No Picnic for Italy in Abyssinia War Prospects
The piece discusses the Abyssinia conflict with Italy, arguing a modernized Italian army may face stiff resistance. It notes historical defeats of great powers by irregular forces and cautions Mussolini’s expedition could face logistical and strategic perils before Addis Ababa. Glenn Frank urges industrial research to create new permanent jobs rather than political fixes.
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Abyssinia
Italy
London Spectator
Africa
Addis Ababa
Morocco
France
Mussolini
Haile Selassie
Augusta Caesar
Rome
Varus
Teutoberger Forest
Germany
Cortez
Braddock
Fort Duquesne
U. S. Army
Little Big Horn
Alison's Wedding Plan Shocks Family After Revealed Deceits
In a tense confrontation at Warley, Alison accuses Daphne of lies and plotting while Daphne reveals fear of exposure as Mrs. Poynter and a prior threat to exhumation. Robert, torn between daughter and fiancée, orders Alison into the car as Daphne prepares to marry.
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Poynter
Daphne
Miv
Bob
Alison
Pather
Lsten
Guy Lumley
Robert
Guy
Worley
Faelyn M. Winch
Russia Issues Unusual Sport Themed Stamps for Moscow Meet
The Soviet Union issues a ten stamp series for an International Athletic Meet in Moscow. Each design features a distinct sports activity framed identically, with the two kopek stamp showing a slightly smaller hue and a sickle emblem at the top.
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Italy
Moscow
Jail Breaker Killed by Deputy Fire in Arizona
Albert White, 19, fleeing jail for murder, was shot to death by the victim’s employer D E Lowery and son Davis at a highway near Flagstaff. The incident followed a June 23 slaving claim tied to a filling station robbery and a stolen motor vehicle. Arthur Vandevier reported the event and related details.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Albert White
W G Wilson
Heygup
Viclinys
D .E. Lowery
Davis
Mre
Arthur Vandevier
White
Provo
Utah
Carl
Carl Cox
Seymour
Ind
Vandevier
Cox
Diary notes from W C Fields and New York society life
The column recalls W C Fields sending a kite, a Hoover letter, and a Sime Silverman photo. It recalls Carl Van Doren on a philosopher, Earl Carroll and Marcelle, Gene Fowler lookalikes, and society figures like Ed Sullivan and Bertha Eastmond. It also notes a murder case in Utah, a rising raven production in Japan, and public figures like Dr. John H. Finley.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Sime Silverman
Hattie
Roscoe Peacock
Carl van Doren
Social Register
Margaret Oelrichs
Eddie Duchin
Ed Sullivan
Register
Bertha Eastmond
Summit
N. J
Bernarr Macfadden
John H. Finley
Sycamore
The
Times
New York
Unc Billy Possum Faces Bowser In Forest Chase
In a bedtime tale Thornton W Burges frames Unc Billy Possum fleeing Bowser the Hound and Bobby Coon up a tree. Mrs Possum spots the scene as a litter of young possums peer from her pocket, while Unc Billy frets about danger and corn.
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Unc
Billy Possum
Billy
Green Forest
Flip
Terrier
Bowser
Hound
Bobby Coon
Bobby
Unc' Billy
Bowser the Hound
Mrs. Possum
Mrs Possum Is Tempted Begins a New Tale
The excerpt shows Uncle Billy Possum arguing with Mrs Possum over corn while Farmer Brown and hisDog linger nearby. The scene ends with Unc Billy warning consequences and planning to return to the tree as Mrs Possum and her children depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Possum
T. W. Burgess
Dramatic Star Answers Hidden Puzzle Clue Set
A themed crossword style puzzle lists clues for horizontal and vertical entries. Notable answers reference operatic figures Lauritz and Verdi roles, with names and geographic hints, including Copenhagen born singer and recent Verdi performance.
Oldest public park question and historical trivia
The text asks: What city has the oldest public park in America, answer Boston Common. It notes the first drive‑in filling station was built in Memphis Tennessee in September 1914 by Standard Oil. It also identifies U S Ambassador to Germany at WWI outbreak as James Watson Gerard.
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America
Ans
Boston
Boston Common
Memphis
Tenn
Standard Oil Company
U. S
Germany
James Watson Gerard
Heart Health and How Heart Valves Work
The heart pumps blood through four chambers via valves that open and close. When valves deform from disease or other causes they may not seal fully, causing regurgitation and a heart murmur detectable by a doctor listening with a stethoscope.
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Dewire
Texas
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the Globe
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C. F. Kettering
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U.S
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Warley
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the Net
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Russia
NEA Service
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Ima Hogg
London
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King Lardner
Earl Carroll
Marcelle
Earl
Broadway
39Th Street
Bustanoby’s
California
Continent
Julius Green
North Cape
Herbert Marshall
Gramercy Park
Thingumabobs
Annette Kellerman
Australia
Domina Wright
Harare
Frederick F. Vandewater
Raven
Japan
Thornton W Burges
Canfield
Hlany
Word Builder
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Tori
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Ehrlich
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