Stop Bossing Others The Art Of Mind Your Own Business
Dorothy Din laments meddling in others affairs and argues the curse of the busybody ruins marriages and homes. The piece contrasts personal freedom with social pressure and notes how spouses clash when each intrudes on the others habits and choices.
Driving Them Away by Mind Your Own Business
A reflection on parental overreach pushing children to seek independence. It argues that avoiding interference among parents and in laws fosters harmony, affection, and peace in families. The piece calls for practicing the art of minding one’s own business.
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Tom
Mary
Drapes Blossom in New Colors in Spring Decor
New York window fashions bring a floral spring to interiors. Tie backs in violet or poppy tones, delicate lace, sheer organdy, flowered shades, and scalloped wood valances update rooms from dining to bedroom. Plaids, stripes, and blue white themes appear with maple furniture and floor to wall coverage.
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Milady
Trade Tricks for Easy Sewing and Mending
Simple techniques from a past guide explain practical sewing tips. Use magnesia on hands to reduce sweat during delicate mending. Place a straight pin atop a button when sewing a heavy garment to ease threading and create space for the buttonhole. If patch material is unavailable, darn over a net under a woolen hole to preserve elasticity.
Morro Castle Operators Offer Out‑of‑Court Settlement
Operators of the liner Morro Castle, swept by fire off Asbury Park New Jersey with 125 lives lost, propose a settlement of all claims totaling 890000 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Asbury Park
N. J
What’s On The Atr Mondays Program On WLW CBS E
Monday lineup lists a long range of radio programs and performers including Jack Shannon Jack Armstrong London Broadcast Goldbergs Buck Rogers Flying Time Bobby Benson Connie Gates Kellem Orch and Wayne King Lullaby Lady with multiple theatre style repeats and various orchestras and acts to be announced frame by frame
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Jack Shannon
Jack Armstrong
London
Goldbergs
Buck Rogers
Bobby Benson
Connie Gates
Kellem Orch
Billy and
Betty Myrt
Mara Lois Ravel
Ted Hu
Uncle Ezra
Sam Edward Davies
Booke Carter
Wm. D. Boutewell
Lombardo Road Music Hall
Paris
Radio Theater Cypries Radio Theater Gypsies Radio Vihenter Drama
Radio Theater
Wayne King
Penny Orch
Light Orch
Denny Orch
Vincent Lopes
Casa Loma Orch
Casa Lome Orch
Bosnik
Orch
Levant Orch
E. S
CBS
NBC
Irene L
Rio
Boo Leary
Bing
Ma Perkins
Vienna
Betty and
Bob
Mary Golhern
Jack Armetr
Ely
Lady
Orpnan
Annie
Jimmy Sa
Abner
Hands and nails care tips from a 1920s guide
A reporter asks twelve men what notice first about a woman and several say her hands. The piece covers hand skin differences, washing with harsh soap, drying, weekly manicures, oil soaks, nail polish tips, cuticle care, glove effects on redness, and calcium from milk to prevent brittleness.
Is It Safe to Leave Food in an Open Can
The question asks if leaving food in an open can is safe. The answer states that foods spoil no faster in an open can than in a dish, provided they are kept cool and covered. Arid foods may dissolve iron from the can, giving a slightly metallic taste, but it is not poisonous.
Birds on the Hill Meet Threats in Family Pursuit
In a tense drive home Dicky reveals fears of threats from a rival gang and urges Katie to watch the road for danger. They debate the actions of the killers on the hill and the possible impact on Mia Ticer while planning steps to avoid or expose the gang.
When Boys Fight Playmates Quarrels Are Mostly In Fun
Olive Roberts Barton observes two toddlers Jerome and Archibald playing and quarrelling in the street. The scene switches between playful scuffles and shared moments as the boys chase a wagon and train, imitate radio tunes, and end by affirming friendship despite rough play.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Jerome
Archibald
Raphael's
Angels
Mummy
Dad
Handmade Jiffy Knit Pattern Moves by Mail
Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept offers pattern 1167 for a drop shoulder yoke lace knit in sizes 16-18 and 38-40. Send 10 cents for illustrated directions and material list to 82 Eighth Ave New York NY with pattern number and your details. Edward C Reilly testifies Hauptmann defense cost him $3500 in expenses.
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Athens Messenger
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Eighth Ave
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Nyack
Edward C. Reilly
Flemington
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Voice of Bugle Ann at Athena Theater Promises Loyal Dog Tale
The Voice of Bugle Ann stars Lionel Barrymore and opens Tuesday at the Athena Theater. Based on Kantor novel and a real Missouri case, a fox hunter murders for his dog then goes to prison. The film features Maureen O'Sullivan and cast from Ah Wilderness with authentic Missouri hunts. Airlines in 1935 carried 860,761 passengers, up about 50 percent from 1934.
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Lionel Barrymore
Athena Theater
MacKinlay Kantor
Missouri
Fox
Senator West
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios
Barrymore
Ric Linden
Benjy
Spring Byington
Maureen O'Sullivan
Linden
Dudley Digges
Charles Grapewin
James Macklin
Billy Newell
Henry Wadsworth
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