Memorial tribute policy and newspaper safeguards
The text outlines charges for tributes and memorials concerning the departed, and states that newspapers reserve policy rights in news columns. It notes Sterna beings of space taking memorials and disclaims responsibility for safekeeping or return of unsolicited manuscripts.
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First Aid for Injuries: Bones Bruises and Splints
The Family Doctor explains how to judge injury severity with X rays, relieve pain, and protect damaged skin. It covers recognizing fractures by swelling and bleeding, using rest and splints, and homemade splints from magazines. Bruises begin with pain then redness and swelling, followed by blood clot absorption and color changes. Ice pads and ice bags ease discomfort for ordinary bruises.
The Child’s View of Parental Conduct Matters
Olive Roberts Barton argues that a child’s sense of morality is shaped by parents behavior. Even subtle indulgences can imprint harsh standards, making children hypersensitive to perceived improprieties. Parents bear responsibility for guiding values, as a child’s strict ideals persist until they adapt to reality.
Artistic Persons These Film Stars
Hollywood stars pursue art beyond film with Sir Guy Standing and Olin Howland painting landscapes and portraits. Mary Boland, a noted scriptwriter, plans an art exhibit. Ethelreda Leopold and Keye Luke practice drawing and commercial art. Luke, Seattle-born, developed a poster style before returning to acting.
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Hollywood
Sir Guy Standing
Olin Howland
Howland
Ethelreda Leopold
Chicago Academy of Art
Keye Luke
Seattle
Wash
Luke
Artists and actors share early art roots in Barrymore era
The piece notes Lionel Barrymore and brothers John Barrymore and Gary Cooper among entertainers with early art experience. It mentions Lionel’s etchings honored by the Society of American Etchers, Cooper’s cartoonist past, Jean Hersholt’s painter beginnings, and Claudette Colbert’s card design. It hints at Francis Ledérée and director Harry Lach- but details are incomplete.
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New York Journal
Jean Hersholt
Start
Jean
Gary
Gary Cooper
al Montana
Los Angeles
Claudette Colbert
Francis Lederéer
Harry Lach
Tan's landscapes win honorable mention at LA art festival
Tan has achieved notable success with two landscape paintings receiving honorable mention at a Los Angeles art festival, highlighting his growing recognition in the regional art scene. The awards underscore the artist's skill in conveying mood and scenery through landscape work.
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Los Angeles
Former Judge Conducts a One Man Law School
Humboldt coverage notes D. F. Coyle an 8 year former district judge who for 21 years has run a free home based law school. His students consistently pass bar exams and many former state representatives and county attorneys trained in his classes practice law elsewhere on the basis of that training.
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Kay Dunn Accepts Ted in Plane Romance Chapter
Kay Dunn agrees to marry Ted after a long talk about building a life together. He challenges romantic notions with plans and security, while Kay fears the match may serve Dickie’s needs as well. The couple gazes over the bay lights, contemplating their future.
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Kay
Sailor's Wife and House Plans in Trans-Pacific Flight Life
In a matter of fact tone the couple plan their future as Kay considers leaving the air service to marry Ted Graham a pilot on the trans-Pacific route They discuss rules against married hostesses and balancing home life with work Kay worries about who will run the house and the kitchen as they await changes and a new household setup.
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Dickie
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Overland Line
Jerry
Ted and Kay Plan Trans Pacific Honeymoon Flight
In a ceremony of affection they discuss marriage and a honeymoon aboard the Flying Mariner. Ted outlines a career life in aviation with Trans Pacific Airways, planning a Pacific flight honeymoon to Honolulu, Guam, and Manila. Kay expresses joy and pride, imagining a life together in the air.
City Machines important to Roosevelt, Democratic machines eye big cities
By Byron Price, the Democratic field relies on big city machines to deliver electoral votes. Five key states with heavy urban machines could swing the 1936 election, though internal party tensions and local concerns may affect cooperation. Tammany, Hague, Gilsey, Gulfey, and Pendergast each show strong past results and potential influence despite current intra-party strains.
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Associated Press
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Roosevelt
Tower of
Democratic Hope
Tammany
New York
Hague
New Jersey
Gilsey
Pennsylvania
Pendergast
Missouri
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Iweil
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Chicago
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Bligh portrayed in new biography as humane naval officer
Bruce Catton introduces a book review of George Mackaness’s The Life of Vice Admiral Bligh, arguing the mutiny on the Bounty stemmed more from Tahiti’s lure and Fletcher Christian’s volatility than Bligh’s tyranny. The biography portrays Bligh as capable, humane, and Duty-bound, noting his governorship and a small core of seamen who opposed him in 1797.
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Mackaness
Tahiti
Fletcher Christian
Cuban newspaper destroyed by dynamite blast in Havana
A dynamite explosion in Havana wrecked the El Pais newspaper building minutes before Sunday mass, killing four and injuring many as police arrested 20 members of the Socialist Circle during a raid on their offices. Preventive detonation target nearly damaged Diario de la Marina.
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Cubitt
el Pais
Meteolypitan Narea
1Stxinish Socialist Circle
Diario de la Marina
Nuestra Senora
Married Only a Day but He Asked to Be Divorced
Waterloo district reports Arthur Leo Belo and Virginia Holcomb wed, then separated the next day. Belo files for divorce alleging cruel and inhuman treatment and threat to life. He cites family support details and mentions a cemetery scene as context.
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Arthur Leo Belo
Virginia Holcomb
Arthur
Explosion Damages El Pais Building After Dynmite Pack
Debris blankets Neptune street as altar pews and nails are destroyed. A truck carrying dynamite was blown nearby, scattering wreckage across eight blocks. Front fenders and twisted chassis lie miles from the crash site. Windows along the busy shopping stretch shut in fear. Authorities consider it the work of sympathizers to the socialist government or anarchists seeking to topple the army.
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Fall and Winter Pattern Book Advertises Dress Pattern
A neat house dress pattern No 8847 offers pleated fronts and back, sized 34 to 46. Size 36 needs 4 1 4 yards of 35 inch fabric plus 5 8 yard contrasting. Order via coupon to receive sewing instructions and pattern book available for 15 cents, with option to add 10 cents for the bundle. Include newspaper name on the coupon.
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