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Newspaper
Lancaster Gazette
Location
Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1936
Page
7
The Lancaster Gazette outlines its political stance and editorial policy. It pledges absolute fairness to all, emphasizes comprehensive news coverage, and invites Fairfield County residents to subscribe at two hundred dollars yearly. The notice lists advertising representatives and office phone numbers.
A British royal commission probes munitions makers led by Sir Herbert Lawrence of Vickers. He defends war profits while stating life’s sanctity has been exaggerated to disfavor certain public acts. Chairman Philip Gibbs challenges him, highlighting a clash between war and peace ideals and the civilization siege of life’s value. The exchange underscores who benefits from war and the enduring belief in human life as civilization’s core.
Moscow correspondents recount a shift in Soviet policy toward family life with Stalin pictured as a doting father. A concurrent reform of divorce and marriage laws aims to strengthen home ties and promote a damng life, linking social progress to the family as a cornerstone of the state.
An Ohio mother bans her 11-year-old from a two gun thriller to avoid excitement, but the boy, left with coast guardsmen after stepping onto Lake Erie ice, seeks danger in real life. The piece wryly notes youth energy and a safe local theater as a possible outlet while touching on diverse cultural scraps.
The regional adjustment survey by agricultural experiment stations and AAA officials seeks to shape domestic allotments for a new conservation program. It catalogs 700 areas and outlines goals for crop land, corn, oats, wheat, cattle, hogs, cotton, milk and hay, aiming to reduce soil loss, lower production costs, and balance farmer incomes with national demand.
A collection of quotes from Postmaster General Farley historian Dr Charles A Beard and economist Irving Fisher. The remarks touch on constitutional interpretation tax shifts and purchasing power under economic reform proposals.
In New York Marie and Jeeves were away at the annual Butler's Ball at Bellevue Hospital where a lady's maid forgets her duties for one night. Mrs Whitney noted the Commodore ballroom received six thousand dollars in total proceeds. French visitor Max Blouet lauds Savonnerie inspired touches and panels menus as he tours Manhattan hotels.
A society gathering features famed households and staff from Marshall Fields to David Bruce in a lively tableau. Notable attendants include Gilles, Haslam, MacLeod, and Abbot, whose quips about butlers illuminate class and service as guests dance and linger past midnight.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how vitamin D, the sunshine vitamin, builds strong bones and treats rickets. He traces sources from sun exposure to irradiated milk and cod liver oil, stressing calcium and phosphorus intake alongside parathyroid function. A reader asks about painful feet. an orthopedic surgeon is recommended for diagnosis and relief.
The passage notes a critic mocks hotel science by calling private bath facilities in Blouet's native city off limits. Blouet remains silent on bath improvements, prompting comments on restraint and propriety.
Julia Craig, aided by Peter Kemp's letter, seeks a chance to sing at The Green Club. She impresses Henri Lamb but receives a cautious rejection, leaving her future in doubt as she finds Kemp's note to Lamb revealing his love for Julia.
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