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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1935
Page
6
CORDELL HULL argues U S policy should avoid war and foster international peace. He urges a virile yet cautious stance to preserve national influence and prevent war while influencing other nations toward stability and goodwill.
Bernard M. Baruch argues that the United States should have the right to sell cotton to any country unless all nations agree to withhold supplies to avoid aiding belligerents. He urges a stance that other countries in selling munitions to Italy and Ethiopia do not face the same scrutiny.
The quote argues that the main benefit of great wealth is freedom to speak, yet many millionaires do not exercise this liberty. It notes a tension between money and candid expression and hints at social pressures shaping how the wealthy use their voice.
Prospector Alan Garth heads to a remote mining claim in the Far North as Bur ton Ramill, his daughter Lilith, and Vivian Huxley land at an emergency station. The group schemes to steal his ore samples, but treachery backfires when Garth sabotages the plane. Carried away by a swift current, the plane drifts over the falls while Garth plans a long trek to an outpost on the Mackenzie.
Garth leads Vivian Ramill and Huxley in a harsh Arctic camp struggle after a plane crash. A risky plan unfolds as they scavenge moose meat, lynx hides, and fire wood while Garth asserts leadership and tests loyalties. The trio scraps for food and a path home.
A St. Louis Globe-Democrat note marvels at the giraffe’s elongated neck and legs, suggesting nature’s playful design. It also cites a Path finder Magazine item from the United States Geological Survey claiming the Mississippi mouth sits four miles farther from the earth's center than its source, making the watcher of waters seem to run uphill.
Police investigated a Montrouge residence rumored to house a secret arsenal. In the home they uncovered 17 rifles dating to 1870, modern rifles, revolvers, ammunition, and hand grenades.
The column reports allied war developments in Ethiopia and Italy with Ethiopian resistance and Italian air attacks. It surveys British and American opinions on free speech, Marconi, and the BBC, plus betting odds on U S presidential contenders and Mussolini’s maneuvering. It notes Wells on film, a Sino-Japanese concern, a church merger, and economists noting large government bonds and inflation fears.
A compilation of practical advice on preserving paper with olive oil, garnishing meats with canned pineapple, baking potatoes to stay soft and fluffy, cleaning varnished wood, using kerosene for shine, choosing colorful crepe fabrics, two techniques on pie crusts and stucco walls, ironing tips for neckties and ecru linens, and furniture crack repairs with beeswax.
A Baltimore mother reports her little boy’s ringworm began as a white crust, worsened to painful eruptions, and caused constant crying. After trying various remedies, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and saw relief. she endorses the products and notes prices and the offer of a free sample.
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