Tenants Get Only Grace and Favor Homes
Report notes Duke of Windsor and Duchess to return to England as King George offers them favorable residence. Landlord evictions, rent seizures, and policy grace shape tenancy, with references to OPA grace provisions and wartime housing pressures. The piece discusses private favoritism, evictions, and the public’s view of grace versus coercive tenancy practices.
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Windsor
England
George
Opa
Moa
Brtler
Clothes Quiz Costume Jewelry For Seats Wear
A readable fragment discusses choosing costume jewelry to complement clothing for an event. It mentions pieces like bracelets lapel pins and necklaces, and suggests coordinating accessories with outfits. The text references a ceremony and questions about whether a white dress and hat create too much white.
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Mies
Pertis
Mga
Social cues and shy child guests in a party setting
An observation notes a small child largely unresponsive to adult guests. It suggests using simple commands and a toy demonstration to ease the child’s anxiety and help him engage with visitors.
Song Writing Readies Women for Music Careers
New York profiles Gladys Shelley a pioneering female lyricist. The piece notes her rapid craft, publishing success, and path from amateur to professional writer, detailing how she generates title ideas, works with publishers, and balances dramatic stories with catchy tunes. It highlights her aim to keep writing, producing both adult and children’s material, while warning against clichéd lines.
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New York
Gladys Shelley
Gladys
Eels
Yannis
Beta Watie
Aloy
Aisi
Gladys Tongun
Glidys
Mis Dons Filey and the Duplete Games at Carnegie Hall
The article describes Mis Dons Filey pioneering duplicate games in New York long associated with her, moving to Carnegie Hall. It highlights Fuller as a leading player and details a bidding battle where North shows pressure, South contemplates whether to drop a king or use a diamond finesse, and Fuller navigates with tactical plays across spades and diamonds amid the study of bidding interference. The piece also touches on the broader automate industry’s impact and market figures.
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Carnegie Hall
Fuller
Taday
Mrs Fuller
Yiel
South
al Vind
Wea
North
Jed
Harth
Fath
Standing in Line Always Mamas Job
In a frank account a man tells of his wife’s insistence on nylon stockings and the couple’s division of chores. The discussion centers on standing in line as a daily task for women, with a judge allegedly backing status quo and a jab at modern domestic roles.
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Wama
Papi
Pancakes I attest Rage i at Madi
Fragmented OCR noting social observations and scattered phrases about society, crime, prices, and daily life. Mentions traffic, inflation, scams, Tipping, and cultural notes. Sparse names and locations render concrete facts limited.
Fashion notes on resort wear and wardrobe versatility
An article fragment surveys resort fashion focusing on versatile outfits and travel friendly wardrobes. It mentions layered skirts with panels, a muted palette, and several ensembles designed for multiple uses, including dresses, blouses, and pants with practical tailoring.
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Golan Nak
Asory
Mike Exis
Siack Suit
Cooktanl Diesel
Pil Premo
Orm
Dental Decay and School Programs Urge Early Dental Care
Health hints discuss how delaying dental visits leads to greater decay and costs, urging parents to bring children for checkups twice yearly. University studies from Kansas and Wichita show average child needs regular exams. promote school programs for education, prevention, and easier care.
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Ehitiien
Ehitiien Who Keep There Bent In Pood Tepin
Studus
Duat
Exery
Seale
Tiny Record Notes on Toys and Patterns
Fragmented OCR note describes a miniature zoo scene with toys and gifts, mentions patterns for a needlework day and a request to send twenty coals for a pattern. References to The Tiny Record and a pattern number 239 W appear with unclear context.
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Tiny
Our Children by Angelo Patri moral code across generations
A reflective piece on how children should be treated with respect by elders. It warns against speaking out of turn, teaches restraint, and argues that true manners come from mutual trust, patience, and consistent parental guidance fostering intelligent, respectful growth.
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Eck
Affecton Chiens Cooper
Fragments of Dental Health Notice Resurface in Odd OCR Text
The readable lines mention dental concerns and a preliminary notice about teeth and jaws. It appears as an OCR garble with scattered terms like false teeth and dental powder, suggesting an old health advisory or product mention, but details are unclear. No clear event, date, or names emerge.
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