Hitler Bares His Soul to Mail Scribe
British war correspondent G Ward Price, a friend and source for Adolf Hitler, is featured in this column with claims about Hitler’s personality and behavior. The piece notes Price’s ties to Lord Rothermere and reports from his book I Know These Dictators. It also covers Wiener’s chaos theory and mentions Belgium’s Leon Degrelle and the Rexist movement.
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France England Friendless in New World Power Lineup
A wide analysis notes Britain and France drift from Allied cohesion after Munich pact moves. It cites Churchill versus Chamberlain, Czechoslovakia’s crisis, German demands, and France’s peace with Italy as signs of weakened collective security and rising isolation in Europe.
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Foreign Agents Register and New York Gubernatorial Race
The piece notes a 6 October deadline for registering foreign principals, with many unregistered and a trend toward enforcement. It covers civil service expansion under Roosevelt, shifting 81,000 Democratic workers to merit-based civil service and 44,000 more later. It also previews the Lehman versus Dewey New York governor race, highlighting backgrounds, support bases, and political dynamics shaping the campaign.
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What to Eat and Why By C Houston Goudiss
An overview of the vitamin and mineral value of fruits and vegetables. Green vegetables provide iron and calcium, leafy greens and carrots boost vitamin A, and citrus, tomatoes, and berries supply vitamin C. Canned foods preserve nutrients well, with many varieties available.
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Coffee in Later Life, Doctor's View Affirmed
The article states there is no reason a normal person should avoid coffee after middle age unless a doctor forbids it. It notes many people find both coffee and tea comforting in later years, reflecting a general stance on beverages for seniors.
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Canned Salmon Praised by U S Food Expert
An American food expert lauds canned salmon as the cheapest and most nutritious animal food for children over six, noting its value as a staple with limited fresh salmon availability.
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Around the House Items of Interest to the Housewife
A domestic tips roundup covers child clothing balance and sloped shoulders, proper house shoes, baking fish with muslin lining, lighting effects, morning preparation, anchored shoulder straps, uniform fruit pieces for canning, metal kitchen trash baskets for sanitation, and using talcum powder to break in new shoes.
Doilies for Your Enjoyment Pattern 5998
Indulge your love of luxury with doilies for buffets and luncheons. The three sizes 15 by 28, 12 by 9, and 5 by 5 inches suit many uses and fabrics. Pattern 5998 includes instructions, illustrations, stitches, and a photograph. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle at 259 W 14th Street New York NY to obtain it.
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Quiet Nazareth as a gentle Holy Land pilgrim center
Describes Nazareth as a timeless pilgrimage site with hallowed memories, narrow dark streets, and a mild intelligent population. Highlights include Marys well, Josephs carpenter shop, nearby Sea of Galilee trips, and rail links to Haifa. Notes the tranquil hills still echo Christ wanderings.
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