Life's Sails by Queen Marie of Roumania
Queen Marie writes in frank, intimate tone about aging and womanhood, urging acceptance of aging and the limits of youth. She praises gray hair and quiet dignity, warns against cosmetic overreach, and frames old age as a peaceful chamber leading to light. Tomorrow: Changing Ideas of Marriage.
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Balkan
Queen Marie
Roumania
Tegan
North Americas
Wepaper Alliance
Im & Frank
Erica
Queen Marie of
Moumania
Saloon Closed Under Padlock Law in New Haven
The padlock law was invoked today against a New Haven saloon whose owner was convicted of liquor law violation earlier June. The saloon will be closed for one year under the order, marking a harsh enforcement action in the ongoing crackdown.
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New Haven
Smith names Hill to park commission in central New York
Albany WNY June 12 Governor Smith appointed William H Hill of Johnson City to the Central New York State Park Commission, succeeding George F Johnson. The commission covers central counties and Hill joins as a new member.
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Albany
WNY
Smith
Willliam H Hill
Johnson City
Central
New York State Parka Commission
State Hill
George F Johnson
Murdered man to save wife's honor Gill's confession
In Shreveport Louisiana George W Gill a 28 year old Loyola law student confessed to killing Robert Read 21 a Centenary College student and star athlete He said he met Read at a bathing resort to whip him over alleged annoyance to his wife Mrs Gill Then Read and Gill fought in which Read was beaten and left unconscious in the river Read's body was being searched for as Gill was arrested and the investigation proceeded He also said he and Mrs Gill were secretly married last October.
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Shreveport
George W. Gill
Loyola University
Robert Read
Centenary Colleges
Caddo Parish
Gill
Head
Read
Gil
Old River
Mr. Gill
Scopes Calls On Quited Teacher in Annapolis Conference
John T Scopes the Dayton Tenn high school teacher on trial for teaching evolution visited Annapolis with his lawyer for talks with Jesse W Sprouls head of philosophy at St Johns College who had been dismissed from the University of Tennessee. Sprouls said the Tennessee case had been reviewed and Scopes declined comment, calling himself only a minor actor in the dispute.
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Annapolis
John Thomas Scopes
Dayton, Tenn
Tennessee
Dayton
Scopes
John R Neal
Jesse W. Sprouls
St John's College
University of Tennessee
Sprouis
Postmaster Held Denies Burglary in New Hampshire
Pittsfield postmaster Phillip Sherburne pleaded not guilty to three charges of stealing United States securities. He was held on $2,000 bond for the September Littleton term. Investigators said a War Savings certificate and Liberty bonds entrusted to his care were missing after a reported post office burglary. The certificate had reportedly been cashed at the post office nine months before the burglary was reported.
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Concord
N. H
Associated Press
Phillip Sherburne
Pittsfield
U. S
Elwell N Page
United States
Sherburn
United States Court
Littleton
Pritefield
Hearings Set June 17 On Sidetrack Case in Hartford
Public Utilities commission assigns hearings June 16 for Waterbury and Milldate Tramway for motor bus routes in Waterbury and a Conn company route from Durham to Middletown via Middlefield plus a new route from Durham Center Post Office to Kings Avenue Middletown. June 17 hearing on Bridgeport commercial sidetrack approval across Railroad avenue for American Canada Properties Corporation.
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Hartford
Public Utilities Commission
Waterbury and
Milldate Tramway Company
Waterbury
Connecticut Company
Durham
Middletown
Middlefield
Durham Center
King’s Avenue
Durham Road
City of
Bridgeport
Railroad Avenue
American Canada Properties Corporation
New Haven Jeweler Arrested Over Stolen Watches
New Haven jeweler Joseph Resnik on Congress Avenue was arrested in connection with thefts from the New Haven Clock Company. He was fined 104 dollars plus costs on four counts after evidence showed he had bought stolen goods from a man who was jailed yesterday.
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NEW_HAVEN
Joseph Resnik
Fish flour height claim stirs Japanese diet debate
The Institute of Nutrition announces a flower from fish powder can increase human stature, a claim endorsed by Dr Victor G Heiser of the Rockefeller Foundation in the Far East. The flour is produced from cooked and ironed fish and is a by-product in chemical manufacture, said to correct short stature caused by long term unbalanced diets.
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Institute of Nutrition
Victor G Heiser
Rockefeller Foundation
Far East
The Everlasting Light at East Hendred Chapel
A thirteenth century private chapel at East Hendred near Abingdon, used by the Eyston family with access from the library. The lamp before the altar reportedly burned continuously for 100 years, untouched by Cromwell era soldiers and no Protestant services have ever been held there.
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East Hendred House
Abington
Eyston
Cromwell
East Hendred
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