Louise Boyd explorers Arctic feats and the manse none
Miss Louise A Boyd, famed Arctic traveler, has pushed farther north along the East Greenland coast than any American woman. The article notes her photography work, scientific observations, and decorations from foreign governments, plus her reserved public persona and research ties to Seaways and institutions. It also highlights Dr Cyrus Adler's seventy fifth birthday and his roles at Dropsie College and the Jewish Theological Seminary, praising democracy and scholarly service.
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EW .York
Louise A. Boyd
Sunny San Rafael
California
Greenland
Louise Boyd
William James
American Geographical Society
Flatbush
John Boyd
San Rafael
Doctor Adler
Dropsie College of
Philadelphia
Jewish Theological Seminary of New York
Johns Hopkins University
University of Baltimore
Seal steals spotlight in Spawn of the North and Topper sequel
The article notes trained seal Slicker from H. W. Winston's vaudeville troupe draws rave attention in Spawn of the North alongside John Barrymore and Lynne Overman. It also mentions the terrier who played Asta in The Thin Man and will co star with Constance Bennett in Topper Takes a Trip, replacing Cary Grant due to scheduling and cost.
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John Barrymore
Lynne Overman
Slicker
H. W. Winston
Tyrone Power Leads Band in Alexander's Ragtime Band
Tyrone Power is praised for actually leading the band in his performance rather than merely waving a baton. A small group of musicians noted he directs the orchestra, contrasting with typical movie star portrayals. Paul Wing, known for Spelling Bee, hosts a nationwide radio hookup at 5 45 Sundays offering acting coaching for broadcasts.
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Tyrone Power
Alexander
Paul Wing
Wing
Elaine Carrington Policed by Family Magazine Venture
Elaine Carrington, famed radio writer of Pepper Young’s Family, is gently restrained as her ten and fourteen year old children Robert and Patricia publish a family magazine The Jolly Roger at her expense. They seek contributions while insisting on rewriting Elaine's stories.
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Elaine Carrington
Robert
Patricia
Two Young Singers Record Kern Album
Radio hopefuls Marie Louise Quevii and Felix Young have recorded an album of Jerome Kern tunes. Sonja Henie’s "My Lucky Star" features a notable Alice in Wonderland skating sequence, though the film as a whole lags her best work. The film "You Can’t Take It With You" impresses, perhaps more than the stage version admired in New York.
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Marie Louise Quevii
Felix Young
Jerome Kern
Sonja Henie
New York
Western Newspaper Union
Judging Others and Hidden Good in People
A parable on hasty judgments as a orange incident reveals a boy who fought for his sick sister and a bishop who unfairly criticized a nurse’s finances. The piece urges restraint, noting how unseen motives alter perception and urging readers to avoid quick condemnation.
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WNU Service
Palms in Coat of Arms and Folklore Uses
Palm leaves appear in South Carolina heraldry and in various legends. Folklore claims leaves bend over Christ in Egypt, supply food and shelter, ward off injuries in storms, drive mice from granaries, cure fever, or banish boneless animals when placed behind the Virgin Mary image.
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South Carolina
Egypt
New Yorker
Vitamin D in Poultry Rations Affects Egg Shell Quality
Farm Topics explains that vitamin D deficiency shows first in shell quality rather than overall egg production. With adequate vitamin D, cracked or weak shells should stay under about 3 percent of daily eggs, given 400 eggs. Increase cod liver oil in mash if shells crackle beyond limit.
Common Farm Fires Cause Big Loss and Simple Preventives
A US Department of Agriculture report notes farm fires kill about 3,500 people and destroy $100 million in property each year. Most fires come from chimneys, roofs, lightning, and careless use of fuels. Precautions include fire resistant roofing, proper waste disposal, no gasoline or kerosene to start fires, stove protection, annual chimney cleanings, lightning rods, and ready fire fighting gear on every farm.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Harry E. Roethe
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Boethe
Device promises to save incubated eggs from waste
A new patent claims a device can detect whether an incubated egg will hatch before it spoils. It suggests 15 to 20 percent of eggs set annually in the United States fail to hatch, meaning about 300 million good eggs wasted yearly that could feed thousands.
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United States
Breezy Farm Briefs and Farm Practice Notes
The item surveys farm life topics from cattle losses to paint on barns, maple syrup standings, feed from grain waste, sheep behavior with collies, turkey pasture needs, cocoa byproducts as fertilizer in the Netherlands, and the origin of horse training. It also notes that sheep ticks are flies, pasture mowing when cane or weeds are ungrazed is beneficial, and hay silage can replace corn or hay without greatly affecting milk output.
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R. George D. Birkhoff
Harvard
Birkhoff i
Europe
Einstein
Doctor Birkhoff
America
Michigan
University of Chicago
Consolidated News
WNU
True Worship in Spirit and Truth Across Three Commandments
A 1938 sermon outlines Exodus commandments against idol making and bowing to images, warns against worshiping leaders, and centers on John 4 24 God is a Spirit and those who worship him must do so in spirit and truth. It cautions against formalism, liberalism, and hollow orthodoxy.
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Washington
Baltimore
God
Israel
Moses
Church
Add Note of Color to Your Dainty Linens
Bluebird themed cross stitch pattern 6032 offers 12 motifs sized from 4 by 15 inches to 1 by 1 inches with stitch illustrations and color schemes. To obtain, send 15 cents in stamps or coins to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th St New York NY. include name address and pattern number.
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Sewing Circle
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
War by Time Clock in Mexico 1914 Revolution Film Pact
Collier's Weekly notes a unique conflict where a movie cameraman directed daytime fighting in Mexico's 1914 revolution. An American firm paid $25,000 for film rights and the cameraman scheduled combat from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., even delaying battles to obtain better angles.
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Villa
Mexico
Collier’s Weekly
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