Silver Gray Walnut Bedroom and Nautical Table Scenes
The piece outlines design ideas for a burl walnut bedroom with silver gray wallpaper and pale schemes like powder blue and plum alcove accents. It also describes a summer dining setup using fishnet cloths dyed in sea colors to create a nautical backdrop for outdoor meals.
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Abel F
Betty Wells
WNN Service
200 Million U S Stake in Philippine Islands
A survey by the Institute of Pacific Relations puts American investments in the Philippines at about 200 million dollars, below 1932 figures and far under British and Dutch holdings in Asia. The report notes shifts toward mining, reduced government bonds, and growing U S business presence across utilities, refineries, plantations, and trade.
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San Francisco
Calif
America
Philippines
Institute of Pacific Relations
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Islands
United States
Malay Peninsula
East Indies
China
Japan
Institute
Commonwealth
Household stain and cleaning tips from a 20th century column
A tips column advises removing peach stains from linens by stretching the fabric over a bowl and pouring boiling water through. It also covers lobster preparation, grass stain removal on canvas shoes with ammonia and hydrogen peroxide, and gardeners targeting undersides of leaves to combat black spot spores.
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Associated Newspapers
WNU
Vicarious Living and the Economics of Survival
Leonard A. Barrett argues that modern materialism rewards self interest and competition. The creed favors beating others while not bearing others’ blame, leaving the weak to fall in the struggle for wealth.
The Wall Of Open Golf Champ And The Spirit Of Vicarious Living
The piece argues that competitive forces in society mirror ruthless selection in nature, praising personal sacrifice and especially maternal love as ultimate forms of vicarious living. It condemns drift toward preferring wealth or status over genuine achievement or care, stressing motherhood as a pinnacle of selfless dedication.
If I Were Hanged On The Highest Hill Poem Noted
A short verse praising a mother appears in the Western Newspaper Union's page. The speaker imagines death without fear because the mother’s love and prayers endure beyond life. The piece emphasizes maternal devotion as a sustaining force.
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Western Newspaper Union
Sane Reducing of Weight
The article explains weight loss rests on consuming less food than the body's energy needs. It cites Prof. Sanford Blum and notes no universal rules fit every person. It emphasizes that diet must match activity level, with outdoors work needing more fuel than a sedentary indoors lifestyle.
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Sanford Blum
Baskets of Lace For Chair Set
A crochet pattern explains simple filet design for a chair set using durable string. Pattern 1437 offers charts, directions, materials, and stitch illustrations. send 15 cents for pattern to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. in New York.
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Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
N. Y
Favorite Recipe of the Week Freezer Ice Cream Guide
Ice cream is easy to obtain or make at home with a freezer or refrigerator tray. This basic freezer ice cream recipe uses milk or substitutes and an ice cream powder, plus steps to mix, freeze, and variations with fruits sauces and flavors.
True Eloquence Quote From La Rouchefoucauld
A concise maxims note presents the thought that true eloquence lies in uttering all and only what is necessary according to La Rochefoucauld.
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