21 Nov 1935
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1935
Page
1
A fragmentary editorial critiques the treatment of residents in state psychiatric and feebleminded facilities. It argues some deaths might be a relief, cites dire conditions, and notes cases of absolute idiocy with no potential for development. The piece mentions confinement and lack of muscular control as practices in need of scrutiny.
A fragmented historical note describes editorial conflict at a weekly turning daily. Protests, editorial commands, and recipe mishaps mingle with a toppled press, delivery gaps, and community publishing struggles, including Lavender Tea Cakes recipe issues.
Speakers at the American Bankers Association convention in New Orleans forecast improved near-term prospects while sentiment remained wary as President Roosevelt and others spoke on economic policy. International tensions and sanctions dominated headlines, with Mussolini moving to rearm and Italy easing imports under government licenses.
Congressman Wearin reflects on the New Deal legislation from the last Congress session, noting a broad, ambitious program aimed at national recovery. He acknowledges some acts may not be perfect but regards the effort as honest and hopeful for labor and property protection, with weekly constituency reports to resume next January.
A reader titled Chia Shegeote Days in New 9 attracts attention with a price tag of $435. The item appears in a list noting value and potential purchases. No further context is given to explain the connection between the name and the amount.
Thornburg proposes 100 percent drought checks and a water works manager after the week of water mains issues. Rural Lifeves plans work in Greene county to prevent stock thefts by organizing to curb cattle resale. Oakland youths form a Social Justice tongue to pressure young women who break dates.
The piece reflects on Andrew Carnegie's philanthropy, noting his funding of libraries and churches in the U S and abroad. It mentions the Swedenborg Foundation, the New Church theology, and personal anecdotes about Carnegie's patrons and friends, linking wealth to educational start and cultural gifts.
The navy first investigated aviation for naval use in S98 then officers were detailed as observers for the Wright plane at Fort Meyer Virginia. The late Theodore Roosevelt said a second best Navy is like the second best hand in poker—good, but not good enough.
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