Russia Faces Two Border Foes in Global Tension
The column tracks Russia's heightened stakes on two borders as German expansion and Czech crisis ripple into Romania and Ukraine, with Japan expanding in Siberia and Manchukuo. It notes Soviet protests, diplomatic alignments with Britain and France, and the wider World War era dangers as economies and military postures shift.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
Hitler
Mussolini
Europe
Carol
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Romania
Bucharest
Ukraine
Balkan
Bulgaria
Yugo Slavia
Belgium
France
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Reich
Russia
Poland
Britain
Czech
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Portsmouth
Japan
Manchukuo
Mongolia
Russian Siberia
Chankufeng Hill
Siberian
Tokyo
Canton
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Hainan Island
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Adolf Hitler
Italy
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Russia Reasserts Role After Munich as Germany Seeks Ukraine Route
The article argues Russia withdraws from European diplomacy after Munich while Germany eyes the Ukraine. It outlines strategic pressures on Poland and Lithuania, linking Prague’s fall to shifts in Nazi policy. It notes Me mel and Danzig tensions and references King Carol’s London trip for French British trade support.
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Memel
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Carol
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George
Around 4 the House Cleaning Window Shades and Snacks
A reader offers tips for cleaning light window shades with a flour-dusted flannel cloth. A crunchy sandwich filling combines chopped dates, celery, cream cheese, and candied orange peel with salt paprika and dressing. A tip suggests glycerin in rinse water to freshen flannels.
Kitchen Tips for Delicate Fabrics and Quick Desserts
Wash fine lingerie with at least two rinses. Improve apple pie by adding grated orange rind and juice. Muffin pans serve as individual molds for gelatin salads and macaroni and cheese mixtures.
What to Eat and Why Beverages and water's role in nutrition
The text argues beverages are essential in every meal because water is a fundamental need for humans. It notes that about two thirds of the body is water, present in muscles brain organs and bones, and that each cell relies on water for proper function. It also mentions sweetness level is a personal choice and mixing drinks is easy for children.
The Body's Need for Liquids
The text explains water as a solvent for food, aiding digestion and absorption, and as a major component of blood that transports nutrients. It notes about 10 pounds of water circulate daily and that water helps eliminate wastes via lungs, skin, and kidneys. Regular replacement is essential to avoid headaches, nervousness, and indigestion.
Beverages Classified and Hydration Guidelines
The amount of water each person needs varies with diet and season with higher needs in heat. Daily intake should include several glasses of water plus water from foods. Milk and beverages like coffee tea cocoa and fruit juices supplement hydration and enjoyment. Beverages are grouped as refreshing or stimulating, with some overlap.
Refreshing Beverages and Their Uses in Meals
This passage describes refreshing beverages including fruit juices fruitades and carbonated drinks like ginger ale and sarsaparilla. It notes their thirst quenching flavors contribution to diet energy from sweeteners and their suitability as appetizers between meals and during entertaining.
Stimulating Beverages Coffee Tea Cocoa and Health
The article discusses coffee tea chocolate and cocoa as stimulants. It explains fat content differences in chocolate and cocoa with milk, and how cream milk and sugar affect energy value. It notes caf feine in coffee and theine in tea, and cautions against giving these drinks to children while highlighting their dietary role for adults.
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C. Houston Goudiss
Guard Against Staleness in Coffee and Tea
The article notes that coffee flavor comes from a volatile oil lost quickly to air and that coffee contains fixed oil prone to rancidity. It advises buying freshly roasted coffee in small quantities and serving immediately. tea also deteriorates with storage and should be kept in air tight containers in small amounts.
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WNU
C. Houston Goudiss
Wild Justice Revenge and the Call for Law
The quote reflects Bacon on humans inclined to vengeance and argues that justice must curb such tendencies. It frames law as essential to restrain natural impulse toward retribution and restore social order.
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Bacon
Pedestrian Responsibility Highlighted In 1937 Safety Report
The National Safety Council says pedestrians bore a large share of 1937 traffic deaths totaling 39 500 with 15 400 pedestrian fatalities. It cites jay walking ignored lights and unsafe walking as major faults in 67 percent of fatal cases and 69 percent of non fatal cases in state reports.
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National Safety Council
All-Bran Promoted to Ease Constipation
An advertisement urges replacing laxatives with Kellogg's All-Bran to add bulk to the diet. It claims daily use with ample water improves digestion and avoids emergencies, noting the cereal is a natural aid not a medicine and is sold by grocers nationwide.
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