Return of the saloon debate fuels prohibition talk
Washington observers trace a Baltimore saloon discussion from days past to a nationwide stir over the liquor issue. The talk centers on the New Deal and Prohibition pledges, the rise of dry sentiment, and the impact on the distilleries, federal enforcement, and political strategy ahead of 1934 campaigns.
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Movie topics and star news in Weetera column
A collage of Hollywood notes reports on Ete Smith promoting a nationwide amateur film contest after remaking a 16mm work to 35mm. It covers George Arliss in East Meets West, Ruth Chatterton’s plane ban, Merle Oberon’s court settlement and salary moves, plus other odds and ends from Mary Pickford to Myrna Loy and Powell in upcoming projects.
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Ete Smith
Metro-Golaswyn-Mayer
Smith
George Arliss
England
Fred H. Andrews
Lahore
Ruth Chatterton
Dodsworth
Merle Oberon
Marlene Dietrich
Merle
Miss Oberon
Hollywood
Mary Pickford
Lewis Stone
Daugher
Lewis
Ginger Rogers
Cary
Shirley
John Beale
Myrna Loy
William Powell
Linen-closet Gardening applique patterns for linens
A DIY Sewing Circle notice describes easy applique titled Linen-closet Gardening. It offers two motif sizes, patch shapes, transfer patterns, material needs, color ideas, and stitch diagrams. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. at 259 W Fourteenth St New York NY with pattern number and name.
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Foreign Phrases and Their Meanings From Various Languages
A compact list presents Latin and French terms with English equivalents. Entries include intrawithin ab intra De facto In vino veritas Lex scripta Pax vobiscum Faux pas Mutato nomine Noli me tangere Hommes de lettres Allez vous en Bon soir Cumo grano salis Exceptis excipiendis.
The Right Spirit on Community Welfare Quote
A quote by Jonathan Edwards defining the right spirit as interested in the common good and welfare of the city or village where one lives, beyond private views. It emphasizes civic concern and public spirit for society.
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Joe
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General Ss
Glory of Sacrifice in Sunlit Churches and Childlike Faith
A reflective meditation on enduring monuments and the faces of children as symbols of love and duty. George Eliot invokes sunlight and shadows to echo timeless prayers, the pursuit of peace, and the belief that voluntary sacrifice yields enduring glory.
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Will Not Catch It phrase analysis
The remark notes that setting the world afire is hard, as most people are described as green timber and noninflamable. It frames a metaphor about resistance and resilience in a social context.
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