Six rules to charm Fassifern girls by Dr Sevier
The article lists six rules to make a girl more charming as taught by Dr Joseph R Sevier of Fassifern School for Girls. It emphasizes interest in others, avoiding constant praise, listening respectfully, cultivating pleasing skills, and reaching out to lonely people.
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Joseph R. Sevier
Fassifern School For
Hendersonville
Fassifern
Greystone
North Carolina Mountains
Dr. Sevier
Keeping Fit Life Begins to End at Forty
The article argues most men seeking conditioning are in their forties and warns against overtaxing workouts. It promotes a moderate, sustained fitness path rather than chasing youthful extremes, noting life after forty hinges on prior habits. It notes mental acuity grows but physical health depends on earlier choices and consistent care.
Aftermath of Spain War Prompts New Struggle for Franco
The Franco regime must win internal order and public support to govern Spaniards who prize independence. Compromise measures may be needed to gain broad cooperation, while international influence centers on Britain France Germany and Italy. Recognition by Britain and France could offset German Italian sway, but risks remain as the US recalls aid links and Franco’s alliance.
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Franco
Spain
Germany
Italy
United States
France
Old Home Week Murder in Amarillo
Asey Mayo investigates a vanished artist Mike Slade and a sultry soprano Madame Meaux at an Amarillo Old Home Week gathering. The detective joins the performance after a tense daytime exchange, while Madame Meaux clarifies her ties to Slade and hints at money owed, as the night unfolds with gossip and suspicion.
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Amarillo
Texas
Slade
Asey
Jane Warren
Billingsgate
Aunt Sara
Jane
Madame Meaux
Sister B
Emily Slade
Mike
Charley Slade
Sara
Zeb
Matt
Boston
Axey
Upjohn
Brinley
Chloe
Jeff
Mitchell
Eloise
Dent
Stw
Mary
Julio
Vantirige
Asen
Mayo
Sage
Ancient Latin Clues and a Crime Conspiracy
Puzzle clues mix Latin roots with scattered letters while a detective narrative follows Asey as he untangles a town mystery. Interleaved dialogue reveals motives, relationships, and hints of a broader plot involving Upjohn Brinley and a missing link to a musical affair.
The Globe News March 20 1939 childlike tale excerpted page item
The Amarillo Globe notice details its publishing history and subscription rates, listing staff and contact numbers. It cites Associated Press news rights and combined editions with The Amarillo Daily News. A fragment describes a late 1930s fiction scene with named characters Thome and Taast in a playful chase.
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Amarillo
Texas
Hees
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Sesin Rene
Inside Washington Battle Over Woodrum Purge and Labor Row
Washington report details Rep. Woodrum's removal as fiscal leader after pressure from Speaker Bankhead and Leader Rayburn to push relic appropriation ahead. It notes Taylor's bid to seize control, Woodrum's refusal, and fallout for Roosevelt's relief bill, alongside a CIO labor reform clash and Senate compromises on disbarment in defense contracts.
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Woodrum
Bankhead
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Senate
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Capitol
Hou
First Senat
J. Ham Lewis
Labor
Forta
Barkley
CIO
John Lew
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