Mirrors of a Nation: Europe’s War Focus and Ordinary Lives
The piece argues Europe’s leaders judge nations by warlike display rather than people’s well being. Admiral Horthy’s visit to Germany highlights fleets, aircraft, and soldiers as Europe’s defining image while ordinary citizens pay the price, undermining life, liberty, and happiness in a shadow of war. It rails against prioritizing armaments over farms, factories, and culture.
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Europe
Admiralworthy
Germany
Hungary
Admiral Horthy
Streamlining campaigns in South Carolina 1892
One piece argues for broad simplification of U.S. campaigns. It notes South Carolina passed a law in 1892 requiring gubernatorial and senatorial candidates to campaign together from the same platforms and times. The piece highlights efficiency, clearer memory of each argument, milder punishment for voters, and potential vote gains from united appeals.
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Shane
South Carolina
Heating and housing shape health guidance from Dr Fishbein
The article cites Dr C C Yaglou on heating and ventilation linking housing to health. It argues comfort comes from insulating walls and doors, not high air temperatures, with ideal indoor air 64 to 73 degrees F. Poorly built homes worsen heat loss, cause cold surfaces, drafts, and uneven heat distribution.
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Yaglou
Potomac Heating Comfort and Humidification Link
The piece cites Dr. Yaglou noting humidity swings in heating season are less crucial to comfort than insulation or ventilation. Artificial humidification is not essential for health except in rare cases, but new homes can integrate humidification with heating systems. It also notes England lost four-fifths of its forests during World War I.
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C. C. Yaglou
Department of Industrial Hygiene
School of Public Heath
Harvard University
Yaglou
England
Family by Olive Roberts Barton
A column reflects on education history, noting long-term school system improvements in public and private realms. The author recalls past teaching methods, children’s learning as a privilege, and the perceived shift from compulsory schooling to broader opportunities over three decades.
Golden Toy and Linda Find Moonlit Promise
Linda and Bruce Radford clash over a racing project then unite as Golden Toy stakes loom. Don confronts past as Linda grows closer to him during a moonlit moment by a lake, hinting at a budding partnership and deeper feelings.
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Linda
Golden Toy
Bruce Radford
Bruce
Sandy
Brute
Brown Donald
Don
Downs
Aihout
Book review on Three Guineas by Virginia Woolf
E.M.T. reviews Virginia Woolf's Three Guineas noting its letters from the treasurers of a woman's college a society and a peace group. Woolf proposes female solidarity and institutional reform while urging new methods to prevent war. The piece highlights Woolf پیشنهادs a Society of Outsiders and critiques American women's alignment with international positions.
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Hoarcourt, Brace
Ingelion
Woolf
Peace Society
Evolution of schooling and child development critique
The author reflects on changing education trends from past to present, noting broader curricula, emphasis on variety to stimulate mental powers, and the shift toward engaging methods. They praise improved access to knowledge but worry about lingering emotional immaturity among today’s teens and the unsettled pace of progress. The piece also mentions regional cultural practices and wildlife behavior as contrasting observations.
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Sever
Uel
Texlay
Cynthia the Burlap Star Describes Her Rise in Hollywood
Paul Harrison interviews Cynthia, a sculpted burlap model turned actress, recounting her modeling by Lester Gaba, stage life, impressions of stars like Marlene Dietrich and Greta Garbo, animation ideas, and her big break in Artists and Models Abroad. She notes no alcohol use, a fixed pose, and excitement about Hollywood ambience.
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Hollywood
Cynthia
Anna Hirellny
Alurling
Paramount
Stage 8
Lester Gabo
New York
Lester Gaba
Fifth Avenue
Cafe Society A
Gaby
Charlie McCarthy
Wooden
Tye
Charlie
Dreas Dumuiles
Gaba
Marlene Dietwich
A.sright
Ermine
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Masthilton
Bruce Kadefort
Newapan
Sandy—Horeeman
Healan
Lidia
Hinda Geia
Donald
Berwyn
Louisville
Merle
Pinehurst
Angknoll
Bruce Catton
Tappes
Central and Western Asia
Kulithiri
South Africa
Fanny Ey Syd
Emibeg
Aia
Paul Harrison
Harrison
Antarctic
DAILY
BLATT
NEA Bervice Inc
Prudence Pureheart
Golump
Star Publishing Company
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