Plan for Adequate National Defense
Washington outlines three front efforts for defense including land sea and air. New battleships and a mechanized army are planned with funds from 1936 appropriation bills. Wilcox air bases along coasts and Alaska may cost 125 million in five years.
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Washington
Congress
Army
Navy
Wilcox Air Base
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
Alaska
Wall of Defense
Cut-Throat Finches and Leopard Tortoise Names
Cut-throat finches derive their nickname from the red throat streaks. Leopard tortoise gains its common name from the spotted shell pattern.
Explorer Complains Lions Are Too Timid for Film
James A. Fitzpatrick, an American producer, traveled 6000 miles through Africa with a film crew to shoot a Livingstone biopic. He says the lions fled into dense bush whenever the cameras approached, leaving him with scant background scenes.
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Johannesburg
Wildest Africa
James A. Fitzpatrick
David Livingstone
Another New Experiment In History Of Revival Science
A fragment from a historical piece describes experiments in revivification where monkeys are frozen into icy masses and later thawed to normal life. The report notes no tissue degeneration during freezing, suggesting potential benefits for treating infectious diseases, though details are incomplete.
Work With Willing Mind In The Household
A feature on adaptable homemaking notes that energy rises when tasks align with mood and excess routine is reduced. It advises family support by sharing routine chores, accepting negative but thankful perspectives, and keeping a positive spirit to avoid draining rebukes while sustaining productivity.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
Immortality by Freezing Probed in Bold Experiments
A debate over freezing human bodies to death asks if science can prove life after death or purge germs. Advocates cite potential immortality evidence and germ destruction, while skeptics warn of danger and ethical risk. The piece questions volunteer availability and impact on faith.
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Western Newspaper Union
Kangaroo Rat Defined for Southwest Arid Lands
A kangaroo rat is a rodent of the arid southwestern United States notable for its very long hind legs and exceptional leaping ability, belonging to the family Heteromyidae.
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United States
Afternoon Ensemble With Black Wool and Gold Accents
A dressy afternoon ensemble features a black Russian caracal sleeve and yoke with a fingertip length coat over an alix dress. Gold colored metal details grace the throat area, adding elegance to the imported wool ensemble.
Urushi-No-Ki Lacquer and Modern Varnish Basis
The lacquer known as Urushi-No-Ki, called Tsichon in Chinese, originated from Chinese and Japanese artists using the sap of Rhus vernicifera. Today in America and Europe, the term largely refers to coatings mainly made with nitrocellulose solutions.
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America
Europe
Elevation of Mexico City Reported at 7410 Feet
Mexico City sits about 7,410 feet above sea level according to the latest elevation data. The figure places the capital at a high altitude compared with sea level and is relevant for aviation and climate considerations.
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Mexico City
Youthful Frock Pattern Promises Lasting Look
A sewing pattern ad urges women to spend an hour at the machine for a lasting youthful look. Pattern 9373 features scallops, bright buttons, and plaid or solid fabric options with sizes 14 through 42. Include name address style number and size with a 15 cent payment to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Eighteenth St
New York
N. Y
Starting Early Billy Gets Furnishings for New Room
A six year old boy receives a fine furniture set for a room from his parents on his birthday. The father calls it lasting a lifetime and asks if he likes it, while the boy wonders how his future wife will feel about the gift.
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Billy
Father
Indianapolis News
Peggy weighs feelings on new governess in Neighborly chat
In a casual exchange, Peggy admits mixed feelings about the new governess, saying she half likes her, half doesn’t, but likes her the most among her options. The neighbor probes the situation with light humor.
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Peggy
Teacher forces boy to wash face. dog bites him at home
A school incident reports a teacher making a student rinse his face at school. Upon return home the boy’s dog reportedly did not recognize him and attacked him, raising concerns about safety and supervision.
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Jimmy
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