Baldwin's Career Defines a Timid Era of British Leadership
The article lauds Stanley Baldwin as a cautious, risk-averse prime minister who presided over a fragile postwar order. It argues his steady reluctance to act reflected a globally weary, fearful public and a collapsing system of collective security, foreshadowing the onset of looming conflict.
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Stanley Baldwin
England
John Bull
Baldwin
Japan
Manchuria
China
Tralty
Ethiopia
Germany
Great Britain
United States
Mr. Baldwin
Policy on Helium for Foreign Nations
The congress should adopt President Roosevelt's plan to share America's helium ore with foreign nations for airship use, likely Germany. Hydrogen airships proved unsafe after the Hindenburg as helium remains the only safe lifting gas, and the US, owner of the supply, shows little intent to use it domestically.
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Associated Fressi
Associated Preas
Star
Congress
Roosevelt
America
Germany
The Family Doctor M Res Arthrit is Chronic and Widespread
The article describes many names for arthritis and rheumatism, its progression to multiple joints, and possible causes including infection and metabolism. It notes osteoarthritis and spondylitis in late stages, with higher prevalence after age 40 and links to knee and hip involvement, plus occasional note on doormen at swanky places.
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United States
Polar
Tropics
Ways to Curb Belittling Among Children
The article discusses how belittling arises from insecurity and comparison. It suggests parents address favoritism, involve children in home upkeep, and expose them to varied surroundings to foster appreciation and reduce spiteful comparisons.
Children and loyalties in attitudes to home life
Olive Roberts Barton highlights how children compare homes and parental tastes. A girl defends her mother’s recipe as Mrs Brown comforts the child, while others critique neighbors and wish for different fashions, revealing loyalties and family pride in simple exchanges.
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Martha
Mary
Mrs. Brown
Macy
Mig
Mr. Smith
Dorouthy
Mrs. Mills
Liztet
Mystery Wife Reveals Secret Secretary in Hollywood Plan
In a tangled New York scene a secretary and her employer clash amid a Manhattan confrontation. Patricia and Don Monteray reveal long hidden identities, celebrate marriage, and plan a Hollywood comeback as Sims breaks in with a practical joke. The couple vows a final kiss as the drama ends.
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Patricia Warren
Don Monteray
Thissy Warren
Patn
New York
Fairicin
I Rosarond Akers
Patricia
Gentlemen of the Sea A Tawis Novel Review
Book review of Gentlemen of the Sea by Herbert Clyde Tawis about a New York stock broker who falls overboard in the Pacific. The man clings to wreckage, is rescued by a freighter, and faces isolation, despair, and misread disappearance. A haunting, tense portrait of survival and perception. Liberty Changes Out or NEW YORK statue face Verdigris aging copper surface noted in brief item.
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Pats
Don
Hebert Clyde Tawis
Mr. Lewis
New York
Pacific Ocean
Lewis
Jon Hall Breaks Through to Leading Man in The Hurricane
Hollywood recalls Jon Hall rising from obscurity to star status as he lands the lead in The Hurricane produced by Samuel Goldwyn. Hall, once overlooked despite Polynesian roots and varied education, finally tests for Goldwyn after a long talent hunt and a late contract with Fox. His background spans Tahiti, Europe, and San Francisco, with a path through stage roles and connections to writer Gouverneur Morris shaping his big break.
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Hollywood
Jon Hall
Samuel Goldwyn
Hall
Nordhoff-Hall
Quiee
Tahiti
Noboly
Goldwyn
Fient
Hull
Joh Ford
Ford
Turonsth
Charles Locher
James Navman Hall
Hia
Locher
Nan
Duew McCrea
McCrea
Ion
Terangi
Emmanuel Cohen
Goltwyn
Alway
Thay
Tabith
Levina
Laevina
South Seas
Britain
Tuhiti
Gouverneur Morris
Morris
RKO
M'Lord the Duke
Robert Taylor
Taylor
Metro
Fox
Emmanuel Collen
Sam
Urey
Dress pattern for travel wear with scalloped trim
Simulated coat style dress designed for travel and early fall. Easy to sew with a complete chart, suitable for soft fabrics like silk crepe or wrinkle-proof linen. Sized 14 to 20 and 32 to 42, with yardage details and extra pattern book option.
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Ory
Tooklyn
N.Y
Spain faces decline as rapid changes loom in 20th century life
A garbled note hints at social and cultural shifts in Spain including theater expansions, economic promises, and the influence of abroad styles. References to propeller noise, landing, and figures like Ruesin imply a period of modernization and upheaval affecting wealth and longevity narratives.
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Quamisquila
Remy
Statin
Spain
Ruesin
Reds
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