New Life Stirs Historic Homeland of Ancient Trade Builders
Feature on Portugal's renewed growth under Salazar era, with scenes of Lisbon and Tagus harbor. Describes highways, ports, and urban life, plus insights on cultural heritage from Belem to Jeronimos and the Lusiads. Includes a psychology column on child development and home education.
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Africa
Indies
Portugal
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Tagus Ringer
Tejo
Belem
Boil in Ear Canal Causes Front Ear Pain
Pain in front of the ear and with ear movement often signals a furuncle in the outer ear canal rather than an ear infection. Treatment steps include antiseptic packing, warm medicated fomentations, and, when pus forms, prompt opening often under anesthesia.
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F. S. Wrigley
Manchester
Wrigley
Keith
Tell Doctor Your Troubles and Trust The Nervous Cause
The piece explains that many stomach and digestive symptoms stem from nervousness rather than organic disease. It urges patients to reveal worries from home or work to physicians, who can help address underlying stress and avoid unnecessary medical or surgical treatment. It cites Mayo Clinic expert Dr Walter Alvarez and notes the risk of neurotic behavior in patients with numerous complaints.
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Walter Alvarez
Mayo Clinic
Western Newspaper Union
Wise Mothers Value Child's Individuality
Children are conditioned toward resentment by thoughtless parents. Frequent interruptions dull childish initiative while a child works.
Spotless Guatemala City and Its Rich Indigenous Markets
Guatemala City sits at five thousand feet with a population around 170000. The capital’s palaces temples pottery statues and burial places showcase ancient mysteries. Broad streets snowy houses and spotless appeal attract visitors to a market where Indians from many tribes trade handicrafts at reasonable prices.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
America
Longest Canal Lock Questioned Yet In Great Lakes System
The Davis lock in the Saulte Sainte Marie canal is not the world’s longest. Locks at Davis and the fourth measure 1,350 feet by 80 feet, while the Humberstone guard lock on the Welland canal runs 1,380 feet and is the longest. The Soo locks do not permit two 600 foot freighters to pass simultaneously.
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Davis
Saulte Sainte Marie Canal
New Welland Canal
Humberstone
Soo
Money Tales and a Doctor’s Slow Recovery
A secretary quotes a patient inquiry about the doctor’s health. The doctor replies he is making a slow but steady recovery. The scene notes the usual charge for a consultation.
Shrink from water sparks domestic quip exchange
A brief gag prompts a husband and wife exchange about shrinking in water and fashion, reflecting a light domestic humor tone. The comment suggests equal shrinking in proportion to a bathing suit would be acceptable.
Corking Yacht Sparks Market Quip in Local Row
A playful exchange centers on Harold DeStar’s yacht, with puns about corking and uncorking. The banter suggests a local scene turning on a maritime asset, highlighting social wit around a notable vessel.
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Harold DeStar
H’m
Snowman-Well overhears a chilly confrontation
Dialogue hints at a heated exchange ending with a surprising knockout as one character admits time running out. The snippet suggests a Western or frontier mood with sharp wit and brisk action.
Bird-Say Chides Dinner Habits with Firefly Tease
A playful exchange has Mr. Bird-Say criticizing cold worms and suggesting a rare hot meal of fire flies as a humorous alternative. The banter highlights quirky appetite preferences in a light, informal tone.
They Sober Up People Laugh At Foolish Ventures
A fragment from a column notes humorous lines on crowd reactions to bold ideas. It mentions Ed Howe and a comparison to beauty shop processes as a thought experiment. The piece reflects on tradition, self awareness, and humans confronting habits with irony.
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Ed Howe
Your Gift For eternal keepsake coats you weave for your children
A compact meditation on shaping daily acts into lasting, intangible inheritance. The quote frames parental effort as a lifelong, enduring gift rather than material wealth.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WNU
Algarves
Guinea
Ethiopia
Arabia
Persia
India
Azores
Madeira
Brazil
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Netherlands
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Vasco da Gama
Cape of Good Hope
Luis de Campens
Campes
Vasco
Tagus
Argosses
Armada
Spain
Lisbon
Naples
Istanbul
St. George
Rome
Praca Do Commercio
Rocio
Rossio
Avenida da Liberdade
By Edith Brandis
National Winger Rates Association
WNU Service
James W. Barton
Dr. Barton
Today’s Health Column
George
T. L. Cuyler
Penny
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