Roosevelt takes New Hampshire delegates in tight contest
Roosevelt won New Hampshire pledged delegates as Smith carried only three cities. Unofficial returns showed Roosevelt ahead by about 4500 votes with urban areas splitting and rural support favoring Roosevelt. The result influences Massachusetts planning and signals contest dynamics for the national Democratic convention.
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Beauty Talks By Marjorie Duncan on Skincare and Hair Advice
This column discusses common myths about facial hair on women and skin care. It explains that light facial down is normal, warns against excessive powdering of shiny skin, and advises gentle care with moisturizers and massaging. It also covers hair bleaching as a mild option and cautions about dandruff perceptions and deodorant use after hair removal.
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Locomotives Bend Around Sharp Curves With Three-Section Design
A British builder unveils a three section locomotive that can bend to negotiate tight curves without leaving the track. The innovation promises to allow larger engines to navigate tighter routes, easing ground clearance issues on winding railway lines.
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Pera Weekly
Old and New Faith Blended in Japan on Christianity and Culture
Ellery Sedgwick reflects in Atlantic Monthly on how Japan blends faiths, noting Christianity coexists with Shinto and Buddhism. He recounts a noble family’s tragedy where a Christian father greets visitors, a mother prays beside a dying child, and a sword lies across the Bible, symbolizing clashing beliefs and enduring superstition.
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Doping Out the Slogan Storytime Lesson Recalled
A teacher read Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves to a class of young boys. The session sparked discussion about slogans and storytelling, highlighting how tales shape perceptions and values in early education.
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Optimiette Question Sparks Dark Rumors From Noite
A garbled Inquiry from Bolémaly to a vats sor crew hints at tensions surrounding Noite. The fragment mentions No. 2 being dragged up to the atine and voices hope for a safer outcome as confusion and peril loom.
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