Rural World Convention Opens in Washington
Rural Housewives of World from many nations begin their third triennial conference in Washington with Mrs Alfred Watt of Canada presiding. United States officials hosted open houses and exchanges of experience focusing on crafts and rural living issues across the participant nations.
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Japan offers hard line to China over rail clash
Japanese officials in North China push for mutual interdependence or war, citing alleged railway bridge destruction and a wrecked troop train. Consul general Suma warned Chungking to choose between accommodation and conflict as Tokyo seeks rail and air bases, aviation links, and a strong political economic military footing in China.
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Moleys Warning to Roosevelt on Democratic Radicals
Raymond Moley, once seen as the brain trust head, warned in New York that radicals within the Democratic party threaten Roosevelt by attacking moderation and the system he seeks to reform. He cited fears of federal relief agencies becoming political machines and warned against muckraking and overemphasis on New Deal philosophy at the expense of competent administration.
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Germany Celebrates Revived Navy and Kiel Monument
Germany showcased its revived navy with maneuvers in Kiel and a monument dedication to sailors from the Battle of Jutland. Hitler did not speak. Admiral Raeder and others paid tribute as thousands of veterans and colonial soldiers gathered. Labor troubles hit 15 states with major strikes at Remington Hand and in Manhattan.
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Gay Cotton Print Dress Pattern For Children
Durable sewing pattern ad describes a gay cotton print dress with a French bodice effect and a trimmed collar. Pattern Barbara Bed No 1882 2 offered in sizes 2, 4, 6, 8 and 30 with yardage and price details, order to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. Chicago.
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Housewife tips on spices milk and lilac care
This item offers practical homemaking tips from a housewife column. It suggests buying spices in small packages for economy and flavor preservation, notes adding half a cup of milk to soups for creaminess, and gives a method to deter suckers around a lilac bush using a circular piece of Maoleum placed around the plant.
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Grape Nuts Ad Promotes Dizzy Dean Winners Prizes
A newspaper column highlights a Grape Nuts promotion inviting readers to join the Dizzy Dean Winners program and win valuable free prizes, framed as a profitable reading incentive for boys and girls.
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Undefined Phrase Cites Names and Places in Sparse Text
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Point of Whidom: discern fal a, know what is true
A brief aphorism attributing wisdom to discernment of falsehood and the knowledge of truth, reflecting a reflective, antiquated style. The fragment presents a quotation about wisdom, emphasizing detection of falsity and recognition of truth.
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