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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1937
Page
8
Frank Condon humorously contrasts his calm, well behaved dog with neighbors dogs that dominate visits. He mocks their dogs as nuisances while describing how fear, pride, and constant demonstrations of canine tricks complicate social calls and bridge games in the neighborhood.
London readers anticipate the George VI coronation with five million expected spectators. Day seats may cost up to 255 dollars. flats and hotels skyrocket in price as housing and bleacher space fill. The Abbey ceremony and royal procession promise pomp with costumes, ermine robes, and a world wide audience watching London’s pageant unfold.
William Ridgely Dodd, ambassador to Germany in 1933, is profiled as a plain, principled historian who values truth over ceremony. He is described as calm, tactful, and humane, living simply, driving a modest car, and writing a biography of Thomas Jefferson in German.
A catalog of simple home hacks includes making footstools from old car seats, preventing boiling over vegetables with butter, thinning gravy with half milk and half water, removing rain spots from suede shoes with an emery board, and using bread crumbs tied in muslin to soften cabbage juices. Also notes a method to patch worn sock heels with adhesive tape and provides a cocoa egg cake filling recipe.
Money in our day means power and should not be used to buy off others or betray homes, friends, or country. It is for food, clothing, shelter, education, amusement, and creation, saved for illness and old age, invested, and used to help others and improve the world. Consider how you earned it and how you use it.
Ady Bear On With Joy Set your shoulder joyously to the world’s wheel. Havelock Ellis mentions a favorite prescription tonic by De Pierce used by women of various ages for years.
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