Globe News Presses Haile Selassie Portrait in Political Row
The Globe News critiques Haile Selassie as a figure in world events from his Ethiopia exile to Alexandria reform efforts. It questions great powers for their impotence and mocks the emperor’s return in a ceremonial uniform. The piece ends with a string of quotations and a serialized romance plot excerpt.
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The Times Foretold Wars And Televisions First Hints
A year ago The Times noted two dispatches from Europe with Alfonso plotting to reclaim the throne and German Italian maneuvers near Bolzano. Mars and peace talks loomed as commerce moved to Moscow while Britain readied troops. The piece blends historical fears with early TV speculation and outlines technical hurdles for home television.
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How Gladys Gilmore Made a Self Created Career
Dale Carnegie profiles Gladys Chase Gilmore in a mid century tale of initiative. From a store clerk in the Midwest she turns an unmet job into a national consulting role by proposing a sponsor system, proving her usefulness, and eventually founding an office serving multiple department stores.
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True or false cracker quiz from comic page
Questions on a comic page ask if Caar and Kaiser come from Caesar the origin of Johnny cake from Johnstown the cereal word from seed Wanamaker origin of the customer is always right and succotash from an Indian word with answers on the page
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Today’s Puzzle Answers Grid
A cryptic fill in listing across horizontal and vertical clues with numbered entries and provided solutions reflected in the completed grid.
Social Etiquette Quiz Answers From Concordia News
A reader’s etiquette Q and A covers seating at meals and rides, ticket handoffs, hosting guests, and dating etiquette. It notes couples sit across from each other, outside seating for rides, hosts often supply tickets, and avoiding disliked companions. The text ends with stray literary asides.
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