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Neutrality Policy in the Far East Embargo Debate
The partial arms embargo on China and Japan tests our neutrality stance. The move hurts China by restricting munitions, while aiding Japan by allowing its navy to intercept Chinese ships and keep supplies flowing. To stay neutral, the U S must avoid taking sides even as sympathy shifts.
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Far Eastern
China
Japan
Shanghai
America
Reb
Europe
Pacific
Wall Street Protests against Regulation and Market Access
The piece critiques renewed Wall Street protests over government regulation of the exchange and blames the Securities and Exchange Commission for market inactivity. It argues Federal Reserve margin limits keep the public out, contending the market should function as a free market without small investors, reflecting on the 1929 crash.
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Walltreet
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Mole linked cancer risks and simple mole removal advised
A doctor explains cancer risks from skin moles and urges careful observation. Irritated moles should not be self treated. removal by a surgeon under anesthesia includes tissue analysis to rule out cancer. Also notes salvage value from a 1799 British shipwreck and a historic analogy to tropical regions.
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Ant
Wick
Children and manners in family discipline
An editorial style piece by Olive Roberts Barton argues that many child misbehaviors are natural, and punishing normal acts on porch or in daily life reflects parental insecurity about social opinion. It urges restraint, noting children act from perceived fairness and spontaneity, urging gentle correction over harsh punishment.
Mysterious Utah Tie Deepens In Equity House
Cilly Pierce investigates tenants at a Salt Lake City link to Amy Kerr’s murder. She finds troubling clues in Mr. Johnson’s rooms including Utah newspapers and a sudden change in the superintendent’s mood as a postman delivers a revealing letter. The chapter ends with questions about who moved papers and who might know the killer.
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Tlly
Dolan
Police
Mr. Johnson
Utah
Cilly
Miss Pierce
Mr. Jolson
Mr. Jonson
Johnson
Hit
Kiot
Connecticut
Citty
Public Correction in Parenting Sparks Debate
A writer argues mothers should avoid public scolding and harsh punishments for children. He notes mothers fear reputational judgments from neighbors and suggests gentle reminders can replace paddling. The piece questions exposing discipline to observers and promotes preserving children’s natural reasoning.
Book a Day review highlights new children’s titles
Bruce Catton’s State Fair author Phil Strong offers High Water a humorous juvenile about three boys and a flood. Irvin 8 Cobbs presents Azam The Story of An Arabian Colt and Friends with vivid training scenes and photos. Erica Fay Kings and Heroes adapts English history for young readers.
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Olive Roberts
Barton Phil Strong
Dodd
Four Corners
Mexico
Azam
Rand McNalty
Slaq
Irvin
Cobh
Hollywood Shorts and Screen News From The Era
Hollywood gossip and film notes cover a party accident and a mix of movie projects. stars like Marlene Dietrich Virginia Lulu and Alan Hale are named with directors Ernst Lubitsch and Warners. Talks include color cinema plans and contract buzz while other items touch on mischief in the industry.
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Au Friend
Ernst Lubitsch
Marlene Dietrich
Alan Hale
Little John
Warners
Robin Hood
Douglas Pairbanks
Virginia Lulu
Hollywood
Edgar Bergen
Judy Canova
Bergen
Miss Canova
Alice Brady
Chicago
Tor
Noah Beery
Fred Kohler
Noah Beery Jr
Fred Kohler, Jr
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Tou
20th-Fox
Annabella
Fall and Winter Patterns Advertise Brighten Girls Wardrobes
A Brooklyn newspaper page promotes Simplicity style patterns for girls dresses and pinafores. Pattern 8990 offers a sash belt grown-up look with braid trim, sizes 4 to 14, with sizing details and fabric needs. Pattern 8929 includes dress and panty, trims, sizes 2 to 6, plus a Fall and Winter Pattern Book 32 pages, prices 25 and 15 cents.
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EASON
TOG Place
Brooklyn
N.Y
Fhotus and a California judge in a question of jurisdiction
A mix of disparate items recalls a distant star analogy, a contracting envoy en route, a California judge’s ruling on Mexican marriages, and a cryptic note on guerilla warfare. The bridge player’s bidding, Japan’s memorial idea in China, Miss America sentiments, and comparison of pound weights round out the fragment.
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California
U.S
Japan
China
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Sergeant Dolanemateer
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Tneinerator
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Amy
Duahtteas
Bruce Catlon
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Francis Jenkins Olcott
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Bertram
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