Unity before Freedom Foes and Vargas Dictatorship Notes
Dr. Frank Kingdon resigns as president of the University of Newark to lead the Citizenship Educational Service promoting tolerance and American solidarity chaired by Theodore Roosevelt. The piece also surveys Brazil's President Getulio Vargas moving toward dictatorship while praising liberal reforms and orderly rule.
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Long engagements praised as moral ideal in society essay
A Bell Syndicate editorial argues long engagements offer stability for young couples facing unemployment and finite funds. It condemns rushed marriages and urges self control, delaying weddings to build character, finances, and readiness for family life. It cites Italy and France as examples of extended courtships and warns against childless marriages and rising young divorces.
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Germany
England
France
Hollywood Actor Melvyn Douglas Eyes National Convention
Melvyn Douglas, first Hollywood actor elected as a national convention delegate, plans to attend Chicago on July 15 while continuing work on Columbia comedy He Stayed for Breakfast with Loretta Young and others. The piece also notes cast changes at Paramount and surprise script quirks on Rudy Vallee and Bing Crosby productions.
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Chicago
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Una O'Connor
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Dizziness Tied to Ear Disorder Meniere’s Disease
Medical note outlines Meniere’s disease featuring sudden dizziness, nausea, vomiting, tinnitus, and deafness. A Boston clinic report cites low sodium diet and ammonium chloride avoidance as first line, with surgery for nerve-cut options if needed. Eighteen patients on medical therapy saw 12 achieve full relief from acute attacks, while two retained ear noises.
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Mind and medicine unite in treating psychosomatic illness
The article argues physicians now recognize mind effects on organs and symptoms. It describes thorough exams, possible referrals to specialists, and the role of clergy in London clinics to uncover emotional causes. A reader asks about consulting a psychiatrist for a moody 16 year old and is advised to start with the family doctor.
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Virginia
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Milland
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London
Embroidered Picture Of Freedom's Lady Stamp Ad
Embroidered picture depicting the Statue of Liberty towers over New York harbor with the torch held high. The offering is a transfer 29191 15 cent stamp, about 17 by 21 inches, inviting orders.
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