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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1933
Page
2
Opinion piece reflecting on Roosevelts recovery program and its impact on workers and small-town employers. Questions whether government intervention speeds recovery and whether big business profits will rise, noting 40-hour full pay is acceptable but anxious about many firms surviving. Ends with a Catalonia child joke about six arms.
Bruce Barton explores how Henry Ford and Theodore N. Vail built wealth not by money seekers but by driven purpose. Ford pursued affordable mass mobility, while Vail dedicated himself to the American Telephone and Telegraph Company, channeling effort into lasting achievement.
Mrs Briggs in a friendly chat with Mrs Martin shares a banana based dessert idea. Baked bananas are prepared with butter sugar and lemon juice then dates added near the end. Also included are Banana Cream Cake and Banana Orange Fluff recipes with step by step instructions and ingredients.
A veteran actor recalls a varied path from stock company to vaudeville to leading film roles and stage work. He discusses versatility, the lure of pictures, and the realities of breaking in, including connections, finances, and the shift from stage to film as talking pictures rise. He notes the harsh odds for newcomers and the enduring appeal of Hollywood. He also recounts Lugosi’s career from theater to Dracula era films.
At Roof Garden Arnolds Park on Monday August 7 Noble Sissle and his famous dance orchestra appear for a one night engagement. Sissle, co author of Shuffle Along, played a lengthy term at New York Park Central hotel and has autographs from European and American luminaries. Lavaida Carter will join to sing Shuffle Along tunes.
A light society item notes Helen Mack cherishes shoes that flatter her feet and confesses a growing habit of collecting footwear to create the illusion of smaller feet, contrasting past fashion padding by dressmakers with present-day bank cashiers.
The brief notes a pickup in cotton shipments to Europe, then jokes about whiskers for a European Santa and a new Illinois law allowing courts to order a wife to pay alimony. The line ends with a quip about the New Deal being fine.
A Springfield Union style column notes that fresh men should not be discouraged by low marks, cites Al Smith at Harvard, mocks eco nomists amid drought and grasshopper plagues, and laments diplomacy as Uncle Sam’s potential victory while a Montana retiree crafts a coffin and health mags warn of self-made graves.
Nels Nelson at 1002 East Maple St advertises lower costs for automobile repair services by emphasizing experience and favorable pricing. The notice presents a single name and a street address, implying a local business outreach.
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