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Newspaper
Lancaster Gazette
Location
Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1936
Page
7
The Lancaster Gazette discusses Anglo U S ties sparked by King George VI's death and Edward Vins accession. It argues Americans show sentimental interest in Britain's monarchy while acknowledging past tensions. The piece frames shared language, culture, and history as a durable bond between nations.
Russia emphasizes speed in its industrial drive while American Communists critique speed-up. Alexei Stakhanoff’s 102 tons of coal in six hours sparked a wave of celebrated workers, turning them into symbols of a new, faster Russia. Soviet leaders insist Stakhanovites will boost production and living standards, showing a blend of collectivist policy with individual initiative.
An automotive executive Alfred P. Sloan Jr. argues speed harms safety and proposes a new scale based on stopping distance. He suggests driver examinations and cautions about gadgets in modern cars. The piece also mocks politics and dentistry pretensions with satirical asides and a joke about a Sultan’s palace.
In Washington on January 27, after a mass Senate attack on Chairman Nye and the munitions committee, leaders moved to keep the inquiry alive. The panel sought a $7500追加 appropriation, expected to conclude in 10 days, and agreed to suppress a sensational, but deemed unimportant, neutrality item. The debate over neutrality and freedom of the seas split committee factions, with Hull and allies skeptical of international law and Glass urging a broader trade stance.
Quotes reflect a young tennis sensation testing pro status amid personal family turmoil. Ethel Burkhard Arnold cites Europe’s losses and declares the need to polish trophies over dollars while Ann Cooper Hewitt discusses a San Francisco sterilization case and her plan for no children.
Irving Berlin insists he writes songs not music and admits little piano skill after 20 years of trying. He recalls the 25th anniversary of Alexander's Rag Time Band and notes his songs number about 500 with many ideas carried over years. He plays by ear on a transposing piano and criticizes the era for embracing technically trained musicians over simple melody.
A diet plan for a family of three to four lists essential foods and quantities, noting coffee is not essential. It emphasizes balance, practicality, and simple rules such as viewing the day as a unit, including raw produce, and alternating flavors and textures. It also answers a health question on eyestrain and the role of glasses, underscoring careful medical eye examinations.
A fragment from a serialized tale shows Julia, Cintra, and Woodford involved in a tense yacht incident. The party prepares for an early departure after a troubling scene with Nesbitt and Julia senses growing danger and possessive tension as the story advances toward a continuation.
In a tense scene aboard a yacht, Parson explains a misinterpreted police matter as Payson clashes with Woodford’s crew. Parson seeks permission for a message while tensions rise and a brawl erupts between Payson, Nash, and Woodford, ending in a sudden fight as onlookers react.
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