Public Health Service Reports Continued U S Health Gains
Surgeon General Parran announces 1935 gains with record low death rates for typhoid and diphtheria. The overall death rate is 10.8 per 1000, while tuberculosis deaths fall. Poliomyelitis and smallpox rise, and a major health inventory covers 865000 families in 90 cities and 23 rural counties. The act funds public health expansion through social security provisions.
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Washington
United States
Parran
Public Health Service
The
Public Health Administration
My Nose Says A Quirky Home Hack Note
A dated column offers household tips from mixing canned soup with chicken for soup to lining a clothes basket with oil cloth. It advises painting rough cement floors, treating iodine stains with starch, and printing a child's name inside rubbers to help teachers identify them.
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Associated Newspapers
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The Cross of Peace and International Peace Theories
The article critiques major peace theories and argues against preparedness and public opinion as lasting solutions. It asserts preparedness fuels fear and arms races, while warning that historical experience shows these theories fail to provide permanent peace.
A Spiritual Basis for Global Peace and the Cross
The piece argues that peace cannot arise from economic, social, or ethical fixes alone but from a spiritual commitment. It critiques self contained public opinion and the League of Nations, urging a Christian pacifist stance that accepts sacrifice. It questions surrender of national ideals for armed defense if peace can be inspired by conscience and the Cross over the sword.
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China
League of Nations
League
England
Ramsay McDonald
Mexican corner in the cellar and a second living room idea
Betty Wells suggests transforming cluttered spaces with colorful Mexican inspired touches in a cellar garden nook and converting an unused guest room into a second living room. Proposes painted bins, murals, bright furniture, and a mocked burro, plus refurbishing existing pieces for an upstairs sitting room.
Norma Shearer to Start Work on Marie Antoinette
Norma Shearer plans preparatory work for Marie Antoinette in Hollywood with hoped cast includ ing Charles Laughton. Production date hinges on Laughton’s England commitments and actor availability.
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Norma Shearer
New York
Helen Hayes
Marie Antoinette
Charles Laughton
England
Norma
Household Tips and Do It Yourself Recipes
Household questions cover stain removal with ammonia and turpentine and shoe care with vaseline. It also suggests brightening kettles with an oyster shell and repurposing tablecloths as curtains or bedspreads. Includes Fairy Bread recipe and notes on furniture polish and fabric care. Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is advertised as a long running tonic for women.
Cross of Peace declares path of sacrifice in nation’s rule
The message proclaims lifting the Cross beside the Stars and Stripes and elevates the Cross of Peace as the guiding symbol for government. It asserts war brings darkness while the Cross brings light, urging national adherence to sacrifice in both calm and crisis.
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Western Newspaper Union
Voice Mirror Aims to Cure Yankee Twang in Boston
New England Telephone installs a voice mirror in Boston to record and reproduce voices of Bostonians and persuade visitors they need clearer articulation. A magnetic steel tape records speech while an earphone plays back, with tutors offered to improve pronunciation and reduce miscommunications in manual exchanges.
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New
It's the ability you use that judges you not the one you hold
The quote by Ann Grace Chapple emphasizes that character is shown by action, not by talent alone. It underscores that practical use of ability defines judgment more than theoretical potential.
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George Cukor
Tallulah Bankhead
Margaret Sullavan
New York
Louise Platt
Ann Grace Chapple
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