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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1935
Page
6
The notice urges consulting your family doctor about safe regular use of Bayer Aspirin for headache relief. It claims aspirin was revolutionary after earlier remedies harmed stomachs and hearts, notes scientists rank Bayer Aspirin as among the fastest pain relievers, and encourages buying Genuine Bayer Aspirin by full name at any drug store.
The article reviews Pierre Laval's effort to appease Britain and Italy over the Italo Ethiopian war and how Britain rejects his plan to withdraw the Mediterranean fleet. It notes ongoing tension between Italy and Britain, and reports on a spectrum of international reactions from Geneva to Addis Ababa, including Haile Selassie's firm refusal of territorial concessions.
President Roosevelt contemplates campaign themes as Vice President Garner and many lawmakers sail to Manila for the Philippines Commonwealth ceremony. Col Roosevelt rejects a sole trust busting platform while highlighting waste and tax concerns as key issues. Roosevelt returns via Panama to inspect garrisons and Madden Dam with Panama's Arias aboard.
Retired engineer and soldier AJ Gen William L Sibert, last Panama Canal Commission survivor, died at 75 at his Kentucky country home. He received special act of Congress to become brigadier general for canal work and led the First Division in World War I. He later chaired Alabama docks commission and Boulder Dam Commission, presiding over port authorities in 1920 and 1930.
A long list reports multiple deaths across Illinois from snake bites to poison and accidents. Notable items include A B Richmond near Kankakee where two horses died after rattlesnake bites, Zeigler mine fatality Jack Mabon, Champaign native Ralph S Cobb’s poison death in Monticello, and CCC member Arthur W. Lee killed in Mattoon. Also noted are anniversaries, a hotel fire in Westfield, and a prison escape at Menard with several captives.
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