Prince of Edinburgh faces life as a symbol not king
The piece argues the Prince of Edinburgh, born to royal duty, will mostly serve as a public relations figure for the British Empire. It contrasts royal life with the freedoms of commoners, noting longevity and risks of monarchs and praising the potential of a nonroyal title like Mister in shaping a personal career.
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National Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
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A Barrymore Speaks Out on the Movie Business
Hollywood gossip item quotes Ethel Barrymore denying a film industry decline. She dismisses pessimists as always mumbling and says theater remains alive, though funding for plays and pictures is tighter. She notes enduring personalities persist in both stage and screen.
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Hollywood
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Borderline Anemia Warning and Ironized Yeast Aid
A health advisory notes many women and children suffer from Borderline Anemia caused by ferro-nutritional blood deficiency. It cites studies claiming up to 68 percent affected and promotes Ironized Yeast Tablets as a aid to rebuild tired blood and restore vitality and appearance.
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Ruth
Chidren
Women Dress at Work Survey Reveals Chic Chicago Trends
A Chicago article summarizes an American Women's Institute survey on office fashion. It notes women showing more skin, with off-shoulder blouses and deep necklines, while men clutter pockets. Boston tops for dress, while some cities rate poorly for hats and handbags. The study finds 95 percent of men wear ties and 79 percent of women wear hats to work.
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New York
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