First Lady Joins Selznick Studio Voice Training
Gloria Swanson returns to screen work with Noth ing Sacred opposite Fredric March at Selznick International in Hollywood. The article notes studio voice drills using recordings of the President and First Lady, Swanson’s intensive study of films, and ongoing industry tensions without a strike.
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Selznick International
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Maxie Kenyon
London
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Embassy clash cited by Senator Nye over American policy
A fragment notes Senator Gerald P. Nye of North Dakota mentioning the Spanish embassy in Washington amid a debate on U S policy. The text is incomplete and unclear but indicates concern about violating American interests.
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White House aide Ming Katherine Galigan named as secretary
Katherine Galigan, twenty six, of Lawrence Massachusetts, was named as a secretary for James Roosevelt eldest son of the President and is now serving in that role at the White House.
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Katherine Blunt
Gonnaetlout College
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Barnard
Margaret G. Morviss
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Hart of Mills College
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Unobserved Exercise and Weight Loss Methods
The article discusses overweight causes and treatments emphasizing exercise and reduced intake. It cites Dr A B rata and outlines abdominal wall training, oblique core work, and posture. It notes thyroid influence on heart workload and occasional thyroid extract use, with most cases having mild angina and few deaths.
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Bit bare trees are small says friend observer
A Washington Star reader recounts a revealing scene where a speaker mocks a friend's estate and remarks on trees being small. A remark about being whipped for truth leads to a sharp audience retort about his own punishment.
Kipling Quotation on Nature and Neighborly Conduct
A brief excerpt notes Kipling urging self discipline over trouble and advising not to lend one’s nature of mischief to others neighbors, framed as a compact proverb on conduct.
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Cardat Period Relief Promises Menstrual Ease
Periodic pains prompt women to seek Cardat relief for menstral discomfort. The ad claims Cardat stabilizes cycles and reduces monthly distress, urging consult a physician. Don’t endure pain. seek treatment to prevent ongoing trouble.
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Today’s Ate The Acts Of Today Becomes The Precedents
A concise aphorism notes that present deeds shape future norms. The saying credits F. Her and reflects on daily choices setting standards for tomorrow.
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Fragmentary OCR Note Mentions Names and Places
A garbled OCR fragment lists names such as Henry and Franklin D but provides no coherent event or context. It references schools and a public figure, but lacks readable details to form a complete news item.
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