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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1935
Page
2
A collage of thoughts on Broadway stars including Belle Baker J Ham Lewis and Wendell Dodge. Mentions Peter Arno Neysa McMein Lois Long and others with observations on theatres slang and life in New York.
The largest egrets are reported to inhabit Florida and Cuba, with the birds noted for their substantial size compared to other regional species. This observation highlights regional variation in heron populations and emphasizes Florida and Cuba as key habitats.
A short note defines a satyr as a masculine wood nymph and a dryad as a feminine wood nymph. It clarifies distinctions between these mythic nature beings.
The diameter of Arcturus is about eighty times that of the sun. This comparison highlights Arcturus as one of the Sun’s larger stellar cousins in the night sky.
Ulster is a province located in the northern part of Ireland. The term refers to one of the four traditional provinces and includes nine counties in its historical scope.
The newly formed League for Economic Equality based in Sioux City Iowa aims to raise 100000 from Middle West farmers to support a court fight over AAA benefits. Alvern S Wendel a prominent Woodbury County farmer was elected head of the league which seeks to preserve AAA provisions for farmers.
Elsie Fischl of New York City stands as the only woman lifeguard in New York state and possibly the nation. A twenty year old with sixteen rescues, she serves at the Washington Baths in Coney Island as part of the staff.
Poison sumac also called swamp sumac poison elder poison ash poison dogwood and thunderwood grows in wetlands across the eastern United States. It often appears as a shrub 6 to 10 feet tall but can reach 20 to 30 feet with a 5 to 10 inch trunk.
Senator Joseph T. Robinson replies to Mr Fletcher noting opposition to the Wagner bill. He cites senators Barbour Borah McNary and White as supporters or critics and questions Fletcher as an authority on constitutional law while predicting Supreme Court action against New Deal measures.
Chairman Philip H. Gadsden argues that millions of investors fear their savings in utility securities could be harmed by scandalous methods used by a few officials opposing Public Utilities reform. He says the House probe into government lobbying should not condemn government or the merits of pending utility legislation.
In January 1934 Germany offered an army of 300000 but nothing happened. Now Germany has 550000 while air strength grew similarly. Britain argues that naval agreement with Germany benefits all nations and marks the first essential step toward a broader limitation program amid French and Allied concerns.
NEIL CAROTHERS, Professor of Economics, Lehigh, UK, denounces the recovery measures as unsound in principle and impractical in operation. He argues the program is a bewildering mass of experiments forced by political action against economic science, violating individual rights.
Former Secretary of War argues that New Deal challenges the Constitution and that any changes must be fully approved by the people. He warns dictators prefer collectivist rule and urges public consideration before amendments.
Lightweight dress pattern 9386 offers a sheer cotton or silk frock with a loose sleeve soft yoke and paneled skirt. Available in sizes 14 through 42, requires 3 1/2 yards for size 16 and includes a sew chart. Order by sending 15 cents to Pattern Department 232 West Eighteenth Street New York NY with name address style number and size.
A child vows to exact retaliation for snubbed invites saying she will host a grand party in the future and exclude everyone. The exchange with her mother hints at a calculated, vengeful sentiment behind the child’s words.
A farmer juror explains why the panel took long to decide a minor offense. He says there were eleven of the stubbornest men he ever saw, highlighting the jury’s stubborn nature in a lighthearted finish.
A terse dialogue reveals a killed or resolved grudge as one character confirms the death of the man who first introduced the speaker to his wife. The exchange implies a calculated act tied to past intimate acquaintance and motive.
A terse exchange notes a limit in jest between two speakers, highlighting a playful but pointed dispute about how far banter can go. Betty Jane is defended against the insult while Ann-No counters the accusation.
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