Roosevelt seeks restraint as drought crisis tests nation
The Nation by Kay Tucker reports President Roosevelt and Hull signaling tough measures to protect ventures and property, while avoiding explicit statements. Ambassadors stay in position amid fears of a missing Americans tragedy and federal agencies clamp down on smuggling as drought dominates political strategy and upcoming elections.
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Bricker Returns Home to Launch Campaign Amid Scrutiny
Republican Rex Bricker, long associated with Midwest leadership, plans a homecoming tour to push a presidential bid. He faces mixed reception from townsfolk and reporters while his image shifts from reluctant critic to self-possessed candidate, as allies note renewed energy and strategic mobility.
Display of Work by Blind Ohioans at Lorain County Fair
The Ohio Commission for the Blind announced work by blind adults will be shown at the Lorain County Fair. A trades training department in Columbus teaches broom, basket, and chair caning, with blind workers making brushes, mops, carpets, and rugs. Miss Helen Lapp will attend the fair to demonstrate home instruction for the northeast district.
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Portland officer cited for possible psychic aid in search
A Portland patrolman named John Richardson reportedly claimed psychic powers could assist the search for a missing girl. A mother pleaded frantically for help as Richardson suggested the child might be in the back yard. The girl was later found sleeping under a sawn tree.
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Quick Relief For Athletes Foot Test Ad
Dissolve 22 grains camphor and 2 grains tingol powder in water apply twice daily. Peel it, take half. One application stops the itching. Tingol solution is easy to use and usually enough per dose. Applied at the first sign of itching toes. C Bowers, Druggist ad.
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