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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1935
Page
6
The Knickerbocker Press explains three social types among itinerant workers. A hobo is a mobile, productive worker who travels with purpose. A tramp travels by choice, working when needed, while a bum is a parasite who travels little and does nothing. Clip this out for etiquette.
Indian summer usually begins in October but may not occur until November. The United States Weather Bureau says it is not a definite, regular period and not based on precise meteorological data. It varies in duration and may appear once or several times, or not at all, across fall weeks.
In Alt Heide Germany mineral water flows freely as a plentiful resource. Locals report that water costs more than wine for miners while streets are sprinkled with the mineral spring water.
The glacier at Jacobshaven Green land is advancing 62 feet per day, posing risk to nearby areas and altering the landscape. Local observers monitor the rapid movement and potential impact on settlements and routes.
An advertisement extols Genuine Bayer Aspirin as fast acting and safe for regular use to relieve common pains. It urges consultation with a doctor for comparison with other preparations and warns against unknown remedies. The text references medical acceptance and broad consumer trust in Bayer.
The Chairman of the Republican National Committee argues that the Roosevelt administration substituted the New Deal for the Constitution. He cites the President's May crossroad remarks and asserts the New Deal violates the fundamental law. The party vows to resist what it calls a perversion of the Constitution.
General Smuts discusses potential British containment in Europe and warns that Italian aggression in Ethiopia could spark a major African conflict. He notes possible shocks to British possessions in Africa and the wider racial tensions the crisis may trigger across the continent.
Dr Nicholas Murray Butler argues taxation should be fair and proportional based on ability to pay with low exemptions. He warns against tax use to punish individuals or groups or to drive political or social revolution, threatening core American principles.
The article argues that the Constitution should not block action on policy, stating amendments may be needed to ensure agriculture gains equality with other groups. It frames the issue as essential for justice and national security, calling the Constitution a living instrument rather than a dead past.
General Sir Henry Page Croft criticizes calls to close the Suez Canal to Italy. He argues such talk is irresponsible and would invite Italy to fight Britain, noting no other naval power could sever its access.
Idaho Senator William E. Borah comments on pending bills likely to pass and warns that funding will exceed tax revenue. He condemns the practice of passing expenditures to future generations, calling it wasteful and demoralizing.
Miss Mary Slate, nineteen, a slender garment worker, is seen chained to a traffic post en route to New York. The sight highlighted demands of striking shipping clerks and allied workers in the garment industry. Police arrived as she pleaded with noonday crowds to back the strike, which was later settled by compromise.
A pattern description for pattern 9343 presents a youthful tailored collar with yoke, a demure bodice, and optional flare sleeve or puff. It suggests fabrics like printed silk or cotton and handkerchief linen, with color accents from buttons and belt. Size 16 requires 3 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric. pattern is available in sizes 14 to 42.
John invites Joan to dinner and mentions telling her mother they will be there about six o'clock. Joan agrees with enthusiasm and confirms.
The exchange notes pie crust advice from Mrs N to keep crust very short to please the newlyweds. The dialogue includes Mr and Mrs Newlywed discussing how to bake a pie with a crust that half covers the filling.
Mr Dustin Stax argues against returning to horse and buggy days. He dismisses Romat chariots and proposes airplane races, asserting drastic actions against dissenters.
A brief Pathfinder Magazine quip features a man admiring a boy fishing. The boy replies with a witty line about catching one more to have one. The exchange captures a lighthearted seaside or rural moment.
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