Notice of Rights and Policies for News Reprinting
The newspaper states policies on republication rights under the March 3 1997 act and Associated Press rules. It notes permission limits for news and obituaries, the handling of unpaid tributes, and the protection of space by newspapers. It also mentions safekeeping and return of unsolicited manuscripts.
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Palmer
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Schter
Postattioe
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Ittas
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Fluid balance and kidney flow management guidance
The passage discusses how increasing fluid intake can aid kidney flow but may overburden the heart and circulation. It notes that the decision to add fluid should be made by the doctor based on the specific patient’s condition.
The Age of Violence and the Rule of Reason
A historical view warns that reliance on force signals civilization’s decline. The essay contrasts Europe’s violent drift with America’s slower slide, urging nonviolent democracy, majority rule, and open persuasion as the defense of liberty. It stresses that confidence in democracy hinges on peaceful settlements and human decency.
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Europe
Spain
Russia
Germany
Rating
Italy
Gree
Costly Earhart Search Seen as Routine Navy Expense
The piece argues that estimates of US spending on the Amelia Earhart search, around 200000 dollars, reflect normal navy costs. It notes ships like the Colorado and Lexington were active and crews paid regardless of the search. It concludes most spending would occur in ordinary routine, not solely due to the missing flyer.
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U.S
Amelia Earhart
Colorado
Lexington
Miss Earhart
The Family Doctor Says Rest the Kidney to Help Recovery
The article notes that kidney treatment aims to find and remove the cause while reducing the kidney’s workload to aid recovery. Rest, shifting burden to other organs, and protecting against infections are key. Diet considerations include salt water and protein, with doctors tailoring protein levels per patient.
United Mainliners set ceiling and climb figures in trials
The new United Airlines Mainliner aircraft can reach 9500 feet on a single engine with a full load of 12 tons and climb to 23 000 feet with both engines. The first nonstop transcontinental seaplane flight occurred in June 1937 when Richard Archbold flew from San Diego to North Beach New York in hours 2 minutes 5 seconds.
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United Airlines
Richard Archbold
San Diego
Calif
North Beach
N.Y
Ind
Doris Pursues Dramatic Art And Hollywood Dream
Doris declares stormy intent to study dramatic art this winter and pursue acting in Hollywood. She rejects family doubts, arguing fame and skill justify the choice, citing a praised camera face and voice as reasons to chase stardom.
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Doris
Hollywood
Srote
Andry
Stormy night upends tea room drama and lake rescue
Joy notes a violent storm, a boat capsizes on the lake, and Peter is saved with Coyne and Mia aiding. Roger learns Joy’s feelings waver as a tense dinner unfolds with two suspicious men nearby. Dick presses Joy for marriage while Joy questions a troubling link between Dick and a man named Jigger, hinting at a hidden secret Dick warned Peter to keep.
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Peter
Joweren
Roger
Coyne
Mia
Wong
Cal
Tess
Dick Pegler
Lina
Jimmy
Jerry
Dirk
Tad
Flapper Fanny and the Break of Fateful Dreams
Doris longs for a career at the academy while amid a conservative life. Her mother counsels patience and resilience as Doris endures a mishap and contemplates her future. The scene contrasts ambition with everyday constraints and the belief that success favors steady effort.
Anatomy of Murder review falls short of promise
Bruce Catton notes seven detective jury writers dissect real life cases in The Anatomy of Murder. He praises the panel yet finds the book disappointing as the contributors fail to meet expectations and the work does not fully deliver on its promise.
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Macmillan
Heier Simpson
Margaret Cowl
Dorothy L. Sayers
John Rhode
Purshon
Francis Hes
Freeman Wills Crafts
Francis Tea
England
Gonden
Lands
Mr. Punshon
Margaret Cole
Adelaide Bartlett
New Childrens Summer Pattern 8024 Offers Cool Pinafore Frock
Todays Patterns GUNBONNET SUE introduces pattern 8024 a back button pinafore over six petticoats designed for ages 4 3 4 5 and 6 with sun suit option. Includes fabric yardages pattern book offer and ordering details for summer designs from Todays Patterns 11 Sterling Plastic Number.
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Gunbonnet Sue
Hollywood Stunt Men and Cowboys Face Changing Roles
Hollywood stunt men and cowboys see shifting work as studios hire specialists for dangerous scenes. Pugilists and ex gladiators note fewer dramatic murders, with new projects like Big City and The Adventures of Marvols drawing crews. Stunt work now commands higher wages for hazardous tasks, while makeup and period detail for films such as Force Polo reflect on-screen era accuracy.
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Hollywood
Big City
International
Simuel Goldwyn
Ku Khan
Pri
Gary Cooper
Sigrid Gurie
Beest Truex
Vorthe Teasdale
Basilbene
George Barbier
Barbier
Kublai Khan
Robert Rephanoff
Isaric
Stephan
Wark
Stuephanel
Hissul
Semler
Wanger
Harvey Perry
Clive
Roy
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