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Newspaper
Lancaster Gazette
Location
Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1936
Page
7
The paper outlines its stance for the Lancaster Gazette as aligned with the People party and pledges absolute fairness to all readers. It emphasizes accuracy and completeness in news coverage as its service priorities.
Margaret Culkin Banning argues in New York that security from hunger and cold does not erase insecurity. She cites a nationwide delusion that government donations fix life fears and notes that even with work, uncertainty shapes the American dream. The era’s insecurity burdens ambition and future prospects.
John Collier announces that all Indians charged with crimes will receive full court privileges in Indian courts. The reform ends the dual role of judges and agency officials, granting formal charges witness summons bail and jury trials, a long overdue change praised by officials.
The Forestry News Digest reports more than 2 billion trees planted nationwide in 1935, led by shelter belts from the Dakotas to Texas with 5.7 million trees, plus 39.25 million by the Soil Conservation Service. CCC work highlighted, and officials forecast larger totals as recovery from past timbering continues.
Washington scene recalls a two year probe into world arms traffic and World War financing led by Senator Nye. A Senate Munitions Committee split over criticism of Wilson and others threatens to derail the Nye driven push for a strict neutrality law.
A collection of notable quotes from Justice W H Black, James P Warburg, and Major Henry H Curran. They discuss war powers, industrial peace in emergencies, the election’s impact on democracy, and the 1917 affair of honor related to the bonus.
NEA Service reports a playful slang glossary from Hollywood insiders. Terms include splegolater for a connected person, tiddypunka for baby or honey, and fl Olympia for a flop. The piece also recalls early jobs of actors like Walter Abel, Boris Karloff, Gloria Stuart, James Cagney, and Barbara Stanwyck, noting their pre fame roles and paths to acting.
New York scene reviews Signor Palange opening the Paladium on Broadway with a mix of Tin Pan Alley tunes and opera choruses. He recalls early days with Fortune Gallo at the Palladium and predicts jazz will outpace classical arias. Also notes horse racing entries and Claudia Cranston's travel book Sky Gypsy while profiling local social figures.
Dr. Morris Fishbein discusses vitamin D and calcium for adults and children. He notes sun exposure, dietary sources, and the high need for mothers and nursing mothers, especially in smoky cities, with debate over milk versus cod liver oil as vitamin D sources.
January health note discusses vitamin D enrichment in hens through ultraviolet devices and special feeds. It notes added vitamin D and A in chicken feed, radiated yeast for cows, and UV treatments for scalp, with dermatologists’ cautious view on hair loss impact.
The day is generally good with the afternoon and evening most favorable. You should love to accumulate things and could fit professions like geology botany or zoology. Benefits may come in an unaccountable way during November 1836 with danger noted August through December 1936 and socially favorable period February 21 to 24, 1936.
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