Numerous times and station notes mention WKBN style blocks, church forums, and live orchestras with items like Lets Go Pisces and World’s Music.
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George Woods Crok
Funnies
Juanita
Kimmel
Dapy B. Wa
Kings of Strings
Tonic
Happy Lerry
Apostolic Gospel
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AMN
Europe
Tokio
Jefferson
Washington
Lincoln
Jackson
Wilson
Soprites
WPA
Indiana
Rodney Dutcher
Administration
Grace Overton
New York State Youth Conference
Rue Morgue
Sydney Fox
Miss Fox
Nagana
Ernest Laemmie
Universal
Migs Schwartz
Fedays_Hinthdatea
Tse
Kraring
Tor Pardie
D. J. Bonza
Bilocycles
WBNS
WLW
Batardey F. M
Jackie Heller Kaltenmeyer
Phil Harris
Alfred Gus Karger
Rudy Bundys
Oren
Bulinoft Sma Jolson
Sherlock Holmes
Wilw Newa
Art Kassel
Jacky Hylton
Osborne
Baturday
John Agnew
Hal Stuguts
Sanjay A
William
Eesdor
Church Forum
Soudernaires
f—Radio
Oadle Tabernacle
Mariemont
Pine Mountain
Atenan River
Joe Emeron
Enass
Beork Teperis
Lou
Jacob Trurshish
Trith
Broadway
Cinderella
Pat Barnes
Larry Larson
Tont
Hiarry Cai
Molly
Ma Perkins
Sotherns
Reb Nolan
Toy T
Tack Armstrong
Annie
Jimmie Mattern
Lowell Thomas
F—Arms
Andy
Sim Tam
Abner i
Rusers
Follies
Marcas Orel
Jon Teiehman
Mann River
Dlvide Trask
Will Osborne
Wddie
Larry Were
Larry
Slim Water
Talistenry
Baskat —Livestacl
Eichees
Seraen
Nellie Watts
Mantara Meechy
Farm Bureau
Tate
Au Plains
John & Bel
Sibh—Rhytim
Teambars —Hetter Business
Burray
f——Dance
Nelodies
Betty Wreakland
Allan Tarshish
Bites of Rings
Robert I. Tieatty
Denar
Amsi
Taverner
Daves
Word Man
Oreh
Siznts Wbns
Neoprogram Receivad Fren Tats Statian
Johnson-Orr
Main Hill
Ene
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Reed’s
E. P. Loeber Trial's Liniment Co
Circleville, Ohio
Frank E. Smith
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