Royal snobs refute democracy in royal romance debate
The piece argues British social snobbery persists despite democracy. It notes Wallis Warfield and the Duke of Windsor facing scrutiny, while London society and monarchy expose class pretense. The author claims monarchy reinforces snobbery, unlike American democracy.
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Alice Longworth
Dolly Gann
Washington
Wallis Warfield
Duke of Windsor
Prince of Wales
Tess
Mrs. Warfield
Furthemore
London
England
America
Howard
Railroads Show Strong Orders Signal Economic Boom
Railroads report rising freight car and locomotive orders, with 47 290 cars on order and 345 locomotives as of May 1. The surge follows a steady recovery since 1926, indicating brisk business now and hope for continued growth in trade and industry nationwide.
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America
Association of American Railroads
The Family Doctor Advice for Diabetics Health Rules
General hygiene rules for diabetics include adequate sleep, fresh air, sun exposure, and careful skin care to avoid infections. Avoid tight garters, avoid iodine for wounds, regulate exercise to calories, bathe safely, and monitor alcohol and soft drink intake. Smoking in moderation is not harmful, but excessive smoking may raise blood sugar.
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A. M. Sindoni
Day in June and diabetes care and Arctic factory note
A poetic line on June days contrasts with seven diabetes rules from Dr. Sindoni focusing on avoiding acidosis and coma. Guidance includes diet, insulin timing, infection prevention, medical alerts to professionals, weekly urine checks, and staying warm when ill. The article also notes an Eskimo‑run fish canning factory at Holsteinborg Greenland supplying Arctic Circle power from river currents.
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Holsteinborg
Greenland
Arctic Circle
A Look at Day Warm Weather Hobby Books for Youth
Olive Roberts Barton reviews new hobby books suited for children as summer vacation arrives. The column notes that warm days will engage boys and girls in reading and crafting activities, with James among the suggested titles.
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Bruce Catton
Olive Roberts Barton
James
Masquerade Ball Leads to Hidden Identity Twist
Patricia Warden, a secretary to Don Monteray, attends a masquerade in New York. She flirts with Don while a masked stranger, believed to be a pirate, disrupts the party. Don intervenes, dancing with Pats, and questions who she is as she plans to unmask later that night. The chapter follows Pats’s efforts to meet Don again at a Coronet Tea Garden event.
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Patricia Warnen
Don Monteray
Plagwright
Trialy Warren
Park
New York
Don Montbray
Pauricia
Kroyauondares
Pats
Don
High Seas
Mrs. Monteray
Astolot
Pierre’s
Ats
Coronet
Rosie
Patricia
Baker
Dan
The Crucible of Home Influence on a Child's Morals
The article argues that children absorb parental values and behavior, with home life shaping conscience more than rules. It cites examples of parents who demand more from children than they provide and stresses that youths mirror family standards, for better or worse.
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John Sith
Pat
Sugar Craft of the Silent Screen’s Glassmaker
The article profiles J. C. Chalmers a white haired ex plumber who makes edible sugar props for Hollywood films. He fabricates hollow sugar balls pills and plates for stunts and feasts, including glass replacements and a three day edible plate glass, with pay rates and studio demands noted.
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Hmollywood
J. C. Chalmere
Chalmers
Books for young readers and hobbyists across interests
A catalog of titles for mothers children and youths covering birds and butterflies aircraft gardening photography handicrafts stamp collecting and more. It notes guides by Straus Horth Beard Halland Hamilton Wadell Bates Strong Til lowan Minster Butler Luff Clark and others with yearly Scott catalog updates. Buenos Aires residents are ordered to keep their streets mud free.
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Mary
Alma F. Straus
Putnam
Arthur C. Horth
Lippincott
Garden City Press
Roger T. Peterson
Houghton Mifflin
Thomas S. Roberts
University of Minnesota Press
W. B. Alexander
Dan Beard
W. J. Halland
Doubleday, Daran
Edwin T. Hamilton
Harcourt, Brace
August Post
Oxford Press
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Helen Wadell
Macmillan
Marjory Tillowan
Davide Minster
Pitman
Davide C. Minter
Scribners
Ellis Parker Butler
Bobbs, Merrill
Scott
John N. Luff
Hugh M. Clark
Candy Props and Pranks in a Director’s Studio
A director’s script calls for sunless fruits and blurry cues to Chalmers. The artisan crafts edible props like neckties razors tacks mitches and candles for film shoots and builds candy gardens and candy rivers for special effects. A recent New York spree ordered 10 pounds of chocolates by air, billed at 43.75 dollars.
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Chalmers
Warner Brother
New York
Pattern 8989 dress design for summer frocks
Today's Patterns presents Pattern 8989 with simple lines and frill bolero details, suitable for graduation or summer parties. The text notes size 12 to 20, with size 14 needing 418 yards of 39 inch material plus contras, or 218 yards for machine pleating. A pattern book and ordering details follow with prices and mailing instructions.
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Addre
Sterling Place
Brooklyn News
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Arkansas
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Arkataea
Civiliaition
Wlhough
Pvernsieet
Constitution
Col. A
Hempstead
Nevada
Mitbard
Milter
LaPayette
Ee ‘Monber
Associated Press
M. Reg. U
Morris Fishbein
Easter
Journal
The
American Bedical Association
Hygeia
the Health Magazine
Agrera
Louise Holmes Ife
NEA Service, Inc
Yeaterday
Vain
Hollywood
Chalmera
Hal Roach
Buenos Aires
Trene Calm
Tijuana
Mexico
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