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Associated Press
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Ass'n
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
Democracy’s bitter blows reshape world democracies
The piece argues democracy has faltered due to external aggression and internal failures since 1917. It traces Russia, Germany, and China, noting coups, wars, and imperial pressure blocked republican development. It contends German, Russian, and Chinese democracies were crushed or undermined, shaping current global strife.
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Prince Lvov
Kerensky
Russia
Germany
Heniett
Hitler
China
Of Dogs and Men in War and Peace
A reflective essay contrasts humanity amid war and kindness to dogs. It notes men kill each other while caring for pets, citing Chinese Japanese and Spanish factions, and recalls in Ontario a 120-pound St Bernard saved by a 40 foot cliff rescue after four days of effort by a human chain.
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Spain
China
Ontario
St. Bernard
Unusual Drug Sensitivities Cause Eruptions and Itching
Reports describe human sensitivity to drug substances triggering eruptions after quinine aspirin inline and phenolphthalein in laxatives. A syphilis treatment with a local anesthetic containing salicylic acid caused a skin eruption. A woman with long hair developed a scalp weeping eruption from lacquered hairpins, resolved by removing them.
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Abe
Oo Ste
Harrison Names Zola Finest 1937 Film and Best Players
Film critic Harrison selects 1937 cinema highlights detailing best picture contenders such as The Life of Emile Zola and The Good Earth, with top acting nods to Spencer Tracy, Barbara Stanwyck, Montgomery, and Fairbanks. He notes Technicolor triumphs and ongoing star power shaping Oscar predictions.
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Etella Dallas
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Zenda
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Douglas Fairbanks
Deo Me! Ievmnoner
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Claire Prevne
Francey
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Wyler
Unas
Dieterle Wall
Sidney Franklin
Walter Lang
Schwar
Nurge
Kart Freund
Goerl Kurth
Ceil
Be Servens
Novinun Reilly
A Book a Day By Bruce Catton Thy American Novel
A fragment reviews The Long View by Hilda Morris, noting its American life themes and Asher Allan’s saga from Antietam to 1929, set in a New Jersey Quaker village, as part of a broader vignette on fiction in American life.
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Asher Allan
Antiegam
Asher
New Jersey
Tie Tackage
Cee Nee Tees
Asher Atlan
A Mother's View on Family Bonds and Parenting
Olive Roberts Barton comments on a child's upbringing in Horatio New York and Dune Harbor Michigan. The critic praises sincerity yet notes failures in parental respect, urging fathers and mothers to value self respect and supportive family ties. Dr Ernest Albert Beaton is cited as the author.
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N.Y
Dune Harbor
Mich
Asher Alan
Million Dollar Princess Seethes Under Private Turmoil
Connie, the so called richest girl in the world, refuses breakfast after a tabloid blast. A lonely servant girl from Lucille's intrudes, sparking Connie to curse boredom and crave a temporary escape. The two form a fragile bond as Connie contemplates a radical change in her life.
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