Pacific Coast Becomes Key U.S. Boundary For Trade
Washington bulletin says the Pacific rim, absorbing Far East trade, is growing into one of the United States most important boundaries. It traces early exploration from Cabrillo to Drake, notes San Francisco Bay as a historic harbor prize, and describes the rugged coastline and inland sea of ports from California to Alaska.
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National Geographic Society
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Cabrillo
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Ferralone Islands
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Massachusetts
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Point Loma
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California
Oregon
Washington
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Astoria
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Alaska
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Death of D. F. Marshall of Oconee County
D. F. Marshall, age 72, prominent Oconee County farmer, died Tuesday at his Watkinsville home. Funeral 3 PM Thursday at Johnson's Church Oconee with Rev. Bruce Nay officiating. Survived by widow Emma E. Marshall, three sons E. C. T. W. N. O. and five daughters, plus four brothers and three sisters. Dunbar and Dunaway in charge of arrangements.
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Gregory
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Birmingham
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J. P. Marshall
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Clanton
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Kilgore
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Tuberuclosis Film Shown In New York Tuberculosis Hospitals
A one reel cinema depiction of sun treatment effects on bone and gland tuberculosis will be shown at the J. N. Adam Memorial Hospital in Perryburg New York. The film aims to motivate patients to adhere to the door treatment necessary for cure and will be circulated to tuberculosis hospitals regionally.
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Don t For Dancers by Arthur Murray
A humorous guide for ballroom etiquette warns dancers to avoid loud talking while dancing, not to imitate showy stage routines, and to keep leading and footwork simple. It advises starting with the left foot, keeping a proper lead, and respecting audience norms while steering clear of overt romance on the floor.
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Royal Straphangers’ Brigade
Improper Dancing Rules Warn Readers in Vague Memo
A bleary editorial advises readers on dance etiquette with cautions about posture, touch, and motion. It condemns aggressive grips and suggests keeping tempo with the orchestra, avoiding showing off education, and steering clear of awkward sexual undertones while dancing.
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