Weekly News Review on Armament and Espionage Shifts
The piece surveys a global arms race after Munich. Britain and France boost defense while U S plans a two ocean navy and tax funded mobilization. Japan presses south China moves, Spain Civil War drags on, and U S espionage trials signal tougher security measures.
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Japan
South China
Hankow
Canton
Hankow-Canton
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Far East
Great Britain
Hongkong
U. S
Burma
Spain
France
Italy
Germany
Juan Negrin
Francisco
Franco
U S Trade Policy Faces Shifts Amid European Rivalries
The article outlines U S efforts to expand Pacific fleet and protect Western Hemisphere trade as Germany and Italy push expansion in Europe. It notes Berlin's barter deals, U S Britain Canada trade tensions, and looming strains over Palestine and Jewry amid Chamberlain's policy considerations.
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U. S
China
Western Hemisphere
Japan
Far East
Pacific
France
Britain
Europe
Italy
Germany
Reich
Latin America
U.S
South America
Chaco
Paraguay
Bolivia
Brazil
Berlin
Getulio Vargas
Hitler
Munich
Canada
Great Britain
Walter Funk 1As
Balkan
Funk
State Department
Palestine
Turkey
Lord Balfour
Holy Land
Neville Chamberlain
Cold Weather Diet as Tonic and Health Shield in Winter
Houston Goudiss argues modern knowledge makes cold weather a health benefit not a danger. He notes past winter hunger and diet deficiencies, then urges a balanced year round plan with milk fruits greens and proteins to boost immunity, heat and vitality.
More Fuel Foods For Energy In Cold Weather
The article notes people are more energetic in cold weather and recommends increasing energy producing foods. It suggests nearly all children and outdoorsy adults should eat more high caloric foods, preferably easily digested carbohydrates.
Your Health May Depend on Your Teeth
A physician urges proper dental care linking healthy teeth to overall health. He warns neglect poisons the body and cites diet and brushing as keys to strong teeth. He offers a free booklet "BUILDING AND PLANNING HEALTH" to spread practical guidance.
Car of Archduke Ferdinand Linked to Three Deaths
The automobile that carried Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife at Sarajevo in June 1914 helped cause three deaths during its 12 years of fame and was finally smashed beyond repair in Cluj Romania in 1926 Collier's Weekly notes.
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Francis Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Cluj
Romania
Collier’s Weekly
Bayer Aspirin Promises Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement promotes Bayer Aspirin as fast relief for rheumatism neuritis and neuralgia. It urges readers to follow simple directions to ease pain and emphasizes rapid action and ease of use.
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Iirium
BAYER
Dark Ignorance in Mind Like Night Without Moon
Reflections on ignorance as a dark landscape of thought with no guiding light, echoing Confucius in concise meditation on knowledge and perception.
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Confucius
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