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Leukemia Types and Diagnostic Clues Explained
The text describes two chronic leukemia forms with slow development. It notes enlarged spleen, pale appearance, gum and nose bleeding, and drastic blood cell changes. It covers red blood cell reduction, white blood cell increases, and shifting cell types, plus treatment mentions such as radiation and blood transfusion.
Balancing Interest and Discipline in Child Training
The article argues two opposing forces shape character: fostering interest driven results and enforcing duties for tasks a child dislikes. It warns overreliance on interest risks prejudice toward work and urges early dosing of habits with both effort and enjoyment. It advocates varied experiences, temperaments, and regimentation with fun to round out life.
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Hollywood Stage Calls Stir Talent Exodus From Screen
Hollywood producers fret over stars seeking Broadway work as Margaret Sullavan, Katharine Hepburn, Leslie Howard, Fredric March and others pursue stage contracts. Ruth Chatterton, Tallulah Bankhead, Walter Huston, Helen Hayes, Jimmy Durante and more mix film fame with theater ventures, signaling a growing talent raid between Hollywood and Broadway.
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Margaret Sullavan
Katie Hepburn
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Leslie Howard
Hamlet
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Florence Eldridge
John Halliday
Walter Huston
Helen Hayes
Victoria Regina
Jimmy Durante
Ethel Murman
Helen Gahagan
Onslow Stevens
Rosamond Pinchot
Rose
Hollywood Stars Often Missed Stage Roots in Early Careers
The piece notes that many top film stars had little or no stage background. It cites Helen Hayes, Walter Huston, Cary Grant, Joan Crawford, Greta Garbo, Marlene Dietrich, Myrna Loy, Bing Crosby, Charlie Chaplin, and others, arguing Hollywood draws on screen talent more than stage experience, and that some stars started in show business without traditional theater training.
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Robert Taylor
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Jean Harlow
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Myrna Loy
Grauman’s
Queenie Thompson
Beenne Merle Oberon
Carole Lombard
Bing Crosby
Nareld Lloyd
Charlie Chaplin
William Powell
Footlights
Hiss Hepburn
Bloomy shadow over Paris and a throne lost to Paul
In this chapter Paul faces Paris gossip after a public brawl with Raoul Bayard. Ardath confesses fear that their circle defines her, while Paul dreams of fleeing to a ranch in Canada or the US. They retreat to the Bay St. Francis villa as a looming, unspoken legacy hangs over their romance.
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America
Wayne England Tops Mutual Life Sales for December
Wayne BR. England of Hope district manager for Mutual Life Insurance Co of NY is the No 1 sales tender among thousands of representatives for December. His photo appears in the company monthly bulletin. Congratulations pour in from J T Thompson of Little Rock.
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A Book a Day! by Bruce Catton review
A Book a Day revisits Janet Ayer Fairbank’s Rich Man Poor Man tracing Roosevelt era Bull Moose progress to postwar calm. Hendricks Smith, eager for reform, bonds with a grandmotherly ally, marries Barbara Jackson, and becomes a newspaperman, then endures war, economic boom, divorce, and a veiled happiness. The critic faults the decline from an energetic start to predictable, familiar melodrama despite Fairbank’s strong writing.
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Houghton, Mifflin
Hendricks Smith
Roosevelt
Barbara Jackson
Kansas
Hendricks
Smith
Barbara
Actress in ill fated stage productions moves to Hollywood
The passage notes a performer who read The Warrior's Husband and was drawn to Hollywood. Even then critics doubted her as a seasoned stage actress amid her return to a failed production titled The Luke.
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Munn Re-Elected Nevada County Examiner in Prescott
Basil Munn was re elected as county examiner at the Prescott Arkansas election held Saturday in the courthouse. He faced J B Little of Emmet and L J Bryson of Redland. 12 teachers with certificates in the county voted, and Munn won a majority. Judge J W Bradley announced the result and will declare the election at the proper time.
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Earnest Coffee Relative Visit at Rocky Mound
Earnest Coffee and Mrs W McFarland with W F E McFarland visited relatives at Rocky Mound on a sunny day.
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Earnest Coffee
W. &. McFarland
W. FE. McFarlinder
Rocky Mound Sune
Story as a Whole Wished for Fresher Material
The passage muses that the overall story would benefit from fresher material and sharper work. It suggests a wish for renewed focus and more compelling content to elevate the piece.
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Whigh
A Charming Daytime Dress Pattern No. 8903 Preview
An advertisement describes a daytime dress pattern No. 8903 with sleeves a frilly jabot a Peter Pan collar and hip matching flare. Sizes 12 to 20 satin tuffeta cotton fabrics suggested. Pattern details include yardage for size 14 and an optional longer ankle length. Winter Pattern Book offered separately or with pattern for a small extra charge.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Shaver Return From Visit
Mr and Mrs Harvey Shaver of Memphis Tennessee returned home Wednesday after spending two weeks visiting Mrs Shaver’s parents Mr and Mrs R W Wytie in the area.
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Don’t Sleep When Gas Presses Heart Adierika Ad Claims Relief
An advertisement urges immediate relief from gas and bloating via Adlerika. It portrays gas in the stomach and upper intestine as caused by poisonous bowels and bacteria, promising quick, scientific cleansing that ridges the system of harmful substances. The copy targets constipation and systemic poisoning, naming John S. Gibson Drug Co. as the source.
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Adierika
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Bukets Night Urges Link to Bladder Irritation
An ad from Joint S Gibson Drug Co and Brinat s Drug Store promotes Bukets green tablets claimed to flush excess acids and impurities to ease nighttime urination, scanty flow, and burning backache. It promises a refund in four days if not satisfied, and mentions duchu leaves juniper oil and other ingredients.
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