Verly Hills Memoir Reveals California Ranches and Radio Drama
In a rambling reminiscence, the writer recounts a San Francisco drama appearance with Fred Stone and Charles Ingham, then travels by road to Hearst’s Mills ranches and San Juan sites. He recalls features of Hearst holdings, guest counts, and the rustic California landscape, noting travel and anecdotal scenes from a touring life.
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Fen
Dandyls
Hearst
Milly
Rhodead
San Jon
Irish Free State Defined In Anglo Treaty Text
The text describes the Irish Free State comprising Wyiree southern provinces of Leinster Munster and Cen t and three counties Cavan and Monaghan of Ulster. It notes the Free State as a co equal self governing dominion in the British Empire and cites the Anglo treaty signed December 1921 and the constitution proclaimed December 6 following the provisional parliament meeting October 25. It mentions the oath of allegiance to the Constitution and to the king as part of the dominion status of Canada.
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Irish Free State
Leinster
Munster
Cent
Cavan
Monaghan
Ulster
New Hampshire
Ont
Massachusetts
Free State
Dominion of
Canada
Understanding the Real Causes Behind a Weak Stomach
The article argues that a weak stomach often reflects issues beyond the stomach such as dental infections gall bladder problems or sluggish intestines. It notes mental factors like nervousness and poor diet can trigger symptoms and urges medical and dental exams plus lifestyle changes to restore digestive health.
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F. Kraupl
Berlin
Migraine Causes and Diagnostic Steps Outlined by Doctors
A piece from the WNU Service discusses migraine as a multifactorial condition with possible links to the liver eye or foods. It outlines a comprehensive evaluation including history, physical and mental exams, eye tests, X rays, brain and spinal fluid checks, and metabolic assessments. It notes advice to rest in a dark room during attacks and explores supportive treatments such as laxatives and mental therapy between episodes.
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M. Critchley
R. Ferguson
London
Critchley and
Ferguson
WNU
Civilization Speaks Many Languages Delays Progress
Hi Ho of Christown laments that progress slows as people spend time defining what they are talking about across diverse languages and cultures. The remark reflects concern over communication barriers hindering action.
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Hi Ho
Christown
Roosevelt advances New Deal plans shaping Senate race
Washington paragraph notes President Roosevelt aims to present a broad New Deal program to Congress in January 1935. Analysts see it as a campaign mandate strategy, with opponents expected to push debates on retirement pensions unemployment insurance and NRA reform. Borah’s speech warns for constitutional governance amid a tense Capitol Hill backdrop.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Moosevelt
Ancyone
Vic
Mr. Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Ereas
Borah
Lincoln
Republic
When to Accept and Not Accept Invitations
Emily Post counsels Mrs Most on hospitality and gratitude. A host need not return invitations but should show appreciation with thoughtful gestures such as candy flowers or a kind note. A modest home can host friends, and true success lies in the spirit of hospitality, not lavish money.
Etiquette on modern card leaving and teen entertaining
A column discusses present day etiquette for leaving sympathy or inquiry cards and visiting neighbors, noting that casual card dropping has faded for most adults but that sincere, thoughtful cards remain appropriate. It also affirms that parents may host their teenager’s party paying the guests’ expenses and accompanying them on outings.
Program Music Defined in Instrumental Works
The term program music refers to purely instrumental pieces intended to reproduce by musical tones a sequence of definite ideas or events.
Socialists in Office and Global War Talk
A sweeping column notes the rise of socialism in governments from Britain to France and Mexico. It cites Ramsay MacDonald as Prime Minister, Clemenceau’s socialist era, and Raymond Moley on the New Deal, plus warnings of church closures in Sonora and Soviet moves toward wartime Mongolia. The piece also touches on U S policy, military restraint, and a boxing anecdote in New Orleans.
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Ramsay MacDonald
England
Clemenceau
Germany
France
Holland
French Republic
Raymond Moley
Pelping
Soviet
Russia
Outer Mongolia
Charles Fourier
Japan
Tussia
Lake Baikal
English Channel
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Ce Hughes
Fred Stone
Tas
Charles Ingham
Fred
Bed
Kan
California
San Francisco
Californches
McNawghe Syndicate, Inc
William Bruckart
J. N. Darling
Darling
Department of Agriculture
Ickes
Department of the Interior
Dh Weetera
Unles
Emily Post
Mrs. Post
Enmilio Puet
Brisbane
Mexico
Europe
Sonora
Rodolfo Elias Calles
Galles
P. Bilas Calles
John Simon
Great Britain
China
United States
Uncle Sam
British Empire
Hull
Mill- Hong
New Orleans
Tommy Marvin
Chief Chewekt
Marvin
Chewekt
Chewckt
King Features Syndicate
Ine Wnu
Sally Sez
Hewlett’s BT
Eee
Intermountain
Janet Steel
Salt Lake City
Beaver Dam
Arizona Strip
Los Angeles
St. George
Arizona
Pep
Utah
Idaho
Utah High School of Beauty Gusture
St. Salt Labs
White House
Salt Lake Box & Basket CO
Ogden
Southern Pacific
D. R. Owen
So. Main St
Menno Simons
Uss Intermountsin
Intermountain Products
P.O
Lake City
W.N.U
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