News Review Dispatches From a Turbulent Era
The item surveys Italian Eritrean aggression, League of Nations tensions, and sanctions brinkmanship. It notes British naval buildup, U.S. pledge of peace by President Roosevelt, and global political instability. It mentions assassination plots foiled against King Boris II, Roosevelt addresses in Nebraska and Boulder Dam, plus cabinet and military shuffles including General Malin Craig appointment.
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Are Our Eyes Getting Weaker
A health advisory notes rising vision problems from poor lighting. It cites data showing 20 percent of children, 40 percent after college, 60 percent by age forty, and 95 percent past sixty with defective vision. The piece urges adequate illumination, recommending 10 to 30 foot candles for various tasks and lamp adjustments to protect sight.
Food Expert Turns Court Into School and Wins Case
EB J Howard of the Food and Drug Administration taught cannery staff the correct use of a microscope to count molds on foods. His instruction exposed errors in the cannery examiner’s method, leading to a decree of condemnation favoring the government in two con teste seizure cases.
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Obstructive Element in Human Society
A concise reflection identifies three forces in society the constructive and destructive elements receive attention while the obstructive element remains overlooked as it stubbornly opposes the other two.
Here Is Childs Tinted Apron Catalog Note
Here is a cute little apron for children aged three to six. The 19 by 23 inch design features a bear and ball tinted in yellow with cross stitch and outline stamping on unbreached material. Package No 6 includes the stamped tinted apron ready to embroider and sew. binding and thread not included. Postpaid price is 14 cents. responses sent to Home Craft Co Dept Nineteenth and St Louis Ave St Louis Mo.
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Banks to Use Tiny Cameras for Suspect Photos
A proposed bank security measure would install compact cameras at tellers windows to photograph suspects who exchange checks. The device, fitted with a two-hole camera tucked into a teller’s vest, would snap covertly and instantly relay images to police, enabling rapid identification.
Firestone tread locked to Gum-Dipped cord body unit
An exclusive construction feature seals the thick tread to the Gum-Dipped cord body creating one inseparable unit. This enables a wider, fatter tread with higher shoulders and tougher rubber for improved non skid performance.
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