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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1935
Page
7
A public service note advises washing walls with an oil paint finish using three cloths. Start with a nearly dry cloth to remove soap suds, then rinse with clear water, and finish with a dry cloth to wipe each small washed area.
The column promotes joining the Dizzy Dean Winners and entering a Grape Nuts related activity for valuable free prizes. It frames the ad as a reader participation opportunity with a playful tone and event linkage within the paper.
Frank advice on using Milnesia Wafers to relieve acid, gas, headaches, and bloating by aiding bowel movements. The ad claims the wafers balance acidity and bad breath, with dosage guidance and availability in bottles or tins, recommended by physicians and sold by druggists.
Huey P Long dies after being shot by Dr. Carl Weiss in Baton Rouge. Long’s funeral draws thousands as Louisiana politics reel, with factions debating succession and the future of the Long machine amid national policy developments.
Amid debates in Geneva the League forms a five nation committee including Britain France and Spain to handle the Italo Ethiopian dispute. Sir Samuel Hoare warns of sanctions while Laval presses Mussolini on an alternate plan as Sweden and the Netherlands pledge support.
President Roosevelt summons Brookings Public Works Administrator and other relief officials at Side Park to quell a quarrel over the 4 006 000 00 fund. The aim is rapid job creation with a view to shifting workers back to private industry while balancing relief and permanent public works. Harry Hopkins backs quick employment and a target of 3 500 000 people removed from relief by November 1.
University of Michigan receives 5 million dollar donation from the Morace Rackham fund, derived from Horace Rackham’s estate. One million to purchase adjoining land for a new building, remainder as endowment to fund research, establishing the Horace Rackham School of Graduate Studies.
Premier Tsaldaris endorses constitutional monarchy and urges a plebiscite vote. President Zaimis signals willingness to resign to clear the way for a king, while former Kloz George is seen as the likely claimant to the throne.
About 150 veterans marched on foot as 250 rode in autos during Grand Army of the Republic events in Grand Rapids Michigan. Oleg Nelson, 91, of Slater Iowa, was elected commander in chief with Gettysburg reunion talks and Confederate veterans as a topic.
The piece notes Huey Long's death at age forty two drawing national attention. It contrasts his rapid rise with historic figures and considers the impact on the 1926 national election as power in New Orleans and Louisiana shifts to others while memory of his personality endures.
The La Martiniere sails to the penal colony with 773 prisoners confined in eight iron cases. The hold includes iron bars cemented floors benches hammocks and a piping system that could unleash dangerous steam if breached.
A survivor recounts a grim scene where each man bound for the ship receives a suit, blanket, extra wooden shoes, some books and chocolates from relatives. Chained wrists, the group marches, rows of bayonets flanking the gangplank.
The text contrasts punitive confinement with the continuing harsh realities of the American plan. It notes the rigidity of the prison system and the ongoing severity of criminal justice outcomes.
Within days two women aged over sixty and seventy were found dead in bathtubs, apparently by drowning after slipping on a slippery porcelain surface. The piece urges rubber mats with suction for bathtubs and wide advertising by rubber manufacturers to prevent such accidents.
Italy’s leader orders consuls recalled as tensions rise over Ethiopia. The note references a distant scene of a clergyman’s cat and a family moment with a daughter speaking of debt, highlighting a chaotic, distraction-filled backdrop to the political move.
The Douglas airliner dubbed the Flying Laboratory was flown from Kansas City to Newark through the sub stratosphere about 20 000 feet up. At that height thin air with engine super charged and tilted propellers makes high speed possible. The flight was 1125 miles nonstop with passengers wearing oxygen masks.
Max Baer, described as from the Jewish race, will box on September 9 against Joe Louis, an African American contender. Ticket sales reportedly reach $300,000 with $25 paid for premium seats. Baer promises to pursue Louis in two rounds, while Louis mimics Brer Rabbit. European experts note France shows a strong military machine with troops at Verdun and beyond.
Investors flood government notes and bonds, snapping them up within nine days amid favorable rates. Moneyed buyers seek safe havens as market volatility and cyclone fears drive cautious shielding of assets.
A Bartlett Tree Research labs note explains how leaf showings reveal tree condition. Neddigh oak leaves signal abundant rains and growth while gray spotting and white casts indicate red mite activity. lace bugs affect elms and sycamores. birch blotches point to the birch leaf miner first seen in 1922 and now widespread in southern New England and nearby states.
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