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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1935
Page
6
In the early machine age the world expected the horse to disappear yet horse flesh remains hardy. The War department will motorize 41 artillery units effective December 1 41 while 33 horse drawn batteries will be retained preserving horse use in rough terrain and muddy roads.
A health urging states liquid laxatives allow precise dosing to avoid overdose. Doctors prefer fixed, measured amounts and advise reducing dosage as needs lessen. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Peps is praised for regulating bowels with senna and cascara, offering pleasant taste and action. Your druggist has it.
A brief quotation contrasts art and science asserting art is more godlike than science. It credits J Ople and presents a philosophical view on creativity versus discovery.
Senate action follows Norris call for FTC probe into propaganda on proposed abolition. Utility stocks protest swell as President emphasizes public interest in utilities, with warnings of vast losses to families if holding firms are halted.
Chancellor Adolf Hitler will welcome British foreign secretary Sir John Simon to a Berlin conference starting March 24. Capt. Anthony Eden will join as lord privy seal and disarmament authority. Eden will then visit Moscow for talks with Soviet leaders on German rearmament, air power, and security pacts with Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, Poland, and Russia.
About 2,000 people marched into the Minnesota state capitol at St. Paul and harangued legislators with threats to picket the capitol unless their demands were met in behalf of idle workers.
See'y Wallace reports favorably the 1986 agriculture appropriations bill with a 513 million dollar cut led by a 411 million dollar reduction in the AAA. The act totals 653 million, largely for AAA administration and crop control. Wallace cites the farmers share of national income at about 10 to 16 percent and urges higher output of goods to aid agricultural purchasing power. Separately, tax publicity repeal moves proceed in the House as Senate action is delayed. A French indicts Stavisky scandal figures, including Mrs Stavisky, linked to a 1934 financial collapse.
After twenty months of bar gain the documents transferring full title of the Chinese Eastern railway to Manchukuo were drafted in Tokyo. Approval signatures came from Koki Hirota So viet ambassador Constantine Youreneff and Manchukuoan finance minister Ting Shih Yuan. The price stood at 140 million yen about 39.3 million dollars. All three governments must approve before formal signing around March 23.
Robert A Taft files suit over 1 800 million in government gold bonds demanding payment in gold or suspension of gold clause refunds He presented a 50 gold Liberty bond and four 1 07 coupons to Treasury but was refused The Cuba crisis under Mendieta with military rule riots and calls for Batista removal dominates headlines as Senate debates army funding rising to 400 million and 165 000 troops.
Illinois farmers battle dodder weed in lespedeza to cut losses. Teachers urge modern school buildings to reduce education costs while Governor Horner honors high school essay winners Loretta Wright Esther Maland and James Tobin. February tax receipts total 480706.88 with beer and spirits driving revenue. Floods flood the lower Mississippi valley as refugees rise. Illinois farms refinance 516 loans totaling over 4.58 million dollars. Ernest D Patrick dies in Rockford. Montgomery County seeks highway upgrades Raymond to Nokomis.
Frenchmen at Rouen celebrated a three day Stomach festival with a banquet. Prizes were awarded for largest girth largest meal and most oysters eaten. The event showcased Normandy's best and rare dishes.
Advertisement notes Red Cross cough drops claim relief for husky voice and sore throat. The copy markets a soothing effect, urging readers to try the product for throat comfort.
A quotation attributed to George Ade notes that many bachelors believe they would make great husbands. The remark critiques self confidence in romantic success.
A reflective piece noting how today’s beliefs stem from yesterday’s superstition, examining shifts in public thought and the persistence of old ideas in modern society.
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