Foreign Words and Phrases Compilation
A collection of Latin and other language phrases with translations and notes. Each entry provides the original term or motto followed by the English meaning such as Old men are twice children and Who enter here leave all hope behind.
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Massachusetts
Ferae Naturae
Garde de Corps
Esse
Canaille
Outre
Bridge of
Asses
S. S. S. Tonic Promises Restored Health and Appetite
A testimonial touts S. S. S. Tonic as a cure all for fatigue underweight and poor digestion. It claims to restore red blood cells boost appetite improve food use and return users to their former health. Available at drug stores. S. S. Co.
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S.S.S
S.S.5
New Italian Heir in January as Italy Faces Uncertain Future
The piece notes Italy may name a new heir to the throne in January, with Mussolini's rise and wartime strains shaping the House of Savoy. It covers Secretary Hull sailing for South America amid strikes disrupting his ship, calls for a better plan to end strikes, and reflections on American industry and foreign stock moves.
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Italy
Lloyds
Mussolini
House of Savoy
Mr. Hull
South America
Statue of Liberty
United States
House
Senate
Supreme Court
New Willard
Washington
White House
Buenos Aires
Great Britain
Germany
Japan
France
Latin America
WNU Service
Sound and sight warn of modern risks in daily life
The piece contrasts Voltairean optimism with harsh realities of American birth deaths and poverty. It cites a Science Service claim that seven hours of intense sound aging whisky by four years, and praises Mussolini’s horn ban in Rome as a model for restraint.
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Science Service
Rome
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Farm income rise in September boosts national totals
Government and market reports show September cash income for farmers at 754 million dollars from marketing plus 6 million in government payments, with total cash income including subsidies at 760 million. Nine month totals reach 5.434 billion, government payments at 210 million, while prices and livestock movement affect grains and meats.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Grouth
In the World's Greatest City Paul in Rome and Chains
A sermon examines Paul’s appeal to Caesar and his life as a prisoner preacher in Rome. It notes his aim to continue ministry, teaching justification by faith, and the mixed reception among Romans as some believe and some disbelieve.
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Christ
Caesar
Paul
G. Campbell Morgan
Rome
Barbara Bell Fall Pattern Book Promises Easy to Make Fashions
The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept announces patterns 1818 1984 and 1910 for home sewing with sizes 36 to 52 14 to 42 and ages 2 to 8 including a double duty frock a princess track and a baby apron set Patterns include yardage guidance and illustrated charts Send 15 cents for the pattern book featuring exclusive fashions for women matrons and children from The Bell Syndicate WNU Service Chicago Ill.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Adams St
Chicago
Ill
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Sending Wedding Gifts Etiquette Reminder
A wedding gift should be sent promptly after invitation receipt. Only the donor's card accompanies the gift without a personal note or foretelling congratulations to the bride. gifts are addressed to her.
An Unseen Hand Guides Us to the Other Side
Cloudy days are many and bright days are few as the unseen hand offers guidance. The text urges casting care on Him and trusting over seeing, noting a blessed shadow that hides the future and the value of earning over labor.
Imagination Shapes the Beyond, Says Bulwer
The passage asserts imagination and symbolism reveal future possibilities painted by God in dreams and symbols. It contrasts fanaticism with hopeful yearning, claiming both arise from the soul’s desire for the great Beyond and immortality.
Earthly Fame Quoted by Reverend C Lee
A brief aphorism notes fame as a shadow that follows the unseeking, yet flees as one pursues it, attributed to Rev. C. Lee.
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Rev. C. Lee
Nawab of Junagadh Naps At Reception In Rajkot
About 30 years ago in Rajkot India the Nawab of Junagadh hosted a reception where he never left his throne. Guests grew suspicious yet he smiled and appeared to enjoy himself. He was asleep from opium, his court artist had painted a cheerful smile so he could be present and nap.
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Rajkot
India
Junagadh
Collier’s Weekly
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