Dorothy Dix Advice Column Exposes Dishonesty in Fiance
Dorothy Dix answers letters about a fiancé who lies for vanity and small gains, urging Lora to confront him or risk a lifetime of deception. She counsels moral reform, a firm stand, and suggests reading on values.
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Daily Crossword Clues and Cryptoquote Puzzle
A reader crossword lists across clues from distant to mountain and down clues from unit to island plus a daily cryptoquote puzzle with a quotation attributed to Longfellow and a note on King Features Syndicate distribution.
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Cement Rediscovered After Medieval Era
The text notes that cement was common in ancient times, its secret faded during the Middle Ages, and a rediscovery occurred in the 18th century.
Hog market quarantined over vesicular exanthem disease
Chicago officials declare a partial quarantine at the Union Stock Yards as 13 000 hogs in yards must be slaughtered. No shipping allowed yet though embargo plans loom. The disease has spread to 16 states, chiefly in garbage fed hogs, with virus surviving in refrigerated meat and spread via trim min gs. affects swine only.
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Bureau of Animal Industry Today
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California
American Veterinary Medical Association
Two Pilots and Two Boys Die In Plane Crash
Four people died when a C-46 twin engine plane dived 200 feet at Miami International Airport. The victims were Captain Robert E. Smith 29 pilot Resort Air Lines Inc of Miami copilot John Norman Goodman 26 of Vincennes Indiana. Thomas Slaughter 15 and brother Glenn 13 of Orlando Florida. The pilot reported elevator control failure as it neared the runway at 1121 p.m. Ambu lances and fire crews lined the runway as the craft crashed nose first.
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New York Central Strike Averted After Peace Talks
Talks between the New York Central, railroad management, and four independent brotherhoods ended the walkout threat east of Buffalo. Wilbert L. Reed, assistant to the president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, said no strike is imminent and negotiations will continue.
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New York Central
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Noses Get Attention in Munich Plastic Surgery Ads
Plastic surgeons in Munich advertise nose jobs at about $60 promising makeover looks like Gary Cooper or Ingrid Bergman. Many clients seek cheaper beauty corrections, often via salons, fueling ongoing demand for nose overhaul procedures.
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Germany
Gary Cooper
Ingrid Bergman
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