Legal Service Bureaus Move Toward Mass-Produced Law
The article discusses a movement by U S bar associations toward legal service bureaus offering standardized low prices for routine legal work. It argues the plan could aid low income groups and provide apprenticeship for new lawyers, while warning of risks to attorney client confidentiality and the profession’s traditional ideals. It notes possible branch offices and initial unprofitability but suggests long term viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Legal Service Bureau
Bar
Legal Aid
Legal Service
Predicting Reich Mussolini meet on Rome-Berlin axis
The piece argues Hitler’s May visit with Mussolini will touch on Austria Czechoslovakia and Russia France and England with Eden and Chamberlain possibly involved. It says future actions are uncertain but one thing is certain they are not convening to elect a May queen.
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Hitler
Mussolini
Rome-Berlin
Hair removal myths and methods in family doctor column
The Family Doctor column discusses common concerns about reducing hair on legs face and chest for both women and men. It debunks claims that greasing shaving or repeated hair removal causes extra growth and outlines six standard methods including shaving waxing tweezing plucking and depilatories with cautions on irritation and regrowth.
The New American Ambassador Arrives in England
The article discusses chemical hair removal methods including powders and creams used to burn off hair, and K-ray institutes promising safe removal of excess hair. It notes risks of skin damage from X-ray based methods and endorses electrolytic destruction as a safer, permanent option when performed by a skilled operator, though costly. only a few hairs can be treated per session.
SING A FAMILY! childhood fears and building resilience
Olive Roberts Barton argues for early active play to overcome fear and build physical confidence. She cautions against overprotecting children and notes how practice with tumbles leads to later home familiarity with new activities and self reliance.
Honeymoon Delays Spark Constance Maidwell Dilemma
Constance Maidwell waits for Derek Thorvald’s return from a painting trip and faces a money crunch with only ten dollars in hand. She contemplates resuming work at the museum while Derek plans a week off, leaving her to decide whether to fill a temporary vacancy or find other means to sustain herself until his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derek
Louis Paul
Constance
Pau
California
Culet
Constance Maidwell
Miss Maidwell
Connie
Thorvald
Constante
Lil
Miss Taft
Constancy
Political Announcements for Hempstead County Primary
The Star notes candidates for Hempstead county Democratic primary on Tuesday August 1938. Sheriff candidate Rechinald Bearden and prosecuting attorney candidate Dick Hutte are named. The piece intermingles odd civic notes on physical courage and childrearing with disjointed juvenile anecdotes and reflections.
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Hempstead County
Demourihy
Sheriff & Cab
Rechinald Bearden
A Book a Day By Bruce Caiton Story on Time
A book titled An Experiment With Time by We Dunne is reviewed in a 1920s style critique. The author discusses dreams and premonitions, noting the work adds a fourth and fifth dimension concept and explores time and memory with speculative theory.
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Bruce Caiton
Oh We Dunne
J. B. Prigtey
Woyent Ware
Ant Wanginahon
Mr. Dunne
Germany demands return of colonies in fresh world power bid
In a Reichstag speech the Fuehrer calls for restoration of former colonies, naming German East Africa German South West Africa and the Cameroons. Britain and France currently administer these territories under the Versailles settlement, with other colonial holdings listed across Africa and the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Titler
Germany
Fuhhrer
Africa
German East Africa
Gene Reynolds Child Star in Mollywood Glimpse
A mixed Hollywood bio piece discusses young Gene Reynolds, a precocious 14 to 16 year old actor, his miniature frame and scar, and studio plans. It notes prior roles as boy parts, talk of leading parts in two films, and a move from Detroit to Hollywood after a Sure-Punch studio scout urged the family to relocate.
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Holly Wood
Gem Haynolds
Hieardy Corped
Jon Beal
Tyrone Pune
Reynolds
Himelf
Bin
Love Jett
Chirence Brown
Kiel
Gene
Sissy
Yeu
Robert Tay
Taylor
Frediie Bartholoew
Ronald Sinclair
Regia
Bert
Gene Betan
Detroit
Wheee
Reynolds Suoty
Tittle Theater Compaiy
Crone
Automobile Teampannges
Luther Reed
Jeuve
Hallywood
Thal
Fragmentary text on free will and immortality discussions
The excerpt hints at a medieval or philosophical treatise debating free will and an immortal soul. It references a Mr. Dumne and a vivory scene suggesting stirring implications. The readable passages imply debate over belief, moral responsibility, and spiritual ideas without a clear narrative or conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Dumne
The Witness Had First-Hand Knowledge in Water Rights Case
The article reports on a Scottsdale water rights suit where witness Jarward, a resident of Scottish Hall, testifies on the stand. He recalls a panic when asked if he knew about the financial panic, replying that he did and noting he had a check at 4 o clock one morning that the bank closed before he could cash.
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Hirvey Jarward
Scotish Hall
Harvard
Il E'Vlock
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Heeguck
Olive Roberts Barton
Toawariel
Elinore Cowan Stone
DSK
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Hoghers
Nia
Derek Mays
Berek
Tharvard
Dick Hutte
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Dobkar
Rex Tovar
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Ni Service
Flapper
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Pat
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