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Ae | Pronger
Abeny
Col. H
Freass
Sli
Ise
Star
Dictatorship fears fade as recovery drives public mood
In a reflection on democratic resilience, observers argue that a thriving economy keeps dictatorial plots at bay. While some warn against demagogues, the public’s return to work and rising production are cited as protections against autocratic overreach.
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Borah
Ambassator Dodd
United States
Fim
Braddock
Joe Louis
Makele
LEN
Long
Coughlin
Townsend
Poland's long arc of freedom meets renewed anti-Semitism
The piece reflects on Poland's history under Russian rule and its painful transition to independence yet notes a surge of anti-Semitism and pogroms. It questions how collective anger and persecution can invert after emancipation, highlighting a troubling emotional riddle.
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Poland
Family Doctors Warn On Diabetes Prevention
The Family Doctor notes that a history of diabetes in a family calls for six relatives to take preventive steps. Regular urine tests, weight control after middle age, and reducing sugar and fat in the diet are key. Overweight can develop with reduced activity, and sudden diabetes signs may appear in seemingly healthy individuals.
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Life Instance Company
Paralyzing disease linked to weight loss and thirst
J Edgar Hoover cites disease causing weight loss and excess urination as a major national menace. He condemns misapplication of power leading to convicts’ release without supervision. Boxing and horse racing face social disputes while university game outcomes are rarely alleged fixed.
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J.edgar Hoover
B. L. Bradley
Ohio State University
A Charming Tethe and the Mauriers Memoir Review
A Daphne du Maurier biography of the du Maurier family, praised for charm and wit. The author portrays Mary Anne Clark and descendants like George and Sir Gerald, noting sparkling prose and vivid portraits of a gifted, divergent clan.
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Daphne Dit
Maurier
Doubleday
Doran
Gerald
Tommnion
Daphne du Mauter
Mary Anne Clark
du Mautier
Duke of York
Brighton
George du Maurier
Trilby
Peter Thbetson
Gerald du Maurier
Daphne du Maurier
du Maurier
George VI Speech on Gratitude and Service
In a future I will show my gratitude through service to you, a pledge from George VI. He emphasizes choosing a path of duty that stands above all others, framing service as the royal response to public trust.
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George VI
Pats
Don Montaray
Rer
Warren
Clarence Darrow on Education and Founding Documents
A quote from Clarence Darrow emphasizes that true education goes beyond self-interest and requires knowledge of foundational texts. He argues no child is truly educated without understanding the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution’s preamble.
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Clarence Darrow
Teacher Slain by Roy Hikers in Multilateral Pact Case
In a United States Circuit Court case, Judge Flor ence Allen presides over a landmark matter involving Roy Hikers accused in connection with the fatal shooting of a teacher. Proceedings address legal actions and potential sentencing.
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Roy Hikers
Florence Allen
United States Circuit Court
Pats Warren Becomes Don Monteray's Secretary in New York
In 1930s New York Patricia Warren lands as Don Monteray's secretary after a witty office battle. She navigates diva fans, office intrigue, and a growing, unspoken attraction to Monteray while pursuing career advancement and personal longing.
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Patricia Avarron
Hevalue
Dan Monterayz
Blayrerigk
Thifey Warren
McMmate
New York
Monteray
Patricia
Movamond Akeimg
Pats
Aiea
Pats Warren
Don Monteray
Miss ‘Warren
Ton
John
Don
Ben
Iseres
Pat
Monsteray
Mr. Monteray
Sug
Desi
A Child’s Work Ethic and the Taste of Success
A discussion on motivating children to take on routine and extra tasks. It argues that habits form through repeated effort, while interest drives longer work, using Mary's sweater project as a turning point. It emphasizes understanding a child’s disposition and fostering early achievements to sustain effort.
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Chikktren
Mathee
Atilesa
Legion
Schosl
Ervioudis
Mary
Will
Hollywood film production and federal impact in early cinema
Paul Harrison surveys Hollywood and federal roles in film making noting about 200 private producers and numerous government productions. He highlights The Man That Broke the Plains, court use of movies, and rumors of communist propaganda while recounting early film history and the origin of trading stamps.
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Holly Woood
Hallswood
Hollywood
NatiRor
Geveral
Lta
War Department
Uncle Sam
Treasury Department
Federal Housing Administration
WPA
Department of Commerce
Tennessee Valley Authority
Bureau
Department of Labor
Resettlement Administration
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Alvenys
Hempstead
Nevada
Milerana
LaFayatte
T. M. Reg
U. 8
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygela
the Health Magazine
Rpariny “Sa
Mace U0
Fanny
Adam Carey
Blunt
S. D
Norman Westberg
Howard Christenson
Pierre Intl
Louise Holmes
NEA Service, Inc
Monterey
Don Monteras
er—Warren
Tale
By Paul Harrison
Hollywoes General Service
Joseph de Log
Hollywoers
Clhiudette Calbert
Joel Pressman
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Poelice
Marte
Hallywood
Thomas A. Sperry
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George Clarke
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