Analysis finds happiness limits in married life of American women
In Philadelphia on June 10, Dr. Hobert Dickinson presented a study of happiness in the married life of 770 cultured American women drawn from personal physicians. The report links unhappiness to early life, taboos, and education, with about half of the group described as unhappy wives.
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Dinkingon
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Mark
Dickinson
Nine American Women to Be Presented at Buckingham Palace
London reports nine American women to be presented tonight at Buckingham Palace, following the royal ceremony for Queen Mary and King George. The scarlet and gold rooms gleam with roses as royal guests including the Duke of Gloucester, Prince George, Princess Mary, Lord Bathurst, the Earl and Countess of Athlone, and Lord Mountbatten attend. Queen Mary appears stately in the event, continuing a season of court presentations.
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Duke of Gloucreter
Prince George
Princess Mary
Lord Barcwuol
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Athlone
1850 War Vets Honored at White House Garden Party
More than disabled World War veterans were invited to the annual White House garden party. President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover hosted with Cabinet members in attendance. A gown of Master black with a rain of matching attire and a Garter ribbon corsage highlighted the event. About 400 attendees, including African matrons and debutantes, were presented by Mrs. Charles G. Taubwes, wife of the ambassador.
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Charles G. Tiawes
House Sense: GOP Defeat Proclaimed by Col Edward Mouse
From his seaside home Col Edward M Mouse reports that extensive correspondence with political allies nationwide points to a Democratic victory next year. He warned that if the election were held next week the country would go Democratic.
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Er, Mass
Fanmer
North Atlantic
Edward M. Mouse
Wilson
Arctic Sub On High Seas Adventure
An excerpt describes a wartime submarine voyage about 120 miles from New York, detailing the crew’s experiences and reflections aboard the vessel and its radio and navigation gear. It notes the crew’s independence, the ship’s unique craft, and the sense of accomplishment amid the Atlantic crossing. The narrative mentions Jack Tauchbrek’s birthday and a bridge game observed by others aboard.
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New York American
Hearst Enterprises, Inc
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OK News
New York
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Derg
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Selilas
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Splentiais
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A garbled report details a wreck near San Antonio involving a car and train with injuries to Victor Vidal and family. The text is severely corrupted with names, places, and quotes, making precise facts unclear.
Start Work on a City Demolition Project in 1879 Era
A chaotic fragment describes tearing down a city to build a Manhattan style center. The plan includes clearing 240 buildings, some from 1870s, to widen streets and create a $350,000 civic project funded by J J. Rnckerel. The cathedral spire and other landmarks are mentioned as targets for renewal.
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J. J
Rnckereller
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