From Old China to the King Edward Farewell
A column links China’s Chiang Kai-shek demands for war with Japan to a broader view of 400,000,000 Chinese laboring under exploitation. It cites Russia’s rising gold output, debates on Bolshevism, and reflections on King Edward’s farewell broadcast. It notes public reactions in New York clubs and English reverence for monarchs, plus a health flyer urging bibs to curb kissing babies. Congress resumes, with Roosevelt’s influence seen as pivotal amid growing executive power.
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Chiang Kai- Shek
Japan
Manchuria
Tokyo
China
Niagara Falls
Russia
Canada
United States
America
New York
England
C H. Wilson
Columbia
S. C
Prince Edward
Congress
Maine
Vermont
Roosevelt
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Billy the Mink Hunter in a Barn Mystery
Thornton Burgess tale follows Billy Mink in a barn hunting rats. He explores a rat nest under boxes, finds it empty, and tracks a trail to an opening toward the outdoors amid a quiet barn setting. The scene sets Billy’s curiosity and stealth as he learns the lay of the barn.
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Illy Mink
Billy
Eve's Epicrams Rats Run From Barn Mystery
Billy searches a barn after rats vanish from Eve's Epicrams tale. He pokes noses into every hole and nest but finds no rat, no squeak or voice, surprised by the total absence. Narration attributed to T. W. Burgess via WNU Service.
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Billy
T. W Burgess
WNU
Building a Boy or Girl Through Healthy Diet and Growth
The article likens a child’s growth to building a house with a strong foundation from healthy ancestry. It prescribes a daily diet for teens including milk, eggs, leafy greens, citrus juices, and lemon water, balancing fats and carbohydrates, and notes overweight provides a reserve for illness or strain.
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Western Newspaper Lawn
Know Thyself by Dr George D Greer
Dr Greer describes his study of Black Magic among West African natives and argues that belief alone can cause real harm. He explains curses and death medicine as a primitive psychology driven by absolute faith.
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Thyself
George D. Greer
West Africa
The Making of Opinion by Douglas Malloch
A reflective meditation on how opinions shape nations more than loud rhetoric. It argues time, experience, and common sense test beliefs as speech fades and readers form fairer conclusions than clever but fleeting words.
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Douglas Malloch
WNU
Household Questions on the temperaments and thumb signs
The piece describes a balanced thumb indicating even temperament and measured will, logical problem solving, affection, and generosity. It includes tips from WNU Service on removing jar stoppers, washing glasses, and handling greasy foods, plus a note on restoring Wilted ribbons with vinegar and ironing.
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WNU
Associated Newspapers
Orange Pecan Waffles Recipe by Mire W D Cook
Atlanta resident Mire W D Cook provides a waffle recipe combining 142 cups flour with salt sugar and baking powder plus 4 tablespoons melted shortening 3 eggs milk orange marmalade and % cup pecans. Cook on a hot waffle iron until done serving with Orange Fluff cream sweetened with sugar and marmalade.
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Brisbane
Old
Helen Coberly
Helen
Edward
Craster
Health Office
Newark
Arthur Brisbare
Thornton W. Burgess
Billy Mink
Gada
Gladys
WNL
Girweagy
English
Tynemouth
Tyne
Northumberland
Maggy Rouff
Papa
Bell Syndicate
By Douglas Malloch
Ankind
Leicester E. Davis
Pubic Ledger, Inc
San Francisco Bridge
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
San Francisco
Yerba Buena Island
W. D. Cook
Atlanta, Ga
Lydia E Pinkham
Gold Coast
The
Rowdon
Chicago
Walter G. Riddle
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