Smithes Liberty League Rally Signals Political Drift
The American Liberty League shifts from nonpartisan stance to direct political involvement with Alfred E. Smith as lead speaker at a Mayflower Hotel dinner. The event drew 240 attendees from across the nation and highlighted a clash with New Deal policies, prompting talk of a potential league endorsement of conservative candidates and possible party realignment.
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Crown Remains As King Edward VIII Faces New Troubles
Wind sor castle era recalls royal tradition as George VI coffin laid beside Victoria. Crown removed before altar. King’s accession faces vast war bonds plan for veterans, tax questions, and global commentary on oxygen life and war ethics. Notable notes on Ethiopian Red Cross signals and Haile Selassie, plus Castilian echoes.
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Budgeting the Food Money to Get Full Value
A Bureau of Home Economics guide outlines creating a Nutritive five-group food budget to maximize value. It emphasizes tailoring the plan to family size, habits, and income, dividing weekly food spending into milk and cheese, vegetables and fruits, meats, bread and cereals, fats and sugars, plus accessories.
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McIntyre Predicts 1936 Packed with Super Thrills
O A McIntyre declares 1936 will bring vast excitements and possible international upheaval. He warns Europe could burn while nations shift, expressing pessimism but admitting he may be wrong, as quoted from Cosmopolitan.
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800 Year Old Bowl Reveals Ancient American Games
A large oval bowl 100 feet long and 45 feet wide was found near Flagstaff Arizona by a joint museum and college expedition led by J C McGregor. Dr Harold Colton says the sloping seven to eight foot high sides and a four rock goal show early ball games popular across ancient America including Mayas and Aztecs. Science Service reports the discovery as surprising and significant for understanding regional sports history.
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Doctors Say Gentle Laxatives Aid Natural Relief
Many believe laxatives worsen constipation, but doctors use liquid laxatives and gradually reduce doses to aid nature. The approach avoids habit formation, with cascara and laxatives forming no habit, and syrup Pepsin noted as pleasant tasting and effective.
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