Wang Ching-wei declaration shocks China air troubles
The column analyzes Chiang Kai-shek's government facing strong internal strain as Wang Ching-wei reportedly makes peace terms with Japan. It notes Tokyo gains from a perceived split, purge actions in Chungking, and broader political shifts including Roosevelt era appointments and debates on U.S. naval and transportation policy amid looming international tensions.
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Chiang
Chungking
China
U. S
Britain
Wang Ching-wei
Fuminaro Konoye
Kuomintang
Wang
Hongkong
Manchukuo
Japan
Tokyo
Shanghai
Szechuan
Yunnan
Preventing Colds Through Diet and Habits
A health piece notes that January and February see rising cold cases, with peak in late February or early March. It emphasizes building bodily resistance via proper diet, rest, exercise, and hygiene, highlighting protective foods, vitamin A, and moderation, and urges avoiding direct contact with the sick.
Breakfast guidance and calcium in molasses notes
A reader argues that an egg need not be in a school child’s breakfast if an egg is eaten later. A suggested breakfast includes fruit cereal with milk toast and milk. Another reader confirms molasses contains calcium, noting a tablespoon and a half equals calcium from one and a half cups of diced carrots. Houston Goudias 192.
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C. M
O.wnu
C. Houston Goudias
Lovely Cutwork Motifs For Household Linens Pattern 6237
Simple tonhole stitch cutwork creates pretty linens for scarves towels pillow cases and tea cloths. Pattern 6237 offers 14 motifs from 3 by 3 inches to 3% by 18 inches with color schemes. send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept 259 West 14th St New York to obtain with name and address.
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Sewing Circle
Household Arts Dept
West 14Th St
New York
N. Y
Pershing Touched by Thought of Fellowship
General Pershing visited the Tours base hospital during the war and spoke with a wounded soldier. The soldier vividly described a specific battlefield moment near a grove, wheatfield, and hill, illustrating the front near Soissons. Pershing noted the emotional impact of feeling his proximity to the action.
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Pershing
Tours
General Pershing
Soissons
Great Blessings and Freedom as Shared by Seneca
A fragment reflecting Seneca on gratitude and independence noting that even small gifts do not bind one to obligations while praising freedom, life, health, and reason as the greatest benefits to human existence.
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Seneca
Practical Household Tips From a Historic Page
Save coal by placing chalk on the fire. it heats strongly and lasts many uses. Cream butter by chilling it in the icebox an hour before mixing. Create a step saver with a left-of-sink work surface and upper cupboards. For fillings, honey pairs with peanut butter cottage cheese and nuts. Leftover soap or toilet soap can become laundry jelly or shampoo base. Dry steel wool in sun or radiator after use to prevent rust.
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Munich
Berlin
Great Britain
Germany
London
Reich
Britain
England
France
Paris
Italy
Seven Seas
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Atlantic
Hitler
Washington
U. S
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Transportation Board
Management-Labor Committee
U. S. Transportation
Senate-House
Burton K. Wheeler
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
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Wheeler
Roosevelt
White House
Management-Labor
Wheeler Rail
Clarence F. Lea
California
Lea
House Interstate Commerce Committee
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Murphy
Senate Judiciary Committee
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Smithsonian Institution
Sing Sing
Lima
Peru
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Danzig
Free City
Liechtenstein
John A. Hastings
New York State
Hastings
North Dakota
William Lemke
San Francisco
Manhattan
Chicago
Houston
Goudiss
C. Houston Goudiss
United States
Pattern
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Luden’s
Luden
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