21 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1935
Page
1
Hot pilates leave marks on polished tables. Rub paraffin into the tabletop with a soft cloth and repeat at intervals. Marks usually disappear after several applications. THE HOUSEWIFE. Public Ledger, Inc. Copy Service. Radio listeners warned of confidentiality and federal penalties for disclosure. Collaboration by Collier’s Weekly.
The English bull terrier embodies watchdog traits with quickness bravery and action. It remains bold despite injuries and continues to fight. It is splendidly formed with a pure white coat, short hair, and a black nose. Weights range from 12 to 6 pounds.
Eastern Asia snakes exhibit head shapes described as lanceolate with grotesque patterns. Their bifurcated tongues move rapidly, extending markings from the head to the face and creating a startling, tale resembling sight.
A report states that paper window coverings used in Chinese and Japanese homes are healthier than standard Western glass windows. It notes that solar ultraviolet rays penetrate Chinese paper windows to about two percent, implying reduced exposure compared with ordinary glass.
A compact note contrasts how disappointment subdues the small man with how the man of courage acts. It implies inner resolve governs reaction to setback, urging steadfast action over retreat. The line suggests moral vigor distinguishes timid and brave spirits in facing trials.
President Roosevelt signed the cigarette industry code after labor leaders called it unsatisfactory. The dispute with the AFL widens as labor seeks a prevailing wage in work relief. The McCarran amendment faces opposition, while court rulings on gold clause cases loom over the week. Tokyo and Rome vie for 1940 Olympics hosting rights amid a Japan-Rome swap discussion.
Washington reports reveal a $40,000,000 Pacific defense program funded from a $300,000,000 public works fund, with Navy bases at Pearl Harbor and Coco Solo and an 18 million dollar Hawaii air base. Gen MacArthur pushes 800 new aircraft. GHQ air force wings named for Pacific Atlantic and central commands amid broader global ne kon.
The piece examines President Roosevelt's push for private employment through New Deal policy, while facing Senate hesitation on debt and tax plans. It notes officials’ worry over spending thresholds, congressional distrust, and the challenges of balancing reform with economic recovery amid insider politics and public expectations.
Astrologers are licensed amid ongoing public derision and legal bans that have endured for centuries, highlighting tensions between belief and regulatory restrictions across regions and eras.
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