What She Found in Bohemia
Ina Mullins reassesses her life after a failed marriage to Tom Mullins and bohemian years in Paris New York and Capri. After a painful separation she travels with Greta and later encounters Tom and Pauline in a Greenwich Village cafe revealing heart and family tensions.
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Gardener Bird of New Guinea Builds Moss Garden
An acquisitive bird in New Guinea builds a hut at the tree base and lays a moss lawn. It adorns the lawn with flowers and insect wings and bodies and gathers the objects when tired, then starts a new collection.
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Ethiopia to Adopt Written Constitution and Parliament
Ethiopia under Emperor Haile Selassie plans a written constitution with a two chamber parliament. The emperor remains head of state while governing under constitutional law. The feature traces global constitutional development and notes England's unwritten constitutional tradition and various federal structures worldwide.
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Abyssinia
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Justinian
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Few Germans Rank as Middle Class
A historical analysis notes that in Germany the mass of people belong to the proletarian class with only a small middle class left. Tax data show about 23 million of 82 million workers pay income tax with average income near 400 dollars while many earn less. Even broadening the middle class to 600 to 9000 dollars a year still yields only about ten percent of the population.
Wealthy Few Free From Financial Worries in Germany
Dorothy Thompson argues that only about 100000 Germans out of 64 million are financially comfortable, with 77000 middle class and 30000 rich households raising the total to a small bourgeois minority amid a sea of need.
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England
Germany
Dorothy Thompson
Saturday Evening Post
Senator Sorghum Seeks Correct Quotes in Hometown Press
The exchange shows Senator Sorghum aiming to be accurately quoted by local papers. An observer notes the value of a careful quote while a light jab about church etiquette adds local color.
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Senator Sorghum
Clinging to One Idea Traps Many Men
A reflective line notes how many men lose their grip by clinging to a single idea, illustrating how fixed thinking can erode judgment and lead to poor outcomes in various life choices.
Witty quip highlights a cigar lighter win at a bridge party
A Chicago News snippet jokes about a cigar lighter that supposedly works after noting it was won at a bridge party. It adds a quip comparing men to pins, suggesting they are ineffective when their heads fail.
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Chicago News
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