Turkish ruler delays return to Constantinople again
The Ghazi Mustafa Kemal, president of the Turkish republic, has not visited Constantinople for three years, fueling legends of mystery. A voyage on the Gul Djemal to Princes Islands sparked romantic scenes as he danced with Istanbul elite before returning to Anatolia.
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Flashes of Life finds cautionary humor in household near misses
A light AP roundup from Yonkers to Avalon notes Mrs Burke learning to dodge eggs in domestic squabbles, a Hollywood film industry move banning profanity and clergy ridicules, a Choctaw name for Lindbergh as a grand eagle, a Waterville family’s ongoing football dreams marked by stork visits, and Zane Grey’s brother R C Grey breaking a 688.5 pound swordfish record at Catalina Island.
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Sect Prepares Big Theater to Receive Christ
Sydney harbor hosts a white amphitheater built by the Australian Star in the East section. Costing $40,000, it features Hellenic pillars and reserved seats for contributors above $5. Dr Mary Rocke says the structure aims to welcome and teach the coming Christ.
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Berlin Music Fete Draws Huge Crowds
The exposition Music in the Life of the Peoples remains open through August and has drawn an average of 15,000 visitors daily. Attendance is expected to rise with festivals starting in Bayreuth Munich Salzburg and other cities.
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Chewing Gum Replaces Real Grub in Ama rillo Feasts
In Ama rillo, restaurant and catering voices say meat and potatoes fade as chewing gum and lady fingers become common. The piece links this shift to feminism and changing domestic roles, noting rising gum sales and economic reasons for smaller currency notes.
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Wallet makers reassured on currency size change
Washington reports that wallet and pocketbook manufacturers need not rush to alter products as the shift to smaller treasury and federal reserve notes awaits bank approval. The transition will begin with the one dollar bill and requires a year to place new notes in circulation and about two years to retire old currency.
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