Polygamy Debate Sparks Letters in English Press
Travel notes discuss polygamy in Britain sparked by Judge Sparrow remarks. Readers argue for and against having two wives and cite religious freedom, finances, and social consequences. A critic quips about two breakfasts in bed.
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England
Bill Dillingham
Judge Sparrow
Cambridge University
Sparrow
Siam
Eastern Star Mothers Host Christmas Revealing Party
Mrs Mertice Brooks Ethel Short and Cora Kirby led a Rainbow girls revealing party for about thirty five mothers and girls. The hall featured a Christmas theme with games and prizes awarded to Connie Young Rosalie Tibbs and Janice Malott. Refreshments included sandwiches cookies and punch.
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Mertice Brooks
Ethel Short
Cora Kirby
Connie Young
Rosalie Tibbs
Janice Malott
Nations to Study Antarctic Phenomena in IGY 1957 58
During the International Geophysical Year 1957 58 twelve nations including the United States and Soviet Russia will inhabit the Antarctic for a short period to study the southernmost sector of the earth.
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United States
Soviet Russia
Antarctic
Daisy Air Rifles Flashlights Bicycle Baskets Air Rifle Shots
A short item notes products including Daisy air rifles flashlights bicycle baskets and air rifle shots. The piece lists common consumer items likely in a catalog or ad format without further details.
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Daisy
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