From the Normandie to a New Utopia on the Atlantic
A Brisbane column surveys the Normandie and other great ships as a floating microcosm. It envisions influential passengers like Mrs. Widener, Mrs. Astor, Dr. Carrel, and reporters shaping a modern utopia, while noting the Queen Mary’s Atlantic race and the vast unity of world oceans.
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Queen Mary
Normandie
Rex
Europa
Utopia
Sir Thomas More
Utopia Gazette
Floyd Gibbons
Edward H. Butler
Buffalo News
Abraham Cahan
America
George D. Widener
Philadelphia
Brisbane
Vincent Astor
Grouse
Scotland
Madame Flagstadt
Isolde
Wagner
Arthur Bodanzky
New Utopia
Atlantic
Pacific
Arctic
Antarctic
Mercator
Asia
New York
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Europe
Bosporus
King Features Syndicate, Inc
WNN Service
Life or death dilemma over newborn with life saving surgery
A five day old Chicago baby with missing colon faces a life or death choice as doctors debate whether to operate. Parents disagree. mother wants life and advances in medicine, father fears lifelong invalidism. Medical experts weigh ethics, legality, and chance of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian R. Tafel
Chicago
Julian R. Tafel, Jr
Julian
Louis Moorhead
Loyola University
Lewis K. Eastman
Eva Tafel
Julian Tafel, Sr
Eastman
Solomon
Isaac Abt
Tafel
Dr. Eastman
Anton J. Carlson
University of Chicago
Joseph B. de Lee
Chicago Maternity Hospital
Noble Sprout Heaney
John E. Jennings
Press Reference Bureau
Kings County
N. Y
Hugh S. Cummings
United States Public Health Service
William Cardinal O’connell
Boston
Julian Tafel
Harold Lesler
Congress Park
Dickie
Pilar Abrahia
Journal of the American Medical Association
Paulus
Newspaper Union
Two Happy Prisoners and a Jailbreak Lesson
October devotional on Acts 16 22 34 and Philippians 3 7 14 contrasts Lydia conversion with the demon possessed girl. Paul and Silas endure beating and imprisonment then sing and pray as God rouses the jailer to salvation by faith in Jesus Christ.
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Phillipe
Jesus Christ
Lydia
Paul
Silas
Jesson
Christ
God
Christ Jesus
Independence of Opinions Quote by Ralph Waldo Emerson
A concise Emerson quotation on the ease of living by the world’s opinion or in solitude and the rare virtue of maintaining the independence of one’s own mind amid the crowd with sweetness.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Overcoming Desires Quote by Aristotle
A concise reflection on self mastery by Aristotle. The speaker asserts that true bravery lies in mastering one's own desires, greater than defeating external foes. The hardest victory is over oneself, stressing inner restraint as ultimate strength.
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Aristotle
Handsome Cloth Crocheted Square Pattern Sale
Crochet pattern 5193 offers a lacy square design for a table cloth bedspread dresser scarf or pillow cover. Learn the sample square quickly then join many to create a beautiful home textile and receive full instructions with materials by sending 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 259 W. Fourteenth St. New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Circle
Household Arts Dept
Fourteenth St
New York
N. Y
Cowboy Lingo Distinguishes Lariat and Lasso Terms
Montana author Dan McCarthy specifies lariat as a noun and lasso as a verb in cattle country. His book on cowboy lingo explains a ariat as a rope used to lass o animals, a paint as a multicolored horse, and rotten joggin describes a spark in the moonlight.
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Dan McCarthy
Montana
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Dea
Sayer
Qursi
WNU
P. G. Wodehouse
William C Utley
Dr. Dafoe
Allan
Roy Dafoe
Nation
Baby Tafel
Stuart
S. Fortier
Worcester Ave
Pasadena
Cal
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