Go Native Summer Fashion and Beauty Tips
The piece urges escaping monotony through South Sea and tropical styling. It promotes warm brown skin tones via sun or gypsy tan foundations, bold geranium lipstick, iridescent green eyeshadow, and primitive textiles like linens and ginghams, ending with an offer for expert advice from Woman's Interest Syndicate in Toronto.
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Rome
Europe
America
Canada
Tahiti
Algeria
Majorca
South Sea Islands
Woman's Interest Syndicate
Bloor St. W
Toronto
Ontario
Fragmentary Verse About Hen Eggs and Human Bones
Abstract lines mix random phrases on eggs bones and corner stooges. The text resembles garbled poetry with no clear events or identifiable subjects.
Parrot of the Town Gossip Cited as Moral Guide
A proverb urges living so openly that even the town’s worst gossip would hesitate to spread falsehoods about you. The saying emphasizes integrity and reputation over appearances and rumors.
Nerviline praised by New Brunswick resident
Mrs. H. L. Carpenter of Rothesay New Brunswick reports three years of use with Nerviline. She cites relief for neuralgia colds chills cramps stomach pain and general family illnesses in a rural home setting.
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H. L. Carpenter
Rothesay, N.B
Folly Of Speed Prompts Pledge From Insurance Idea
In Chicago Daily News a column says a major insurer invites a 50 mph pledge. The author confesses past high speed driving up to 80 mph, but argues fuel, tire, and machine wear double at that pace and questions driver strain. The piece questions practicality and health impact of speeding.
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H.Y. O.B
Chicago Daily News
A Funny Game From a Mirror Writing Challenge
A simple party game invites players to hold cardboard at an angle, tear a sheet of paper, and write their name in a mirror. Participants compare clearest names and offer a small prize to the best effort.
Tower of London Now Hosts Regular Population
The Tower of London reports a stable resident community of 700 people including the on duty guard detachment. The figure reflects the fortress’s daily living presence beyond its historic role.
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London
The
Tower
Village shop worker Sam called to evening prayer
A village shop helper Sam is questioned on tasks by his master at night. The master asks if Sam has sanded the sugar and watered the milk, and Sam affirms. The passage ends with the master inviting Ian upstairs for evening prayer.
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Sam
Ian
Radio Sets Owned in Newfoundland Districts 1935 Census
From census returns 1935 issued by the Department of Home Affairs, Newfoundland reports 7 240 radio receiving sets owned across towns including Labrador. District figures include St Johns East 1 691 and Humber 693 among others.
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Department of Home Affairs
Newfoundland
Labrador
St. Barbe
White Bay
Green Bay
Grand Falls
Twillingate
Fogo
Bonavista North
Bonavista South
Trinity North
Trinity South
Carbonear Bay de Verde
Harbour Grace
Port de Grave
Harbour Main
Bell Island
Ferryland
Placentia
St. Mary’s
Placentia West
Burin
Fortune Bay
Hermitage
Burgeo and
LaPolle
St. George’s
Port Au Port
Humber
St. John’s East
St. John’s
Immovable in Trouble When God Is Within
A devotional meditation on keeping God in the soul to remain firm amid dangers and calamitous waves. It contrasts worldly turmoil with inner peace granted by divine presence, likening steadfastness to Mount Zion and a soul protected from fear by faith.
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Mount Zion
Lumbago Vanishes After Kruschen Regimen
A sailor recalls four years of intermittent lumbago ending after using Kruschen salts. He reports lasting relief and ongoing use, stating he remains well with no recurrences while praising the product’s natural salts that “stimulate” internal organs and cleanse the blood.
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Kruchen
No Sense of Humor, Dictators Targeted by American Style Mockery
The piece argues fascist leaders fear satire and lampooning as a check on power. It cites Emil Ludwig on Americans resisting dictatorship due to humor and comments on Mussolini’s public image and jaw gestures as the era’s symbol of propaganda.
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Italy
Germany
Emil Lugwig
Mussolini
Il Duce
Franksness Driver Seeks Help After Smash Gone Wrong
A man battered from head to toe crawled into a doctor’s office asking to be fixed after a car crash. The jokey victim claimed he was a jackass for attempting to drive, prompting a vet to realize the error.
Printer Ask Doctor To Bid On Operation
A Forbes Magazine item relays a jokey exchange where a printer requests bids on an operation for appendicitis with varying incisions and nurse, joking about future gallstone surgery and cost saving by avoiding further cutting. The tale frames bids, insurance, and contingencies in a satirical light.
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Teiten
Forbes Magazine
Straw Vote Totals From Literary Digest Poll
The nationwide survey reports 19,320 votes from 34 states in the south and west. Roosevelt policies receive 346,622 votes in support while 472,698 vote against them, with opposition at 57.24 percent. Electoral College totals show 23 states with 265 votes against and 11 states with 128 votes for New Deal, while 14 states report no count representing 138 votes.
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Tovrensen
Afth
Literary Digest
Roosevelt
Editor Confesses Potato Contest Alone Satisfies Circulation
A country editor recalls not chasing circulation with tricks but boasting two barrels of potato samples in his cellar. The remark implies a tongue in cheek pledge to novelty over numbers while hinting at quirky promotional stunts.
Fragmented OCR Note Yields Whispered Phrases
Fragmented text shows garbled dashes and stray quotes. The readable portion hints at a casual, uncertain exchange with incomplete words and unsure intent. Names, dates, or clear events do not emerge from the legible fragments.
Man Of His Word A Scotsman Visits London
A Scotsman from the remote Highlands made his first trip to London during the Christmas holidays. Arriving at Tithon he heard the first words taxi sir and declined. The story follows his explorations in London through the city streets.
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Irom
London
Tiunton
Donald
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Ludwig
Niagara Falls Review
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Man of
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Twillinga
W. Edgar Mercer
Notre Dame Bay
Bay
Stewart Roberts
Newfound
United States
England
U.S.A
Twillingate Sun
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