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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
6
Mr Lowden denounces Roosevelt's constitutional revision plan as he argues for preserving the Bill of Rights. The discussion frames Republican strategies for the presidential nomination and signals party debate over the New Deal and constitutional changes.
Washington argues predicting national reaction to New Deal policies in 1936 is complex due to cross currents local factors. Observers say the campaign should rise above partisan rhetoric to address whether future U S policy will centralize power and erode state lines, shaping the nation's direction.
Illinois Brevities notes a grass roots platform push for economy and thrift plus honest budgeting. Reports include Raymer Sarver, 86, a Pecatonica farmer, who hanged himself after a recent injury from a horse kick. John Bartman, 32, found on Illinois Central right of way in Harvey, likely struck by a train. Lewis Fosha, 70, injured in a gas plant explosion in German Valley. William E. Miller, longtime Democratic central committee member in Lake County, dies in Libertyville. Harry K. Johnson, 75, banker and former Fairfield merchant, dies after cancer. Governor Horner attends Glen T. Axline memorial unveiling in Winona. Linden and Johnson grocery bandits rob 12 men and 8 women, netting 300. McLean County sheriff reins in horse thefts. Jay Cox reports two horses stolen near Bloomington. Forest Olmstead struck by lightning. cows knocked down. gas engine shaft burns. Frank E. Owens, 70, Galena mayor, dies. served as alderman before turning 21. Lalip, a grade school teacher, record.
Fashion announces pattern 2220 for a double tiered ruffle dress in powder blue chiffon and available in sizes 14 through 38. The design features a conservative waistline ruffle and shoulder sleeve ruffle with a flared skirt and optional organza or sheer cotton. Include step by step sewing instructions and mail 15 cents to Sewing Circle pattern department at 243 West Seventeenth Street New York City.
A professor replies that a monkey is not so bad noting it avoids alcohol tobacco and profanity and knows when to climb a tree highlighting a humorous contrast about restraint and behavior.
A humorous dialogue features a wife asking a doctor if her golf-loving husband can eat meat. The doctor grants a cautious allowance, saying he may have a little link sausage, highlighting a light medical tono twist.
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