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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1935
Page
7
Pimiento refers to a Spanish sweet pepper used for stuffing olives seasoning cheeses and in salads. Pimento is often misused for pimiento while pimento denotes West Indian allspice and dried aromatic berries. The essential oil of pimento finds use in cooking medicine and perfumes.
The Postum Company offers a full week’s supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it. The ad promises a wholesome beverage and invites readers to request their free trial.
An advertisement urges consulting a doctor before trying headache or rheumatic pain remedies and promotes Genuine Bayer Aspirin as a safe, fast relief option. It notes doctors previously warned against other pain remedies, credits Bayer Aspirin with changing practice, and encourages buying under the Bayer name.
An old ad describes a Dutch Boy string holder kit. The package No A-12 includes stamped parts for pants suspenders head body and shoes to be colored on heavy beard material with directions. Mail 1 cent for one package or four for 25 cents to Home Craft Co Dept A St Louis Mo with a stamped self addressed reply envelope.
Nina Wilcox Putnam argues the current surge of investigations is overblown yet inevitable. She mocks sensationalism while proposing constructive inquiries into public issues and national character, urging calmer scrutiny instead of indiscriminate probing.
Prof Armin O Leuschner of the University of California estimates the solar system contains not nine but about 50 000 planets. Besides Mercury through Neptune a swarm of smaller bodies orbit between Mars and Jupiter. About 1300 asteroids have been located since the early 1800s starting with Ceres sighted by Piazzi.
A bulky bearded man bursts into a Massachusetts headmaster's office, declaring he wishes to teach at the school. He identifies as a Rooshan and professes interest in Roossian, Spanisch, French, and English, then boasts he can chin himself with one arm.
Soviet Russia describes an all rubber glider with collapsible rubberized cloth frame and airtight covering. Weighing 45 pounds, it is inflated with air and deflated to fit into a suitcase for easy transport to a launch site.
A humorous remark links music to universal language while noting a gas bomb implied threat. the line contrasts art’s reach with danger. A reflective line on aging suggests a man stops absorbing useless knowledge as years pass.
The passage discusses why preferred pronunciations are chosen by teachers in dictation and notes that allies who ally have a stated reason for their accent. It explains that precedence follows those who align, leaving no excuse.
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