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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1935
Page
2
An advertisement urges readers to consult their doctor about headache neuralgia or rheumatic pain remedies. It presents the doctor as the safe guide to confirm remedy safety and legitimacy. The copy emphasizes medical authority and personal verification.
Advertisement encourages consulting a doctor before trying pain remedies and promotes Genuine Bayer Aspirin as a safe, fast relief for headaches and common pains. It claims Bayer Aspirin changed medical practice and urges buyers to ask for Bayer Aspirin by name at the drugstore.
A Chicago Tribune style clipping notes discussions on propaganda and influence over minds, citing experiments on unemployed adults and reactions to Lincoln Roosevelt Hoover and others. It covers repetition as a key device, remarks on capital and labor, Edison, mass aviation plans, the Van Sweringen empire auction, and remarks from Cameron on Ford. It mentions Ethiopian tensions, Mussolini Italy England, and Roosevelt addressing farmers in Nebraska.
President Roosevelt travels to Fremont Nebraska as part of a western swing delivering speeches on New Deal policies. He touts agricultural adjustment, constitutional intents, and federal spending shifts while defending boondoggling charges and endorsing private industry for employment growth. Also notes Boulder Dam dedication and Ickes remarks. The report covers Van Sweringen brothers reclaiming control of their immense railway empire from New York bankers.
Frank Knox publisher of the Chicago Daily News wins endorsement from the Illinois Republican state central committee. He has toured the nation delivering speeches and placed second in unofficial straw polls behind Borah. Knox told the committee Republicans feel a duty to rescue the country from socialists.
A budget summation issued in Washington by presidential order says deficits will fall by over 1.25 billion from prior estimates as conditions improve and tax receipts exceed expectations. The current year deficit is estimated at 3.281 billion dollars.
A League of Nations council meeting adopts a report on the Italo Ethiopian dispute amid Italian walkouts. Eden reaffirms Britain’s policy as Mussolini mobilizes troops. Separately Washington sees the Republican leadership gear up for 1936, Fletcher authorized to form a Young Republicans division, while internal party strife and a libel suit loom over leaders Lucas and Hilles. Miss Mary M. O'Reilly earns continued service despite near retirement. Urban street naming quirks in Washington reveal no J street historically.
Camille Kelley of Memphis, noted for arguing more than 85,000 cases, was appointed to the bench in 1920 becoming the first woman judge in the South and the second in the United States. She has been reelected continuously since then, four times with no opposition.
Ad promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a cure for malaria and a general tonic. It claims tasteless quinine kills malaria in blood while iron strengthens blood. It touts safety for children and urges purchase at drug stores in 50 cent and one dollar sizes with higher value on the larger bottle.
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