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Foreign body in the eye and first aid steps
The article describes removing foreign matter from the eye with clean tools, using boric acid solution for rinsing, and advising rest and sterile gauze while awaiting professional care. It notes that only trained personnel should attempt surface removal and stresses seeking expert evaluation for eye injuries and eyelid wounds.
Causes of Stealing in Children and Effective Correction
An exploration of why children from various backgrounds steal, including motives from envy to hatred of poverty. It stresses understanding underlying causes, correcting behavior with tailored discipline, and preventing repeat offenses by reducing temptation and fostering honesty in young offenders.
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John Henry
In Bollywood Odd Peta and Hollywood Pets Tale
Hollywood gossip notes report Erica Herbert plans for a tin can shower for two goats. Adrienne Ames owns four penguins while Gary Cooper keeps two monkeys. Wynne Gibson has a terrapin and George Raft once danced in a Ben Besnie band night club. About 3000 more women than men in Hollywood. Carl Brisson owns a dog silhouette on his linen.
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Hollywood Pop Culture Snippets and Studio Etiquette
A burst of quirky Hollywood lore covers modistes, star publicity, name changes, and stagecraft. Notes warn against studio publicity bosses and glycerin used to simulate perspiration, while fashion and costume quirks reveal stars like Loretta Young and Janet Gaynor resisting leg exposure.
Kay Dunn and Ted Gravam’s perilous mission aboard the Mariner
Kay Dunn plans to flee with Ted Gravam to Honolulu to escape a troubling marriage while investigators pursue a possible plot to steal Ted’s gyro pilot secrets. The Mariner refuels at Pearl Harbor as Ted races toward Midway for serum to halt spinal meningitis as two more victims fall ill. Ila appears among the passengers as the gyropilot nears success.
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Mysterious Jet Flight on a Manila Passage
Passengers aboard a white swathed liner discuss danger and the strange voyage. Ted explains the plane’s gyropilot controls while a curious figure requests a look at the cockpit. The ship proceeds toward Wake Island as a serum is expected for meningitis.
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Night Flight Across Stormy Seas On Uninhabited Reefs
Deck Morgan narrates a perilous midair journey above the vast ocean as a storm pelts the Mariner. The crew fights fierce winds and darkness while navigating drifting maneuvers amid thunder, with a mysterious woman in black veils entering the chart room. To be continued.
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AL Smith Endorses Republican London in New York Speech
Democratic Chairman Jomer Farley said Smiths Carnegie Hall address would not alter final results, predicting Roosevelt would win more electoral votes than in 1932. Alfred E. Smith urged voters to back Lamon Gud? Alt M. Lanier, attacked Roosevelt, calling the New Deal abusive and the Democratic Committee a Smear Department while defending business and American principles.
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Rain Blessing Echoed In Local Remarks And Visits
Rain was praised as a blessing by residents in a local note while Friends of Mrs Ah Smith mourn her serious condition at home. Mr and Mrs E R Timberlake and daughter Evelyn Ruth were in Texarkana on Wednesday. Mrs Q O A McKnight of Cross Roads joined a state mission program event nearby.
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Adamic novel Cradle of Life reviewed by Bruce Catton
Bruce Catton discusses Louis Adamic's Cradle of Life Harper s 2.59. He praises Adamic's ambition and moral vision while noting uneven writing and a long rambling narrative about an illegitimate heir of a pre war Austro Hungarian prince raised in poverty who rises to wealth.
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F D Pledges Balanced Budget Amid Field Address
President Roosevelt spoke under floodlights at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh, asserting a balanced budget could be achieved in four years without new taxes. He defended national policies, cited public debt figures, praised banking deposits safety, and touched on Greece’s law and other issues as he campaigned for re election efforts.
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Tods Youngest Family Member Dress Pattern Ad
An old newspaper pattern advertisement promotes a fall and winter dress pattern No 8846 for young girls with a padded shoulder yoke and two flared skirts. It offers sizes 8 to 14, fabric yardages for 64 and 39 inch widths, and includes step by step sewing instructions and a coupon to order.
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Eternal Answer to a Casting Director's Prayer
A flashy portrait blends Hollywood myth and real grit. The piece notes a famed actor who served in Africa during World War I, claimed to have killed two lions there, and contrasts a tough on screen image with his off screen strength. It also references Sylvia Sidney and Bing Crosby while listing vast industry and consumer metrics.
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