Mrs. Roosevelt praised for health vigor and organization
Anna Roosevelt Dall describes her mother as remarkably healthy and energetic, rising early, exercising, and directing daily routines with a hands on leadership style. The piece notes Mrs. Roosevelt’s Hyde Park leisure, Campobello Island hospitality, and a mass beach luncheon organized with military like efficiency. It then shifts to global recovery analysis from a League of Nations study, outlining timelines of economic lows and recoveries across nations through 1934 with varied percentages and contrasts to 1928 industrial levels.
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Anna Roosevelt Dall
White House
Mrs. Dall
Hyde Park
Mother
Mrs. Roosevelt
League of Nations
France
Sweden
Austria
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Canada
Swelen
Japan
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Cravens and Family in a Lively Beverly Hills Evening
In Los Angeles a mellow night at Frank Craven's home features Irvin Cobb, Blyth Daly, Irene Franklin, and Jerry Jarni gan. The piece reflects on Craven's stage career, his fifty-year milestone next September, and the actors' shift toward new film and television styles amid a bustling Hollywood landscape.
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O. O. McIntyre
Los Angeles
Frank Craven
Frank
Irvin Cobb
Craven
John
Blyth Daly
Irene Franklin
Jerry Jarnigan
Pleasanto O
McIntyre
Cobb
Miss Franklin
Irene
Keystone Cops
School Days Quiz Items From About Illiteracy and Maps
A set of quiz questions asks which state has the lowest illiteracy rate. It names Iowa as the answer. It asks about the founder of a major southern university, identifying Thomas Jefferson and the University of Virginia in Charlottesville. It also asks who mapped the world first, naming Anaximander in 619 B C as the earliest on record.
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Iowa
South
Thomas Jefferson
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Anaximander
B. C
Murder at Mocking House in Pierre Dufresne Case
Detective Sergeant Harper probes a breakfast room double death in Pierre Dufresne's home. Suspicion falls on a disguised man tied to threatening letters as family and staff, including sister in law Aline Croyden and concert pianist Richard Croyden, scrutinize alibis and memories amid snowbound mansion.
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Pierre Dufresne
Dufresne
Harper
Mrs. Dufresne
Richard Croyden
Aline Croydon
Sylvia Dufresne
Mrs. Croy
Croyden
Donaghy
Lis
Whitmore
John Whitmore
Andrews
Joseph Donaghy
Martha Whitmore
Aline Croyden
Mrs. Croyden
Mr. Harper
Mr. Dufresne
Guiding Your Child A Practical Start With Cup Feeding
The article recounts a mother teaching six month old Lucy to drink from a cup instead of a bottle to avoid germs and bottle washing. It notes gradual replacement, early cup use for water or juice, and the need to balance initial waste with long term energy saved for the mother and family.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
the Globe
News-Globe
Apecial
MAIL
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Alice Clarissa Richmond
Lucy
Parole racket alleged at Kansas penitentiary
June 6 report from Lansing Kansas describes a parole racket within the state prison. Short term prisoners allegedly paid life term inmates for extra coal output by trading prison credit slips from the commissary.
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Lansing
Kan
Kansas Penitentiary
Vacation choices for health and recovery in work life
Dr Fishbein argues that longevity hinges on hereditary factors, infection resistance, and balanced vitality use plus adequate recreation. He cites a British doctor recommending vacations to rest the mind and body, advising desk workers to favor active recreation and manual laborers to rest or read in a hammock for recovery.
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Female Thespian Puzzle Clue Grid Reveals Answers
A crossword style puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues about people, objects, and concepts. It includes references to poses, measurements, hieroglyphs, and common nouns across eras, asking solvers to fill a themed grid with named terms and standard words.
Word Builder Prompt Governs Dinner Debate Style
A group follows a rule where before meals each member reads an original work and discusses it as the meal proceeds. Critics dissect the idea so severely that often only a fragment remains of the original concept.
No naturalist match between rod gun and cord and chord
The text contrasts naturalists with people who can perform well with a rod and gun. It argues there is no natural link (cord) joining these types and compares finding such a link to composing a transcendent chord or discovering a rare orchid.
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Touslehead
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