Princess Juliana to Wed for Love in Dutch Royal Pact
The Hague rejoices as Princess Juliana, 27, announces engagement to Prince Bernard zu Lipsterfield, 25, amid royal matchmaking rumors. Queen Wilhelmina may abdicate to Juliana after the marriage, while the princess endures formal life and strict upbringing shaped by statecraft and conservative style.
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Benno
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Wihelmina
Hendrik
Mecklenburg
Ane
Mantelpiece Decorates to Conceal Cast Iron Telepiece
English decorators covered the mantelpiece and surrounding border with a unifying color to blend with the room’s poem themed color scheme, disguising an unattractive cast iron telpiece in the bedroom.
When Is a Man Broke
A businessman boasts I will never go broke amid a mood of doubt and looming ruin. The piece questions the meaning of broke and whether the speaker was already near financial collapse as he speaks.
When Is a Man Broke in Spirit and Fortune
The essay argues that being broke is not just financial loss but a loss of spirit, courage, and hope. It emphasizes inner break before external ruin, the role of friendship and love in sustaining idealism, and the duty to keep high spirits alive through difficulty to avoid true bankruptcy.
The Household By Lydia Le Baron Walker Homes and window decor
Covers protect and beautify items from lids to textiles. Windows can be transformed with glass curtains, colored draperies, and plants to compensate for poor external views, creating an attractive, well cared for living space.
Lost will turns wealth into poverty in self regard
A reflection states that true broke ness comes when a man loses the will to begin again and lowers his claim on life, thereby ceasing to recognize the claims of others upon him as he neglects his own innate powers. Western Newspare Union
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Prehistoric City Found in Arizona Unearthed by Expedition
A Rainbow Bridge Monument Valley group discovers a ruined fortress and two hundred yard long walls with around a hundred rooms at Black Mesa Arizona linked to Pueblo Indians. Dr. Charles del Norte Winning notes the find as the expedition’s most significant. Skeletons and artifacts from the Twelfth or Thirteenth century reveal life and trade links with Monument Valley.
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New York
Black Mesa
Arizona
Charles del Norte Winning
Monument Valley
Ansel F. Hall
National Park Services
Painted Desert
Navajo Reservation
Big House
Bert Summer
Winning Seid
Rerepta
Northastern
Arizone
Deia
Pueblo Collares
Potterr Ji
Tropical Headlight-Fish Wanders Too Far North
A tropical headlight fish with its own lighting system was brought in by a trailer near Boston. The 2 twenty-comber, three feet long, was caught 169 fathoms off Georges Bank. It has a eyeless head with a short arm above, long tentacles, and a phosphorescent tip near the mouth. Fisheries officers were surprised a tropical species appeared so far north.
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Boston
Georges Bank
Bureau of Fisheries
First Girl Born in Four Generations in Atlantic City
J. Dale Thompson, granddaughter of former Mayor Joseph Thompson, becomes the first girl born on the family tree in four generations. The line had remained male only for 13 years, tracing from Joseph Thompson through two brothers and their sons to reach Dale with the birth breaking the pattern.
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Atlantic City
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