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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1935
Page
3
Analyzes public angst over processing taxes and the New Deal. Argues high costs drive belief in five cent ham sandwiches and cheap goods, while defending farm programs and social security as stabilizers. Discusses power interests, hog prices, and political tactics shaping the 1930s election climate.
Feature on the Azores detailing location, distance from Europe and Newfoundland, ports like Ponta Delgada, and regular seaplane and mail services. Describes island groups, economic self sufficiency, traditional crafts, and the Santo Cristo dos Milagres festival with its procession, lights, and local dress.
University of Konigsburg researchers show electrical currents persist in the heart up to thirty minutes after breathing stops in carbon monoxide and illuminating gas poisoning. Artificial respiration fails unless accompanied by chest massage and rhythmic thumps to stimulate the heart.
A column discusses the proposed Will Rogers Highway linking California to Claremore Oklahoma and New York, plus a portrait of old sea traditions on schooners. It notes crews include diverse sailors, many not born in the United States, and reflects on maritime etiquette at a captain’s table.
Britain weighs sanctions and asks for policy clarity while public opinion favors non interference. The speaker argues Americans should mind their own business and let European nations settle their own conflicts without U S involvement, recalling past colonial actions.
The report notes France and England fear Mussolini may involve three continents in the Ethiopian conflict. A New England farmer voices dread about town travel to drink, warning Europe not to be drawn into a tri continental war.
Doctor Schacht head of Germany's great bank warns that Nazi individuals brutalizing Jews threaten German prosperity. He says such wanton brutality endangers Germany's trade everywhere and risks the nation's economic standing.
Republicans report strong demand for Senator Gorah’s nomination after his announcement to run. Some GOP insiders view Borah as a scorpion type, suggesting harsh consequences for rivals regardless of the punishment.
A 71 year old man strolled into a New York police station claiming he had walked from Kansas City and would walk back that night. He was removed to a psychopathic ward. The piece jokes that changing from walk to is would have altered the police response, noting progress over 25 years.
In Sterdlevss Russian officials probing sewers report a gold ore indicator under the town. The government owns the majority of the city and could seize the remainder, signaling a potential rise in Russia's gold output, already over three times the U.S. level.
The piece ponders why Providence allows Russian wickedness and suggests wealth could curb it. It hints gold may not topple the current regime but could alter future power dynamics, making rulers reexamine Lenin and Stalin as outdated. It notes govern ment instability may emerge as fortunes shift.
Physicians at St Vincent's hospital New York describe an extraordinary infant who lived 27 days appearing nearly normal yet had no brain. The piece notes critics and longtime thinkers including professors in Washington who claim such cases exist and can exceed 27 days.
An advertisement invites boys and girls to read a Grape Nutg ad in another column and learn how to join the Dizzy Dean Winners program to win valuable free prizes.
Women in England are entering opticianry in growing numbers. The profession allows marriage to occur without ending practice, encouraging further female recruits to join.
Quick and frank advice promotes Milnesia Wafers for fast pleasant relief of waste buildup causing acidity gas headaches and bloating. The ad touts milk of magnesia tablets in wafers, priced 85c and 60c, available at druggists and recommended by physicians.
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