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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1935
Page
7
Public mind can be persuaded to support warlike policies. Prewar defense drives conflict as states seek superiority and deny rights to the weak. The path forward lies in a community of states creating common protection and treating defense as a collective matter, not individual or state aimed at wealth protection.
R Walton Moore argues constitutional modification is unpredictable and notes no broad presidential recommendations. He cites Washington's farewell view of the Constitution as an experiment and says amendments should fix any misdistribution of power as directed by the Constitution.
The chancellor mocks radio debates where two professors argue a prepared theory of money or social reform to educate workers for informed voting. He notes that another pair of equally respected scholars could prove the first pair wrong, showing the fallacy of overconfidence in such programs.
Owen D. Young argues that public service companies have extended rural lines where economical, welcomes government involvement in rural service, and envisions housing modernization as essential. He urges productive Americans to focus on home improvements to align with national progress.
Col William J Wilgus outlines drastic railway reforms. He calls for ruthless clearance of dead wood and obsolete practices, consolidation of terminals, and amalgamation of railways. He also urges a parcel collection service to compete with motor transportation.
Lord Privy Seal Anthony Eden asserts that Anglo American friendship with the United States is of first importance and compatible with League of Nations membership. He states geography and shared interests bind Britain to Europe and pledges active effort to maintain the alliance.
Linen styles dominate the season with white and natural tones for day wear and dressy evenings. Moygashel linen outfits from casual to formal feature new pockets, belts, and double-breasted coats with polka dot shirts. Royal flax heritage from Sandringham to Moygashel and eye catching color blends like wine, beetroot, and lilac shape the trend.
Foot comfort remains key for seasonal wear with light flexible shoes. Ventilated and perforated designs, including sandals and oxfords, offer cooling and ease. Summer novelties come at moderate prices. fabrics range from linen prints to crocheted string shoes in varied pastels and natural tones.
The Hindu influence inspired by the Maharanee of India brings a swing from fitted bias lines to softly draped evening designs. Persian Arabian and Grecian folds augment the look while frustrating copy effort. Paris couturiere Alix offers Oriental gowns topped with saris wrapping the body and covering the head like a monk's hood.
In Greeley Colorado farmer G Anderson and neighbors note 13 hens may foretell conflict. An egg bears a raised carving of a mounted war cannon, another shows cannon balls, and a third bears the letter Ww.
Berlin reports the unidentified mass killer dubbed the Ogre of Mecklenburg has claimed 17 child victims over two years eight to twelve, a spree echoing historic serial killers. The piece places the case among infamous figures like Jack the Ripper and Texas Jim Baker, noting the killer’s motive-less, spontaneous method and the difficulty of capture while recounting wartime cannibal crimes for context.
Northern Montana reports a rise in horse theft as modern gang methods spread across the upper Missouri region. Federal and local authorities, along with Canadian Royal Mounted, cooperate to curb a wholesale border operation. Over 70 horses have disappeared in Sheridan and Daniels counties, with more missing across Saskatchewan.
In Galatz Romania Jacob Bush a tailor formed a nationwide cat stealing ring. He employed countless tramps paying three cents per cat dead or alive. Fur wholesalers bought the skins earning him huge profits until a group of cat-loving spinsters investigated and exposed the scheme.
New York Herald Tribune reflects on the wild apple era from the late 18th to early 19th centuries when orchards yielded unknown varieties. It notes excitement over discovering exceptional apples and wilding trees, the drift toward standardization, and the fading of questing for unknown tastings as farms settled on few best sellers.
A single location offers a quiet evening option beside a cemetery. The setting appeals to visitors seeking calm and solitude close to the resting place, providing a serene atmosphere for contemplation.
Washington reports Nellie a fifteen month old black police dog owned by James B Lockheed gave birth to 21 healthy pups. Veterinarians say 21 is an all time record, surpassing previous litters of 17. Four puppies were crushed when the mother rolled over.
Pueblo police hunt an egg-breaking bandit who robbed houses and stole eggs from refrigerators. He allegedly cracked eggs on planes and in living rooms of Pueblo homes, leaving residents puzzled over the unusual spree.
A pup belonging to A. J. Miller near Craig Colorado disappeared. Two weeks later sheepherders located him in a coyote den along with nine coyote pups.
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