Domestic Vessel in Shipshape Weathering War Time Debt
Kathleen Norris urges women to cut debt and trim expenses as war raises costs. She cites examples of frugal living, moving homes, and starting small ventures to weather shortages, stressing family unity and sacrifice. The piece promotes preparing households for higher taxes, prices, and future hard times with practical steps and hopeful resolve.
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Kathleen Norris
New York
Daddy
Jim
Mary Caseman
Philadelphia
Casemans
John Caseman
Mary
Device to hook speeders at traffic lights plan
Denver R. King of Seattle has patented a device to curb motorists who run red lights. The mechanism lies flat in the street under green and pops up as the light turns red, catching the car with a hook without ripping out chassis parts.
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Denver R. King
Seattle
King
Hollywood Notes on Garbo Era Cast and New Films
The article surveys stars and productions including Garbo’s new film planned for Friday the thirteenth, Melvyn Douglas Ruth Gordon and Roland Young clinging to superstition, Janet Blair joining Three Girls About Town, and David Niven’s promotion to major with 20 Nazi planes shot down. It covers The March of Time film on New England Yankees, Penny Singleton in Cowboy Joe, Himmler's office replica in Underground, Bob Hope in Louisiana Purchase, Eddie Bracken, Hap Hazard radio cast, Blondie’s CBS success, and outros on Ruth Hussey Robert Young Married Bachelors, Dennis O Keefe s Weak End for Throw, Shirley Temple comeback Cathleen, and Myrna Loy William Powell Shadow of the Thin Man.
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Melvyn Douglas
Ruth Gordon
Roland Young
Miss Garbo
David Niven
England
Bing Crosby
English
France
Hap Hazard
Ransom Sherman
Edna O’dell
Billy Mills
Ona Munson
20Th Century-Fox
Edward G. Robinson
Santa Barbara
Ruth Hussey
Robert Young
Dane Wyatt
Dennis O’keaffe
RKO
Shirley Femple
Cathleen
Myrna Loy
William Powell
Speed and drama fuel the nation’s love of racing
In a column tracing speed as a sport from its Paris to Rouen beginnings to U S road racing roots, the article notes early trials in France, the Chicago Times-Herald reliability run of 1895, the formation of racing rules in 1905, and the rise of speedways led by Indianapolis. It cites Harroun’s 1911 win and Cobb’s Bonneville record, plus race news and notes from golf to hockey.
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Sam
Chasseloup Laubat
France
Yeontaud
Paris
Rouen
Bordeaux
Chicago Times-Herald
J. F. Duryea
Charles J. Glidden
Cleveland
Frank Chanes
Chicago Cubs
Detroit
Speedway
Barney Roos
Willys- Overland Motors
Indianapolis
New York
Hoosierdam
Ray Harroun
Floyd Davis
Mauri Rose
Hose
John R. Cobb
Salt
Bonneville
Utah
Mr. Duryea
Good Listening Being Essential to Conversation
The piece notes that a good listener is essential to dialogue and contrasts listening with turning dialogue into debate. It warns that a debater who interrupts to think up reasons in support of their own view ends the talk convinced of their own correctness.
Well Ordered Mind Concept by Marcus Aurelius
A compact quotation reflects Marcus Aurelius on a mind that is well ordered and tranquil. It frames inner discipline as the essence of a composed and focused mental state.
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Marcus Aurelius
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