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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1935
Page
3
The text discusses stopping non varied laxatives and using a measured liquid laxative with natural agents like senna and cascara to establish regularity. It mentions Dr. Coldwell's Syrup Pepin as a dependable option and advises consulting a doctor.
Continental chancelleries discuss a plan to restore equality among nations and reinforce peace. France and Britain push a Franco British formula offering Germany relief from Versailles clauses in exchange for league of nations entry and mutual air defense cooperation.
A St Louis Globe Democrat reprint reports London bakers claim to bake a loaf with no crust using electric current inside the dough. The piece questions how the method prevents interior crusting and notes potential global shifts in wheat consumption and crust disposal.
Senator Nora of Idaho urged investigating alleged persecutions in Mexico to stop U S meddling. The Borah resolution would push congressional inquiry while Mexico denies persecution and allows worship. Representative Lish of New York backed a separate measure to urge diplomatic steps against growing communism in Mexico.
Secretary Cordell Hull announced Russia recognition would continue but with strained relations. A naval attache will be withdrawn and the consulate generalship abolished while embassy personnel are cut. Bullitt remains ambassador as the US delays a new embassy and consulate plans.
President Roosevelt renewed the automobile code with two changes to stabilize employment, while the AFL denounced the extension. The federation’s executive council attacked Donald Richberg and Leo Wolman as hostile to labor, amid low AFL affiliation in Detroit. The White House warned labor not to dictate policy as evenings of tension eased with industry support. A later reply rejected removing S. Clay Williams until a satisfactory cigarette code is set, noting Williams’ prior leadership of tobacco firms.
The Supreme Court ruled the Senate may punish for contempt over data withheld by William MacCracken former assistant secretary of commerce for aeronautics. MacCracken was jailed by the Senate for failing to provide data to the air mail investigating committee. The DC Supreme Court found the Senate acted within its power while the DC Court of Appeals sided with MacCracken.
William Green of the American Federation of Labor will serve as the American member of the International Labour Organization in Geneva. Jean Jouhaux, French labor leader, expressed joy at the partnership and the unity of labor representatives.
The article catalogs Paris thoroughfares with names depicting cobra animals saints and myths. It notes streets like L impasse de Infant Jesu near Montparnasse, a Street of Bad Rosas and a Street of the Fishing Cat, plus others such as White Cents and Green Road. A dismissive ad praises Dr. Pierce Pleasant Potions as liver and stomach regulators.
Colliera Weekly notes that all personal messages on short waves to police cars ships and stations are confidential and warns that divulging overheard facts breaks federal law with a maximum $5000 fine and five years in prison.
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