Parisians and a world peace dream discussed by Pertinax
A Parisian journalist Pertinax is depicted as a sharp, skeptical observer of European diplomacy and economic plans. The piece notes his history of challenging American and European leaders, predicting outcomes before others see them, and his influence on press and public opinion. It references Paul van Zeeland’s proposals and a French focus on good will in international affairs. It also profiles Eugene Ormandy as a child prodigy shaped by early conditioning and his rise to conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra.
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Pertinax
Paul van Zeeland
Belgium
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Walt Disney
France
Senator Borah
Hoover
America
U.S
Geneva
Eugene Ormandy
Philadelphia Orchestra
Gustav Mahler
Budapest Academy of Music
New York
Capitol Theater
Roxy’s Gang
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Hungary
Consolidated News Features
WNN Service
Bell Syndicate
Wnuu
Abide With Me Song Tied to Jerusalem Victory chant
The piece notes that Abide With Me served as a victory chant for the English during the Jerusalem capture in World War I and recalls its use in later campaigns as a commemorative refrain linked to Lord Kitchener’s reconquest efforts for England in the Anglo Egyptian Sudan.
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Jerusalem
Lord Kitchener
England
Sudan
Laung
Dear Doris Dene Love and Money Across Family Lines
A pair of reader letters discuss arranged marriage to an older man to support a family and a teen in love with a disapproved partner. The responses warn that material happiness cannot replace personal happiness, note risks of lifelong disillusion, and urge practical cut of losses while considering parental compromise. Additional guidance covers sneaky romances and dance etiquette warnings.
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Doris Dene
Anne H. F
What Is a Man Worth in the Gadarenes Tale
A 1938 sermon on Mark 5 contrasts the demon possessed man with the merchants who fear disruption to their profits. It warns against spiritist practices and demonic influence while urging personal revival and commitment to Christ’s power over evil. The text urges readers to seek souls over money and to invite spiritual renewal starting within.
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Sea of Galilee
Satan
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Church of Our Day
Stars of Good News radio crew turn toward films
Garland, Brice and Jones poised for stardom as Metro Goldwyn Mayer releases Every Body Sing. The piece notes a shift to story driven musicals with catchy songs and vivid sets. It also highlights Hollywood trends toward rural living and rising craft labor.
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Ndy Garland
Fanny Brice
Allan Jones
Good News
Radio Hour
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Reginald Owen
Three Frocks to Wardrobe for Spring Fashion
Three easy to sew dresses in shirtwaist, princess, and fitted line styles suit morning street and afternoon parties. Describes fabrics, sizes 14 to 50, yardage, and pattern details from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago with 15 cent prices.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Ill
On the Highway and the Value of Responsibility
The piece jokes about driving faults and the danger of reckless behavior. It cautions that carefree driving leads to risk and that responsible driving matters more than flashy headlights or bold acts. It notes the risk of kissing while driving and the health impact of unsafe conduct.
TIP Is to Gardeners
A gardener who knows soil quality can maximize returns. Clayey soils require careful handling yet are productive. Sandy soils are early. Moderate cool moist conditions suit peas lettuce cabbage broccoli cauliflower beets carrots radish and onion. Plant early for spring, then again for fall. Warm season crops need heat sun and moisture and should be planted later.
Ferry Seeds Display Signals Spring Planting
The Ferry Seeds display in the local store introduces a season of gardening with Ferry’s Seeds promising tastier vegetables and more beautiful flowers. The Ferry-Morse Seed-Breeding Institute reports new and improved varieties tested for germination and true-to-type seeds. Prices start at five cents per packet with 1938 novelties offered by Ferry-Morse Seed Co. in Detroit and San Francisco.
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Ferry
Ferry-Morse
Ferry-Morsa Seed Co
Detroit
San Francisco
Personal Architects Every man is the architect of his own fortune
A short aphorism attributed to Salter states that each person designs their own luck through actions and choices. The saying emphasizes personal responsibility and initiative in shaping outcomes.
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Salter
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