29 Oct 1934
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1934
Page
1
The federal trade commission opened a path for pre action opinions by indicating that calling sugar pine lumber white pine would be confusing and not in the public interest due to pine differences. The formal view is preliminary and not a precedent, but some commissioners see potential for broader guidance on industry practices.
Wisconsin tavern operators in Dane County initiate a state wide campaign to purge liquor trade of excess, urging responsible serving, literature in workplaces, and a boycott of brewers and distillers not joining the effort. The movement aims to raise the bar for prohibition era drink standards and reduce bootlegging.
An advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment as fast absorbing medicine that kills itch germs for rashes ringworm eczema and foot itch. It offers money back if the first jar fails to relieve symptoms.
Seven year old Helen Siefert, blind and deaf from illness, begins schooling at Perkins Institution after Nebraska fundraising. Donations surpassed $1,000. railroads provided free transport and Miss Margaret Hosher will tutor her for seven years. Helen joins a growing deaf blind cohort at Watertown. Roosevelt and cabinet members visited the park during vacations.
Ad promoting Creomulsion claims seven benefits in one to treat any cough quickly and safely. Sellers urge careful people to use it for coughs, noting higher cost but a druggist guarantee that refunds if no relief is provided.
Glacier National Park officials report attendance up 60 percent as more visitors flock to the open spaces. The surge reflects growing interest in seeing America first across Montana attractions and park facilities.
Senator Harrison after a Roosevelt talk supports reform of relief policies and loosening federal loaning to private industry. He links a forthcoming tax bill to relief needs and favors shifting from direct relief to rehabilitation loans, preferring asset loans with repayment.
Harrison outlined legislative prospects with the president and proposed an early December committee kickoff to draft an unemployment insurance bill. He expressed confidence the upcoming congress would approve such measures.
A North Carolina pharmacist created a blend of several ingredients to relieve most headaches within minutes. The product named B C comes in 25 cent packages and is sold wherever drugs are sold. It claims to ease muscular pains colds neuralgia fevers and nervous distress without opiates or habit forming drugs.
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