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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1936

Page

2

The Black Legion and Global Birth Drive Debated

Brisbane surveys the Black Legion plot to overturn the U S government and enforce a white Protestant dictatorship. He cites Mussolini Stalin and Hitler pushing bigger families while Britain fears air routes, tax havens, and new transatlantic flight lines.

Black Legion U. S Russia Mussolini Stalin Moscow

What Clemenceau Would Do If He Came Back

A survey of European mood notes France needs a strong leader and cites Clemenceau as a historic fighter. It mentions Marshal Badoglio's swift Ethiopia cleanup and hints at the political balance in Britain and Europe. A newly named comet visible to the naked eye is highlighted and a Nazi murder case is briefly noted.

Europe Mordacq Clemenceau France Vendee Marshal Badoglio Ethiopia Indrasil Hell Heaven L. C. Peltler

Queen Mary Sets Sail as Atlantic Giant and City at Sea

The Queen Mary arrives as a new Atlantic liner joining the Normandie age. The 80,773 ton vessel spans 1,018 feet with 12 decks and sails at 32 knots. It offers 25 public rooms, extensive dining and entertainment, air conditioning throughout, and advanced safety and service features for 2,075 passengers.

North Atlantic Atlantic Queen Mary Western Newspaper Union

Sagacious Serpent Elmer Saves Circus Train

Madame Zulana recalls Elmer the black python as the most intelligent acrobat in the Rob inson circus. During a Sierra ascent a coupling failed yet the snake saved the car ahead by gripping and holding on as the rear cars slipped, ending his performance career. He now resides at the Cincinnati zoo as The Only Black Python In Captivity.

Madame Zulana Robinson Circus Elmer High Sierras Cincinnati Zoo

Tenderfoot Perils of the West: Tripodero and Roperite

A lighthearted Western warning describes two creatures the tripodero with telescoping legs and a gunlike head that shoots clay pellets to deprive a tenderfoot of taste, and the roperite with a rope beak that strangles with a looping lariat. The tally claims 4,163 tender feet have fallen since spring 1887.

Babe the Blue Ox and Minnesota’s Land of Sky Blue Water

The tale explains Babe’s size from seven axe handles to forty two and a plug of tobacco, and how his huge footprints shaped Minnesota’s nickname Land of the Sky Blue Water. Paul Bunyan yokes Babe to straighten roads and track him when he wanders, leaving deep prints that flood with meltwater and give the state its lakes.

Paul Bunyan Babe Paul Minnesota Land of Ten Thousand Lakes Western Newspaper Union

Darmstadt: Capital of Hesse and Historic German City

Darmstadt lies between the Rhine and the Main in a forested region of Hesse. The old city hosts ducal palaces parks and spacious boulevards. Its history reaches back to the eighth century and it is the birthplace of chemist Liebig botanist Dillenius and historian Gervippus.

Hesse Darmstadt

Difficulty Is Opportunity in Every Challenge

A proverb contrasts pessimism and faith by noting that the pessimist sees difficulty in every opportunity while the Christian should see opportunity in every difficulty, urging a positive, faith grounded perspective.

Coleman Gas-Making Range Promises Cooking for Two

W. C. Coleman introduces the Coleman Safety Range that cooks a meal for two or less using its own gas from ordinary gasoline. It lights instantly and uses Band-A- Blu Burners for precise heat. Everdur fuel tank resists rust, with porcelain enamel finish for kitchen beauty.

W. C. Coleman Coleman Wichita, Kansas

Living Without an Aim Quote by Archbishop Leighton

A brief reflective note cites Archbishop Leighton on how most people live at hazard without a clear final aim or end. The quotation anchors a meditation on purpose and direction in life.

Hazard Archbishop Leighton

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