Manila Reflections From Ohio Expatriates In Philippines
Earl E. Baker, a former Athens countian and Ohio University alum, writes from Manila about warm climate and outdoor living shaping ideas of home. Now living in the Philippine capital with wife Mrs. Artie Hopter, he runs a Manila business and once edited the Athens Tribune. The couple plans to spend their remaining years in the tropics.
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Dancing Cures Minor Child Deformities At Bartholomew's
At St Bartholomew's Hospital Smithfield a dancing experiment treats slight spinal curvatures in children. Under a dance mistress and doctor supervision, children perform specially choreographed routines developed by Margaret Morris to straighten postures and restore health.
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Taxi Drivers Vie In Being Kind On Job
A New York file of signed cabbie cards lists hundreds showing courtesy to passengers. Letters tell of drivers stopping amid traffic to help a mother with children, aiding a blind man across streets, and assisting a disabled rider up stairs. The notes praise cleanliness, patience, and everyday samaritanship in taxi service.
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Barcelona's vice district to vanish as barrio expanded
An article by John de Gandt describes Barcelona’s famed vice district near the Ramblas facing demolition to widen the surrounding area. It notes persistent nightlife despite prohibition, mentions dope arrests, and recalls older cabaret days with memories of Spanish stars who once performed in the China quarter.
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Banquet Toast Ties Logan Origin to Tribute Phrase
Fragmentary excerpt traces origin of the "millions for defense but not a cent for tribute" toast tied to Charles Pinckney, John Marshall, and later figures. Accounts recount a Paris mission in 1797 and Philadelphia banquet where toast condemns tribute demands, with Pinckney denying any payment.
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Sun Does Not Hurt Face Of Texas Gunman
The article profiles Texan Guinan, noted for her high society nightlife persona, and discusses beauty routines under differing lighting. It describes her appearance, fashion, and advice on dressing for different lighting, emphasizing the effect of light on makeup and presentation.
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No Speechmaking at Funerals Denounced by Immortals
At a French Academy gathering, members denounce funeral orations. A petition circulated among the Academy of Letters, signed by all members of the nus s company, pledges to refrain from speeches to honor health concerns.
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