Prince Carol Gifts Home to Mme Lupescu in Paris
Paris October 13 Mme Helen Lupescu Prince Carols companion now owns a chateau in her own right This followed the princes inheritance of ten million francs after King Ferdinands death He rents the Neuilly villa for 70000 francs yearly and may keep it after the lease expires He formed a small entourage of two Romanian couples to avoid loneliness and aid his circle in the Roumanian movement Officials denied a passport to Lupescus parents citing agents for the Russian Soviet government and a meeting with Queen Marie sent a consoling message
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Mystery of the Drained Champagne Glasses in Rheims
During an official visit by American Legionnaires to Rheims, about 260 attendees drank 600 champagne glasses. Few French guests were present, and one Midwestern Legionnaire claimed responsibility with a quip that it’s the kind of thing that happens. The incident remains unsolved.
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Rheims
France
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Budgerigars Charm Japan as Fashion Birds
Japanese residents embrace the budgerigar as a status symbol after a prince introduced a rare color variety. The bird, slightly larger than a canary, became fashionable with shops and households paying high prices. A pair once cost about 65 cents in England, but in Japan they have traded for as much as $500.
Princes as Sources of German Mirth
Berlin reports that Wilhelm II and Prince William of Prussia have become frequent targets of jokes in German comic journals. Harry Domela’s impersonation of the prince led to a bestseller and a court ruling that Prince William, a private citizen, could demand removal of his image from a book cover.
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Abolish High Heels in Schools of Cleveland
Floyd A. Rowe Cleveland schools director seeks to ban high heels in classrooms. He says heels irritate teachers and students, affect knee posture and pelvic alignment, and can upset posture and the nervous system. He cites a teacher who switched shoes during irritable classes.
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International News Service
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New Course in School Tolerance Takes Root in Cleveland
Cleveland officials report a new tolerance course in junior high social sciences is becoming a standard unit of credit. The program, featuring discussion and practical lessons, aims to counter secret societies rooted in religious hatred. No formal textbook is used as the curriculum unfolds.
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Cleveland
al Ameren
New Course Promotes Debate on Tolerance at Aventina School
A.C. Eldredge introduces a discussion based class using readings by Cardinal Newman James Bryce and Theodore Roosevelt to foster respect for personality and religious belief among students. Aventina anticipates prosperity from rising global demand for its products.
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Theodore Roosevelt
A.C. Eldredge
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California Fig Syrup Children’s Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a cure for infant and child stomach issues. It claims the syrup cleanses the liver and bowels, relieves fever and stomach distress, and returns a child to health within hours. The copy urges asking for the genuine product by The California Fig Syrup Company.
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