London Court Ball Sparks Talk of King and Ambassador
The London court scene after a ballroom meeting between King George and American Ambassador Harvey stirred sensational theories. Rumors ranged from disarmament to the Anglo Japanese alliance with sly hints that Lloyd George may have prompted the exchange. If their chat touched on mint juleps or duels, it would still uplift spirits amid scarce iotas of happiness.
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London
King George
Ambassador Harvey
Great Britain
United States
Kentucky
Lloyd George
Colonel Harvey
Belfast
England
George
Harvey
Heat Waves And Food In Summer News
The piece notes widespread heat sufferings in major cities and deaths from heat while resort escapes rise. South Texas remains less affected though San Antonio experiences heat tempered by Gulf breezes. Doctors warn July and August bring summer illnesses from public ignorance of hot and cold weather. rest and fresh air protect health.
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South Texas
San Antonio
Gulf of Mexico
Rules for hot weather health and cooling advice
The article advises enduring summer by drinking plenty of pure water, avoiding ice-cold drinks, and preferring small frequent sips. It praises San Antonio artesian water and notes the body's water needs from lungs to kidneys. It recommends sparing diets, fruit, milk products, watermelons, rest, and outdoor activity to cope with heat. It warns against anger and crowds and stresses calm, sensible attire and open-air time.
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San Antonio
Texas
Einstein Finds Americans Queer Critics of Work
In a return review from Berlin Professor Albert Einstein criticizes Americans for being obsessed with work while neglecting intellectual pursuits. He notes Europe values thought more, yet acknowledges the strong interest his relativity theory drew in the United States during his visit.
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Albert Einstein
Einstein
Professor Enstein
Berlin
United States
Europe
Einstein and Americans viewed as queer by both sides
The excerpt contrasts Professor Einstein’s limited interest in his science with the American fascination. It suggests he judged America by citified impressions while Americans likewise labeled him queer. The piece ends noting mutual perceptions of “queerness” between Einstein and the U S public.
Grandmother Law Graduate Inspires All Ages
A nearly sixty year old woman completes law school in the Midwest and plans to open an office. Her story shows that time, willpower, and determination can overcome age barriers, encouraging others to pursue education and new careers despite long work lives.
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Middlewest
San Antonio
Mysterious Invasion at Rangome Bungalow
Bartley and I stealthily enter Rangome Bungalow to uncover Vance’s hidden motives. Inside the dark rooms we search a living area filled with papers and a typewriter while listening for intruders. A sudden shot from the doorway reveals Vance wounded, and the sequence ends on a cliffhanger.
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Rinshme
Vance
Vaunt
Bartley
Badhy
Whit Iain
Rangome
Jane
Hinds
Battley
Ransone
Jenkins
Ike
Magne
Rice growers to get Reserve Board help via banks
Chicago July 23 A telegram from W T H Marding governor of the Federal Reserve Board says federal reserve banks will extend discretion to discount paper secured by rice to aid growers. The message notes banks will also extend accommodation to cotton paper discounts and refers matters to Atlanta and Dallas reserve banks for details.
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Chicago
Reserve Banks
W.T. HH. Marding
Federal Reserve Board
American Rice Growers’ Association
Federal Reserve Banks
Banka Dixe
Atlanta
Dallas
Credit Grain Export Financing Arranged in New York
A syndicate led by Bankers Trust and International Adeptante Bank Inc plans a credit of 1,006,000 dollars to finance grain shipments to Germany. The arrangement includes acceptance credits for 90 days and was announced Friday in New York.
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New York
Jaly
Bankers Trust Gmmpany
Tnternational Adeptante Bank, Inc
Laughs and marvels in a New York stage cabinet trick
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a vaudeville skit where a conjurer invites a lady audience member into a cabinet, promising a reveal then turning to comic mishaps about hair, apples, and an improvised tale of a bald Baldwin. Jokes mix with a stray tale of a monkey and a lifeguard medal anecdote.
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George Harvey
New York
Merida Ana Laa
Hewan
Leavin
Marie
Film titles and communist headquarters cited in report
The fragment lists films from Loew's and other studios and notes a claim that Yucatan has been chosen as a Latin American Communist propaganda headquarters. It cites a Mexican delegation returning from Moscow now in Berlin. The item mixes entertainment notices with political assertion from a wartime era press clipping.
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Yuratan
Mexico City
Yucatan
Conmunist Congress
Latin-America
Moscow Assembly
Berlin
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Lligin
Mit
Serena
Briggs
Hinda
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Hiei
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