Supreme Court and Arlington Property Takeover
The Supreme Court upheld due process and just compensation in the Arlington case, where Mrs. Robert E. Lee’s estate was taxed by Union authorities, sold to pay taxes, and later restored to the Lee heirs. The decision affirmed that takings for public use require compensation and protection of private property rights.
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Supreme Court
Arlington
Robert E. Lee
National Cemetery
Potomac
Washington
Union
Congress
United States
Lee
Seatment of Justice
Supreme Court of the United States
U. S
Western Newspaper Union
British roads fenced to protect pedestrians
Fencing begun on roads in Great Britain to shield pedestrians with railings in London and nearby. Police car with a loud speaker informs travelers and signals a future where barriers cover most highways, allowing crossings only at marked points as highways become motorways.
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Great Britain
London
Spring sewing patterns showcase Miss America style
Fashions to pop you up with Sew-Your-Own Spring tonic pattern layouts. Features include Miss Athletic Girl and Builder-Up designs with front and back tucks, slim lines, and chic sleeves. Patterns 1257 1288 1294 cover sizes 8 to 20, prices 15 cents, order via The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Foreign Words and Phrases Overview
A compact lexicon of French and Latin phrases with English translations. Includes Au fond to the bottom thoroughly and La critique est son fort critiquing strength. Aeque animie with equanimity. Beaux geste and Prendre le chemin de la greve on path to danger. Cacoethes denotes an evil habit.
Remember This When You Need a Laxative
An advertisement promotes purely vegetable Black Draught as a laxative for constipation relief. It claims it helps the body function naturally and urges readers to keep it on hand, noting that thousands of people use it at the first sign of constipation and asking if the reader has tried it.
Faulty Extremes Avoid Extremes and Shun Pleasing Too Little
The quote warns against extremes and the faults of those who are either too easily pleased or never satisfied. It emphasizes moderation and balance as a virtue.
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Margaret Rose
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Glenwood
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Canterbury
Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon
Earl of Strathmore
International
of Canterbury
The
Arlington and the
Robert Merrill
Ree Leef
Capudine
Dr. Peery
Fred Neher
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