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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1935
Page
1
The notice discusses how to report address changes promptly under postal laws. It notes the post office charges postage for changed addresses and warns of delays in delivery if changes are not submitted in time. It emphasizes submitting a change of address in advance to ensure newspaper delivery and avoid missed issues.
An Iowa editorial extols temperate springs and rich harvests while warning on federal relief spending. It critiques the potato control act, defends AAA land use aims, and weighs Recovery as 1938 campaign focus against the New Deal’s economic soundness and inflation risks.
Fragmented column recounts stray youths in California and Iowa towns. It covers missing girls aged 10 and 11, a river tug fire on the Missouri, local moves toward a new Tabor college, and various civic notes including roadwork, school votes, a fatal bolt strike on Walter Minsen, birthday celebrations, and community events in Griswold Woodbine Denison Woodward and Glenwood area.
An irregular diary style entry recalls a Saturday filled with socializing and errands. It mentions a late breakfast, visits, and a library stop to read before curfew. The narrative shifts to a casual evening with friends, a walk, and casual refreshments, ending with church, golf, and reflections on the day.
A witty roundup of editor opinions from Ida Grove Proner Record and Osceola Sentinel. It notes Gen Hugh Johnson criticizing unemployment, muses on potato politics, crop yields, and farmers, with jokes about editors and Congress. It lampoons subsidized farming and asks editors to be paid for not running papers.
The article discusses public works programs and shifts in federal policy, detailing Hopkins plan allocations and WPA revival, while also reporting Huey Long’s assassination, Lane-Legislative tensions, and Mussolini’s escalating Ethiopia crisis and League of Nations dynamics. It highlights fears of war and strategic European responses amid conflicting aims of Britain France and Italy.
A prominent naturalist argues that mosquitoes can thrive and be well nourished even without feeding on human blood. The Biddeford Journal notes the point, prompting readers to consider mosquito biology and feeding behavior.
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