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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1935
Page
2
Commentary notes a shift in tone toward Germany as Hitler signals readiness for war, while Allied powers ease pressure after Versailles. The piece reflects on political diplomacy, Austrian executions, and social curiosities from aviation to potatoes, ending with a note on a proposed new state name Absaroka and a Paris espionage trial involving Swiss suspects.
Germany declares it will rearm and build an army near 480000 troops with 12 corps. Hitler appeals for support and says other nations’ failure to disarm releases Germany from treaty obligations. Britain fears demands for recognition of rearmament at Berlin talks. France moves to extend conscription. Paris and London watch closely as security plans unfold.
The dal that rocked government after a financial crash led to millions in losses for investors. Stavisky, nicknamed Handsome Alex, died from a gunshot wound as police tried to arrest him in January 1934.
OV. Martin L. Davey of Ohio accuses Federal Relief Administrator Harry Hopkins of corruption in Ohio relief and demands a full investigation. Hopkins contests, threatening to sue for criminal libel, while Washington officials defend his actions as Ohio relief shifts under DOJ supervision.
Federal officers launched a sweeping anticrime campaign across the country. The initial raids, made without warning, captured hundreds of violators including counterfeiters narcotics dealers bootleggers and other offenders. Authorities reported millions of dollars in contraband seized and promised ongoing operations.
William Bruckart analyzes economic confusion amid Roosevelt policy and rising relief rolls. He critiques Congress's pace and the administration's anti utility holdings push, notes banker optimism yet investor uncertainty, and warns about highway material demands and road-building priorities.
The dictionary’s first word is aa and the last word is zyzzogeton. Zyzzogeton refers to a South American leaf hopper in the cicadellidae family noted for tuberculate features and grooved front tibiae.
A text promoting S.S.S. for loss of appetite and weakness suggests low appetite and poor digestion stem from stomach not calling for food. It claims S.S.S. improves appetite and digestion by stimulating gastric juices and supplying minerals for blood cell and hemoglobin building, urging readers to try it.
A testimonial notes Miss Mary Pratt of New Market Tennessee suffered years with tetter on her hands. After trying remedies she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, buying a cake and a box, and was entirely relieved. Free samples offered by Cuticura Laboratories.
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