Everyday Religion Reflections On War And Peace
A 1932 meditation on World War I’s legacy and the enduring spirit of courage. The author recalls a personal library of trench writings by Harold Chapin, Donald Hankey, Arthur Heath and others, praising sacrifice and urging perseverance.
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Dicker
England
Spair
Harold Chapin
Donald Hankey
Somme
Arthur Heath
Seeger
Brooke
Loreley
Kettle
Kilmer
Cary
College Students Work To Beat Low Mood
Seattle report notes University of Washington co-eds take on cosmetic sales domestic work dancing teaching tutoring switchboard office jobs and child care after classes. One office position remains unfilled in exchange for osteopathic treatments as students also fill roles as motorman janitor soda jerker wood cutter lawn mower dishwasher and waiter.
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Seattle
Old Joe College
Betty
University of Washington
Joe College
Sorority
How to Play And How to Win in Contract Bridge
A bridge column warns that bluff or psychic bids fail without solid values and warns players to penalize weak pretense. It analyzes a New York hand where a series of doubles and bids leads to a poor result for the bluffing side. The article emphasizes the need for defensive strength to counter daring bids and avoid wooden play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Culbertson Questions Answered in Card Play Advice
Readers submit bidding questions to Mrs Culbertson via The Cedar Rapids Gazette. The column cites a spade and heart bidding dispute, a controversial double, and a sample hand QJ109 VAKJ1086 0-532 where the suggested reply is Three hearts. It notes penalties and lessons from strategic missteps and references a 1932 copyright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
North
Prisoner Builds Lucrative Prison Inside Can City
Lemme Gross, inmate entrepreneur at Canon City prison, ran a radio shop, canteen, curio store, and concession at Soda Springs from 1929. He averaged about $2,000 monthly with $10,000 credit, shipping profits to the prisoners’ fund while guards supervise future shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon City
Colo
Lemme Gross
Colorado State Penitentiary
Gross
Soda Springs
Pueblo
Crocus Varieties Blooming Through the Fall Season
The author notes crocuses in central and southern Europe with narcotic seed pods and two months of abundant bloom. They discuss transplanting perennials, peonies, delphiniums, and fall planting risks, advising special winter care for late introductions and pointing out caution with bearded and fibrous-rooted plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Voting Machine Expansion Across Pennsylvania
The use of the voting machine spreads through Pennsylvania with ten counties and parts of sixteen more adopting machines. About 6 million people live in these areas, and in the April primaries districts with 2.5 million inhabitants used machines. Some counties faced disputes or delays, and Philadelphia voters face a referendum on future use while the state intervenes to complete installation in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Flowers And Gardens by Mrs J L Rhea
The piece notes the approach of November with cooler weather and garden care. It discusses continuing gardening interest, varieties for autumn color, chrysanthemums, crocuses, and bulbs, with tips on planting and indoor forcing.
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J. L. Rhea
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Isapopoe
Wieatr Bey
Colur
Uae
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Hesterfield
Licertt & Myers Towacco Co
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U i OS
2Nd Ave
DIAL
Vienna
Lake Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Cedar Rapids
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HiLevel
Allen Motors
Second Avenue
Tenth Street
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