The Big City Goes Swedish and Its Influence on New York
A July report notes Swedish retailers and designers reshaping New York interiors with Swedish furniture rugs wallpaper and glassware. It highlights Sweden House ownership by Swedes, the agenta ware trade, Lexington Avenue shops, and a light portrayal of Swedish immigrants as hardworking.
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New York
Sweden
America
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Donald Peters
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S. K. Lonegren
Lexington Avenue
Globe newspaper subscription and delivery notice
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Precautions for Surf Bathers Warn Vacation Safety
Observe common sense in the water to prevent tragedy. Amateurs and showoffs drown more often than expert swimmers. Do not swim after eating, stay within beach bounds, and use a guard rope. Beginners should not swim alone. pair up with a capable rescuer in emergencies.
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McNaught Syndicate
White sheep and red goats decree stirs cotton policy debate
In Washington a new farm law card system divides cotton farmers into white sheep and red goats. White cards grant free production. red cards impose penalties and detailed buyer reports. Critics warn of government overreach as enforcement and social numbering expand.
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Paul Mallon
King Features Syndicate
Washington
Wallace
AAA
Roosevelt
New York
Congress
Senate lobby committee to be liquidated amid suspicions
The sensational Senate lobby committee is to be liquidated after three years of controversy. Its space will be taken by the Senate civil liberties committee, chief investigator Herbert Blomquist may join another department, and Senator Minton plans a renewal of the project early next session. Critics warn against government meddling with press freedom as debates about a future inquiry into newspapers continue.
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Cranium Crackers Answers From Page One Display
Answers to questions include pope quote origin Pope Alexander. Clues hint at age meaning mature not legal. Mentions Gustaf V and current King of Sweden. Notes sand dominates grass. Obscure phrase Salty Tree art Mary and Aichva compare to United States population density versus New York City.
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Alexander Pope
Gustaf V
Sweden
United States
Banle
New York City
Cardozo’s condition unchanged as of July 6
Justice Benjamin N. Cardozo remained in the same condition today in Port Chester New York after weakening slightly last night. He had shown brief improvement earlier in the day but his status stayed the same this morning according to the medical bulletin.
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Mission Conference Closes Tonight
The first annual Missionary conference of the Church of the Open Bible will end tonight with a stereoptical lecture and message by Rev. Kar Hummel, secretary of the American Mission. Upcoming talks include Ruth Warfield of Tulsa and C. A. Bunting addressing the morning meetings. exhibits and literature on missions are available. Cardozo, 68, has been ill with a heart malady since last December.
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Peru
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The Sacrifice Ordeal at the Flaming God Amphitheatre
Dick urges Yvonne to kill him on the sacrificial altar to save her life. A terrified priest shrieks as a roar echoes from a great lion guarding the forge that opens the amphitheatre. Priests flee or brace themselves while Yvonne, dazed, stands unmoved amid the chaos.
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Cerr
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