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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1938
Page
10
King George VI at a Paris state banquet praised Anglo French cooperation. In a French speech he and President Le Brin affirmed intimate relations and shared democratic ideals, declaring the two nations’ destinies linked through collaboration and liberty.
Mrs. Helen Longstreet defends her husband General James Longstreet against blame for Gettysburg defeat. The AP feature notes her stance amid public reproof and defense of his legacy. Also, Allene Cunningham wins permission to study music in Chicago after parents challenged her signing with instructors and a court ruled she may continue her studies.
The article outlines a shared faith among great nations and stresses courage wisdom and determination. It emphasizes nonexclusive friendship directed against no power and the aim to resolve political and economic problems via international agreements.
John Selby reviews Audrey Lucas for "Old Motley" praising her portrayal of the actor hero and reviving late century figures and personalities. The critique lauds her accomplishment as a difficult literary feat and notes her lineage as the daughter of E. V. Lucas.
A forest service survey of elk in the upper Gallatin river country shows starvation as the principal cause of deaths during winter. Of 85 elk deaths, 65 were directly due to food shortage on the winter range. The report notes severe forage scarcity across the area.
A vintage ad for Petersons Ointment promises quick relief from pimples eczema and itchy skin caused by external irritants. It claims better looking skin and offers 35 cents with a money back guarantee if one application fails. The product also soothes tired itchy feet and cracks between toes.
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