Mussolini Entering War Leadership as Plans Unfold
The article analyzes Mussolini's rise from trench soldier to top commander and his bold drive to gain quick victories in Abyssinia before the rainy season. It notes air field dangers from live wires near airports and critiques U.S. business maneuvering in Ethiopia. It also mentions a New York court case involving two young killers and the Belgium queen's fatal car crash. The piece surveys San Francisco progress on the Golden Gate bridge and warns Britain over Suez tensions amid a looming peace.
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Exploring Global Cuisines From Grasshoppers to Dumplings
Prepared by the National Geographic Society, the article surveys world eating habits from grasshoppers in South Africa to dumplings in Sweden and India. It notes diverse delicacies across continents, describes preparations in China, Liberia, Spain, Afghanistan, Chile, and more, and highlights unique drinks and breads shaping regional meals.
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Frock Pattern Teaches Polished House Dress Look
A sewing pattern guides busy matrons to craft a versatile house frock that doubles as street wear. It features flattering revers, pleated sleeves, roomy paneled pockets, and an eyelet option, with sizes 16 through 44 and yardage details. Pattern 2335, illustrated instructions, 15 cents, Sewing Circle Pattern Dept NY.
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Holiday longing at the store cashier
A humorous exchange in Answers Magazine features a pretty cashier lamenting needing a holiday and the manager replying that the men are already counting their change, highlighting workplace banter over fatigue.
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Boss Who Laid Down Laws Becomes Lost Legend
Senator Sorghum quips that the former boss overworked as he laid down laws so promiscuously that a state of confusion followed. He jokes that search parties must find any laws at all.
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Monument Memory Jest Reflects Founding Hero
A humorous line about George Washington's memory mocks monuments built to him. A child praises Washington’s memory while a father questions why, and the boy cites the many monuments as proof.
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Not So Public Girl Friend-Charlie Community Drive
Charlie and a friend discuss a community drive and propose a better parking spot, contrasting opinions on public effort and convenience.
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