Open Window Brings Esther Night Revelations in Cannes
Esther, a nurse in Cannes, obsesses over a dinner and dance plan with Dr Sartorius while neighboring Lady Clifford suspects a hidden will change. Amid intimate rooms and overheard conversations, Esther uncovers tension around a solicitor and possible will alterations as suspense builds toward a reveal.
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Moctor
Lady Clifford
Esther
Parise
Hamilton
Bob
Clifford
Bartorini
Belry Ace
France to Punish Firms Making Defaming Films
Paris February 19 President Domergue argued a decree to protect the French film industry. Minister Herriot said films will be censored by BR board of 16 officials and 16 trade representatives. If a company produces films injurious to France, measures will be taken. The decree takes effect between March 1 and a date not specified.
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Paris
Domergue
Fim
Germany
England
M. Herriot
Publi Instruction
France
Banana War Appears Imminent in Jamaica
Kingston Jamaica Feb 18 A banana war looms as Jamaica producers form a new grower combine and sign a contract with floweed Georgia to ship 6 000 000 stems yearly The government plans a law barring sale to any but the Th Corgi concern Breach would lead to imprisonment The measure faces debate in the legislative council Tuesday Victor Cutter of United Fruit Co arrives to map protection for his firm operations
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Kingston
Jamaica
Associated Press
Georgia
Legislative Council
Victor Cutter
United Fruit Company
Efficient Housekeeping Menu and Recipes for Dinner
A weathered kitchen note outlines weekly meals and recipes for breakfast and luncheon dishes. It includes detailed directions for Salmon Stuffed Peppers Stewed Cabbage and Cheased chipped beef with quantities and steps for preparation and serving. It emphasizes parboiling peppers browning the dish and finishing hot for consumption.
Seminary library at Garrett Biblical Institute ranks second
The library at Garrett Biblical Institute, Methodist Episcopal seminary in Chicago, has 166,006 volumes, making it the second largest seminary library in the United States after Union Theological Seminary, which holds the largest collection.
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Chicago
Asociated Preas
Garrett Biblcal Institute
Methodist Episcopal Seminary
Union Theological Seminary
No Tastes for the Baby’s Diet Warns Parents on Food Safety
A mother recalls teaching a baby to avoid stimulants by limiting tastes of tea and wine while a father’s corned beef cravings test boundaries. An uncle’s cheese temptation sparks debate as the family struggles to balance discipline and affection in feeding the child.
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Piertere
George
Matt
Yale Freshman Debating Team Defeats Taft School
Yale's freshman debating team defeated Taft school in Waterbury on February 10. The Yale debaters argued the negative on the question of whether Governor Alfred E. Smith is better qualified to be president than Herbert Hoover. They emphasized Hoover's executive skill and his handling of issues at the Commerce Department versus Smith's record as New York state's governor.
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Waterbury
Associated Press
Yale
Watertown
Taft School
Alfred E. Smith
United States
Herbert
Regularity in baby care and feeding guidance
A reader asks about a fixed daily hour for baby bowel movements and a friend’s routine at two o'clock. Advice notes two o'clock is not ideal, suggests after breakfast and before bedtime, emphasizes natural regularity and broad success over one mother’s failure. Also discusses a nine and one quarter pound birth weight implying overweight in a four to five month old, warns against orange juice overfeeding and its impact on digestion and growth.
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Esther
Roger
Moger
London
Miss Clifford
Ne Leone
Mise Ferris
Unjust Mothers Press Agents Spoiling Children’s Image
Dorothy Dix argues that mothers praise their children as perfect, turning other people against them. Press agent mothers exaggerate beauty, talent, and charm, provoking envy and misjudgment. The piece warns this harms many young people and may spur a future movement to curb such maternal bragging.
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Maud
Mary
Susan
John
Tom
Marys
Sally
Mathers
Infant feeding guidance and rash notes from leaflets
The article discusses complementary bottle use for babies, cautions about teething and period return, and mentions a feeding leaflet available on request. It notes possible rash from orange juice with sugar and advises elimination for a week to test, suggesting a water bath is probably harmless.
Dairymen to Discuss Marketing Methods
Nearly a thousand dairymen from New York state and neighboring states gather in Utica New York on Wednesday to discuss better cooperation among milk producers and marketing methods. Truman Cole, chairman of the Milk Producers Advisory board, says the Kirkland bill on indemnities for condemned cattle will be another subject of discussion.
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Utica
N.Y
Associates Press
Thouand
New York State
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
New Jersey
Vermont
Massachusetts
Truman
Cole
Milk Producers’ Advisory Board
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Charia Letaer
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