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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1936
Page
12
The president of the Catholic Action Society died on September 3. The group, led by Ian Mac, had become embroiled in internal disputes and public controversy prior to his death.
An advertisement promotes Kellogg All Bran as a safe effective remedy for constipation. It explains that dietary bulk in meals absorbs moisture forms a soft mass and helps the system, recommending two tablespoons daily as a standard amount. The ad notes vitamins and iron, suggests serving with milk or in recipes, and offers a money back guarantee. Kellogg Company Battle Creek guarantees satisfaction.
In 1931 church and state collided as Fascists closed 20000 Catholic Action clubs for political activity and forced a crackdown. Pope Pius XII offered last blessings and led a Mass after Ciriaci’s death as Fascists stormed Rome headquarters and hurled the Pope’s portrait from a window.
A recipe describes preparing cheese cookies using crated cheese cup butter flour baking powder and red pepper. The dough is mixed and rolled very thin then baked carefully in a oven.
Rear Admiral R E Byrd wrote to the Winchester Rotary Club on the anniversary of returning from the South Pole region. He expressed deep thanks for Rotary help that aided a second Antarctic expedition, enabling science work and mapping of new U S territory, and included an autograph insulation fragment from the advance meteorological base.
Barcelona reports Gregorio Azana, nephew of President Manuel Azana, died at Cordoba when executed by a rebel firing squad. The order came from Colonel Cascajo, insurgent commander at Cordoba.
King Edward pauses his voyage to honor British war dead at Gallipoli in Turkey. A Turkish delegation welcomes him aboard the yacht Nahlin at Tendos Island as a motorboat incident briefly drops him into the water before rescuers pull him to safety.
Deputy Foley questions John Lasky about car damage and payment. Lasky states the car cost eight dollars with parts scarce, as the Glastonbury town court presides over the matter.
Preparedness East St. Louis Illinois reports a traffic crash injuring Frank Rauch. Lightning struck a nearby transformer as doctors treated him and the leg was set promptly. Two policemen assisting at the hospital cut their flashlights while care was provided.
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