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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1935
Page
2
Special Adviser argues for national choice in imports and quantities from each country. He supports selective exports, rejects blanket tariff reductions, and favors abandoning unconditional most favored nation status for tangible gains.
William D Guthrie argues the proposed constitutional amendment would erode states’ sovereignty and place authority over all underage youths in Washington bureaucrats. He warns that Congress and federal agencies could be steered by labor unions and the AFL-CIO, undermining home rule.
A Riverside era editorial notes business improving across the country under Postmaster General James Farley. Railroads and department stores show progress while acknowledging ongoing work, urging readers to ignore alarmists and trust in recovery and expansion despite the tough times.
The article warns that treasury borrowing has grown large and suggests deficits of around four to five billion dollars per year, with projections for the next year nearly unchanged. It cautions that adding more than two billion to this year's deficit risks inflationary financing methods by the treasury.
A New York Times note extols the free and independent press as essential to the public and to advertisers. It asserts readers rely on editorial expression and are guided by news coverage and advertising integrity.
Speaker Joseph W. Durnes argues that the nation’s great resources are a heritage to hand down to posterity. He laments squandered assets and urges immediate action to preserve or restore them for future generations.
Braided rugs appeal to rug makers for simplicity and no tools. The article notes braided rugs are less durable than crochet, advises using strong waved thread, and describes making a rug from cotton rag strips, braiding in color changes, and sewing rows from the center. For patterns and book No 25, write to Home Craft Co. St Louis MO with stamped return envelope.
A New Jersey bureau formed by the YMCA, YWCA and Orange local branch will match college educated unemployed women with domestic jobs. Miss Anna Davis says educated young women seek honest work as cooks, housekeepers, nursemaids, or companions in homes. The agency will handle negotiations secretly to address a shortage of efficient domestic workers.
A surgeon from New York reports a new anesthetic discovered in Germany that induces sleep within a minute of injection. It is described as painless, safe, with no mental or physical aftereffects, and has shown excellent results in 17,000 cases.
A long account links historic beliefs in witchcraft to modern crimes in Pennsylvania and Michigan. It cites cases from Pottsville and York involving murders tied to witchcraft, black cats, and alleged hexes, and notes earlier eras from ancient Greece to colonial America.
W A Summers of Lansdale Pennsylvania writes in Collera Weekly about Hyelid crutches. The platinum devices attach to ordinary spectacle frames and rest on the eyelid fold to lift and support the drooped upper lid in a natural open position.
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