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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1935
Page
3
Irwin S. Cobb interviews stir on parole boards at large and liberal immigration, arguing for stricter controls. The writer mocks international diplomacy and calls for harsher treatment of criminals and foreign-born suspects while critiquing Hull's China policy and noting sporadic jail-breaks as signs of discontent. The piece blends satire and opinion on crime, policy, and international affairs.
Charlotte Halloran is selected as the Winter Snow Queen overseeing a series of ski, skate, and toboggan events in a mile high southern California mountain playground.
The Department of Agriculture reports 250000 deer in California national forests, up 6000 since 1934, and 11500 black and brown bears.
Forest Supervisor Elliott of Sequoia National Park unveils a plan to develop extensive resort and camping facilities for the Kings River Canyon district. The program targets 479000 acres with an investment exceeding one million dollars.
The piece argues the mind outpowers muscles and can be strengthened through constant use. It urges reading worthwhile material, observing details, solving problems, concentrating, and thinking independently. It warns against dwelling on past achievements and stresses planning, perseverance, and clear goals for success.
A sewing pattern notice promotes a size forty six dress with slender center panels and a twin jabot to conceal curves. It recommends silk satin or crepe fabrics and bright buttons for highlights. Pattern 2487 comes in sizes 84 36 38 40 42 44 and 46 with yardage details and mail order for 15 cents to New York pattern department.
Col William H. Evans of Los Angeles urged Congress to establish a White House of the Pacific in one of the 11 western states. He argued the President and staff should spend three months each year there to improve pan Pacific and pan American relations and highlight western U S issues to lawmakers.
A Parents Magazine writer argues that a child reads when a book matches his interests and reading level. Reading is a method of listening to a good story and will occur if books suit both emotional and intellectual ages, which develop at different rates.
The fragment hints at reflections on youth and aging, contrasting hopeful future vision with memories of the past. It evokes a quiet contemplative mood about time and experience.
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