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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1934
Page
1
A dramatic desert romance spans romance and danger as Sonya Savarin, a self ordained healer among Navajos, evades a wealthy engagement while a mysterious outlaw, Starr Stone, fights to leave El Capitan Diablo. Amid kidnapping, deserts, and a daring escape, love and sacrifice drive their perilous flight in a moonlit plane rescue.
Miss Grace Martens visits Mrs. Gardner in Manchester and travels with Gordon Richards to Nashua and Cedar Rapids for trips last week. Residents, visitors, and workers are listed across farms, schools, and businesses, including Smith, Clausen, Martens, and Gage families, with social calls, farm work, and local events noted throughout the area.
El Capitan has spoken and Sonya remains a prisoner of Manuel the aviator and Starr Stone is lost to a ghastly fate. A desperate plea rises as the senora enters with food, Sonya begging for mercy and aid with a knife on her next meal.
Read the first installment of a fascinating series in the American Weekly distributed with NEXT SUNDAY'S CHICAGO HERALD AND EXAMINER. The feature promises hitherto untold secrets of European royal courts and the private lives behind their public throne.
The piece traces the Hebrew Bible as a record of God's progressive self revelation. It notes the shift from tribal worship to a one God doctrine, citing Amos's critique of ritual sacrifice and Hosea's personal forgiveness as expanding divine attributes from justice to mercy. It emphasizes the Old Testament's enduring spiritual truth.
A compact guide on preparing walls for wallpaper cleaning methods for Mohair upholstery stains and minor wood care. It covers plaster mix for glue, wall finishing sealer, roach remedies, enamel care, putty prep, grease removal, stove pilot caution, rust removal on linen, and preserving wood with paper wrapping.
A writer denounces Democratic influence in federal hiring, noting letters of endorsement from party figures and a Yellow Questionnaire as gatekeepers. He argues the Civil Service Commission remains a facade and efficiency suffers when jobs hinge on political backing rather than merit.
The piece notes the Federal Government has distributed about 3.4 billion dollars in direct relief and loans to states, versus 2.6 billion dollars in federal taxes collected. It critiques reelection candidates for boasting about obtaining funds from the Treasury, implying voters received little benefit in return.
The speaker doubts official unemployment figures and warns against overreliance on government assistance. He criticizes inflated unemployment counts, cites Chamber of Commerce estimates of under seven million unemployed, and argues final figures may show only three to four million workers truly out of work.
A writer argues that only a few commodities showed surpluses in 1929 and cites $600,000 in food imports to meet demand. He notes clothing production lagging at less than one suit per man per year and comments on inflation with a banker’s caution about paying debts as money values shift.
The text urges buying houses and land, or debt-financed purchases, and trading in cotton, wheat, corn futures, or canned goods as inflation looms. It notes cheaper money and higher prices for real goods, reflecting views heard in Washington and New York. It also briefly mentions stain removal tips for oil on wallpaper using blotting paper and benzine with Fuller’s Earth.
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