Historic island becomes gambling resort under Mussolini rule
On a Mediterranean island once linked to Caesar Cicero and Homer, Italy develops glittering casinos and palaces in Rhodes and Rhodes shore areas. Rich travelers from America and Britain are drawn to the new gaming paradise, with ancient ruins preserved beside modern promenades and casinos.
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Cacear
Cicero
Bignor Mussolini
Italy
French Riviera
Rhodes
Asia
Mi-nor
Itely
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Far East
India
Homer
Caesar
Mohammed II
the Knights of Jerusalem
Fthades
Helles
Colossus
Talking to Yourself at Twenty
A reflective piece questions what advice one would give a younger self at age twenty or fifteen. The narrator muses on health, grooming, and prudent use of leisure, emphasizing beauty, health, and knowledge as enduring values learned through time. Ei. Loss, Western Newspaper Calon.
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South
Calon
Light humor and family tales from New York columns
A light New York column recounts playful mishaps and family questions. A nine manicurist faces a teasing customer while a patron defends her. A high profile divorce case attempts secrecy but headlines reveal the marriage. A child ponders a future without a mother and an astrologer links Jupiter Saturn to luck and fate.
Scientists to Study Dinosaur Eggs in Red Lodge
A great congress of savants will gather in Red Lodge Montana during the summer of 1052 to inspect the scene where dinosaur eggs are believed to have been discovered.
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Red Lodge
Mont
Congress of Savants
Egg Mayor Outsted and Dinosaur Egg Find Noted in West
Mat Wagner of Winona Minnesota lost his mayoral office after a conviction under state corrupt practice law for selling eggs at one cent when the retail price was eighteen cents long ago. Meanwhile Princeton University paleontologists uncovered dinosaur egg fragments hailed as among North America's most important fossils, with Montana Mines President Frances A. Thomson aiding at Beartooth guiding work and plans for a regional guidebook. The Bear Tooth district is celebrated as a paleontologic site with links to Transvaal geology and early man studies.
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Mat Wagner
Winona, Minn
Princeton University
North American
Roy Chapman Andrews
Gobi Desert
China
International Congress of Geologists
Beartooth
Here
Frances A. Thomson
Montana School of Mines
W.T. Thom
J. C. G. Siegfriedht
Siegfriedt
Oakland Mrs Harper sails to Wimbledon title bid
Mrs Lawrence A Harper of Oakland California, runner up to Miss Betty Nuthall of England in last Augusts national championship and the nations top ranking woman tennis player, has sailed for England to compete at Wimbledon. She is accompanied by her husband.
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Lawrence A. Harper
Oakland
Calif
Betty Nuthall
England
Wimbledon
Languages of the World and Global Speech Totals
The article notes more than 5 000 languages and dialects exist worldwide with at least 800 distinct articulations for sound production. It ranks Chinese as the most spoken language, followed by English Hindustan Russian and German.
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Talon
First flowing oil well struck in Pennsylvania region
The Fountain, recognized as the world’s first flowing oil well, was struck in Pennsylvania in June 1561 and yielded about 300 barrels daily.
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Pennsylvania
Front Porch Outdoor Living Room Design by W A Radford
William A. Radford offers free home building advice and presents a Dutch Colonial style frame house featuring a front porch, wide siding, striped awnings, and a central stair from the living room. The two story plan emphasizes maximum space and low cost with a large first floor living area and three bedrooms on the second floor.
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W. A. Radford
William A. Redford
William A. Hadford
South Dearborn Street
Chicago
Defective Chimneys Spark Fire Risks and New Materials
Defective chimneys and roo f spires account for up to 20 percent of home fires Insurance experts warn that poor chimney construction prompts many blazes The article outlines a smoke test to gauge chimney strength and stresses proper fire resistant design plus innovations like glass brick walls and metal sash trends for safer roofs and interiors
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Albert E. Marshall
New York Architects Plan Glass Skyscrapers and Hotels
Plans filed with New York City government show nearly a dozen glass wall skyscrapers to rise in the coming year. One sky scraper hotel and two large apartment houses are among the proposed structures. A 15 story glass walled warehouse with 40 acres floor space is noted, and glass towers up to 70 stories are being contemplated by several firms.
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New York City
Oak Flooring Adds Enduring Style and Value
Imperfect flooring risks warping and cracking, so builders should choose oak. Oak boards, often laid irregularly for an antique look, display natural grain, harmonize with woodwork and furniture, and serve as a durable, low maintenance, cost effective foundation that improves with time.
Practical Builder Chooses Best Materials
An experienced builder selects lasting materials for roofing trim and walls. He recommends a ton a type of roof, a trim that pleases, and wallpaper for walls to add life color and beauty as advised by leading decorators.
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Ignding
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