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Farouk I as World’s Third Boy King Sparks American Debate
An American contrast to Egypt’s child ruler Farouk I highlights how Europe’s monarchies nurture teen kings. The piece notes Farouk ascended at 18 after Fuad I’s death, compares him with Jugoslavia’s Peter II and Siam’s Ananda, and warns Americans against romanticizing kingmaking while arguing the U.S. would not tolerate a teen president.
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Freight Cars and War Link Rail Embargo to Far East
The article links empty freight cars on American railroads to Japan and China hostilities, noting an embargo last February on scrap iron and steel movement due to scarce cargo space. As scrap heads abroad to foreign buyers, cars are freed, reducing the embargo's impact and showing how U S rail logistics touch distant imperial aims.
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Hay fever and pollen allergy explained by Dr Fishbein
Dr Morris Fishbein describes hay fever as a definite sensitivity to pollen proteins. The condition, not contagious, shows seasonal patterns linked to flowering. Heredity plays a role, and experiments reveal transfer of hypersensitivity via blood transfusion from a pollen sensitive donor.
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Hay fever and asthma linked to horse dander in old report
A fragmented report notes asthma developing after blood transfer between two men and horse dander exposure, then shifts to a discussion of pollen timing for hay fever. It includes a romantic aside and ends with a question about a man named Percival Brown who lacks wealth but professes love.
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The Difficult Child and The Hard to Break Colt
A speaker contrasts well behaved children with strong willed ones. Easygoing kids meet praise but may rely on others later, while self confident youths are labeled bad. The stubborn colt, hardest to train, often wins races yet risks being ruined if spoiled.
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Sid
Judith and Phil’s Westward Wander After Revealed Bad Finances
Judith plans escape with Phil after a tangled web of diamonds and deceit unravels Marta’s secret sale of pearls and a detective confrontation. The couple abandon New York for a world tour while Judith anticipates safer travels and a renewed romance with Phil.
Treatment in Reverse in a Family of Two Boys
A family illustrates the reverse handling of two boys. One, negative and conforming, is mentally and physically lazy. the other, energetic and imaginative, frequently incurs infractions. The text argues for understanding Bil while challenging Paul, noting mislabeling and the need for balanced guidance rather than harsh judgment.
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Paul the Perfect
Highl and River by Neil M Gunn reviewed
Bruce Catton notes Neil M Gunn's Highland River as a tale of a Scottish river and a man’s growth from boy to scientist. The book traces Kenn Sutherland’s salmon-poaching trips along a north Scotland river and his quest to its source, using Scottish life as a vivid backdrop.
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Scotland
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North Scotland
Kenn Sutherland
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Gunn
Hollywood Studio Heat Delays Mark Busy Pace on Sets
Hollywood reporters note the industry’s summer lull as temperate heat slows filming. On the "Forty Naughty Girls" set stars relax in a circle game while crews endure long takes and repeated scenes. Meanwhile Warner Bros pivots from the gorilla thriller to the Octopus project with uncertain direction as others shoot naval tales and Paris street backdrops.
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TV Day
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Paris
Pattern 8900 Dress For Girls With Sash And Plaid
A detailed description promotes Pattern 8900 for girls ages 6 to 14 with a sash, Peter Pan collar, panel back and front and short sleeves. It suggests fabrics challs plaid and taffeta for school, dancing, and parties. The Fall pattern book offers 32 pages. pattern price 15 cents, order instructions noted.
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