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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1938

Page

3

Andrews Takes Full Time Wage and Hours Post in New York

Elmer F. Andrews resigns as New York state industrial commissioner to lead the federal wage and hours program with a $10,000 salary. A 48 year old engineer, he has served five years in the state role succeeding Frances Perkins and brings war and industry experience from Cuba to Queens and New York City.

New York Elmer F. Andrews New York State Andrews Flushing Washington Frances Perkins Chambers of Commerce Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute U. S. Army Air Service Cuba New York City Queensboro Mr. Andrews Newton D. Baker John Harlan Amen Thomas E. Dewey Brooklyn United States J. Edgar Hoover Amen Dewey

Four Power Pact Aims to Align Germany Italy in Europe

The piece surveys Germany and Italy pressing for a four power pact with France and Britain sidelined. It notes Chamberlain's appeasement stance, French financial strain, Daladier's shift away from communists, and Italy's gains with Ethiopia. It also covers Japan’s Open Door policy, Czechoslovakia, and looming economic measures affecting labor and railroads.

Munich Germany Italy Spain China Austria Czechoslovakia Chamberlain House of Commons Britain Leslie Hore-Belisha Great Britain Hitler France Europe Paris League of Nations Edouard Daladier Joachim von Ribbentrop Galeazzo Ciano Hungary Mussolini America Japan U. S Belgium Netherlands Portugal

Italy Justifies African War in Fas cist Propaganda Line

A miscellany item cites Italian justification of aggression as a Roman precedent claiming war creates and destroys for a supposedly fruitful life. It argues fascism advocates marching in the footsteps of Rome and declares the war will be righteous and sanctify life.

Italy Rome

The Case for Cleanliness in a Child’s Health

A mother questions nutrition science as a dirty Johnny spreads germs. The writer argues daily baths, clean clothes, hand washing, and school hygiene prevent illness, urging mothers to supervise habits and ensure soap and towels at home and school.

Johnny

Questioned Nutrition Advice on Oranges and Liver Copper

Mrs. C M L notes advantage of eating whole oranges over juice for vitamin C and added pulp laxative effect. Miss F C V cites experiments by three investigators showing beef liver contains twenty times more copper than beef steak.

Ask Me Another General Quiz

The set of eight trivia questions covers geology current period author Flaming Youth origin division of hemispheres Appian Way antiquity fort night meaning and Bay Bridge cost. Answers reference science history geography and civil engineering basics.

George Washington San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge

The Answers Keyed Across Varied Topics

The Holocene period and Shakespeare are named. the prime meridian used is twenty west of Greenwich. An ancient Roman highway is noted. Timeframe mentioned is two weeks. A perfect number is defined as a number equal to the sum of its divisors, with six given as an example. From 1 to 40,000,000 there are seven perfect numbers. The cost cited is $77,600,000, a record sum for a similar project.

Dogay Applique Quilt Pattern Offer Seeks 15 Cents

The Sewing Circle invites readers to mail 15 cents for Pattern 1846 to The Needlecraft pent 82 BHighth Ave New York. The simple pup applique fits a 9 inch block and can be made into a pillow with added corner triangles. Include name and address and pattern number.

Ave New York

Light Burdens and Equal Share of Adversities

The quotation attributes the idea to Socrates via Plutarch that if all misfortunes were placed in a single heap and each person took an equal portion, most would be glad to reclaim their own burdens.

Socrates Plutarch

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