Ismet Inonu a diplomat with iron resolve rises in Turkey
Inonu, once Kemal Ataturk's loyal military aide, becomes Turkey's new dictator. The article portrays him as a master of heart to heart talks, ruthless yet brilliant, maintaining Turkey's diplomatic leverage in a shifting global arena. Also highlighted is Sumner Welles, architect of the Good Neighbor policy, and actor Robert Donat's rise to screen fame after years of setbacks.
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Gene Autry Dominates Popular Western Stars Quiz
Star Dust Chorus highlights Gene Autry as the most popular actor, with fans sending far more mail than Shirley Temple or Clark Gable. The piece notes Autry’s success at Republic, his Western rhythms, and upcoming films Rhythm of the Saddle and Western Jamboree. It also mentions Nancy Kelly and Lucille Manners in brief gossip and other industry tidbits.
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Truth and Lies in Bible Teaching Lesson Texts
A Moody Bible Institute lesson discusses lying as a core sin rooted in Satan. It cites Exodus 20 16 John 8 42 47 and Ephesians 4 25, urging honesty in personal life, church life, and preaching. It warns against modernism as a dangerous falsehood and calls believers to live truthfully.
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Making a Stocking Kitten Toy From Sewing Book 2
A reader praises Mrs. Spears Sewing Book 2 for toy making ideas and describes turning a stocking leg into a demure kitten with bright ribbon. Instructions cover stuffing, tail shaping, and facial features, with note on using embroidery thread for eyes whiskers and mouth. The notice promotes ordering books and a free quilt leaflet with both purchases.
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Looking Into the Future and the Moral Takeaways
A reflective piece contrasts gratitude for past favors with expectations for future help. It cautions against blaming others during hard luck and notes that humor, thought, and age shape character. The aphoristic observations link thought to facial lines and imply wisdom comes from inner states.
Out of Stride Quote Cited About Beggar on Horseback
A Burton adage says a beggar on horseback will ride a gallop. The saying implies unlikely rapid movement from a dependent person, framed as a sharp moral remark.
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Old Man Cash and the Poor Trust Is Dead Sign
A small North Carolina store once displayed a sign about paying cash that the kids called doggies and the grown ups linked to credit. The owner, nicknamed Old Man Cash, was said to read minds and deter procrastinating buyers. His shift from credit to cash helped boost advertising, product presentation, and customer trust, shaping better business and spirits.
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