Nations fail to win US consent on Spanish neutrality pact
News Review covers European efforts to sway U S policy on the Spanish civil war. The United States reiterates noninterference, while Germany delays its reply to Madrid and Frances sets a August deadline for an intercession plan. Franco expands air support as battles rage near Madrid and San Sebastian. Agricultural and economic measures are debated in Washington with crop insurance and planting restrictions under discussion. Debates within the American Bar Association reveal sharp split over New Deal governance and future policy. Premier Blum reshapes France Bank control to back anti devaluation stance, and Barnum is praised in a new memorial plan.
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Paris France Bondage of Starvation and Foreigners
The piece surveys postwar France and Britain, noting England’s failed Ethiopia policy, economic strain, and apologies to Mussolini. It dwells on Paris tourism, foreign spending, high prices, and a call for government help to attract foreigners, with a critical eye on attitudes toward British and American visitors and a festive yet tense July 14 scene on the Champs Elysees.
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Roses Liven Bedspread Pattern 1214 Embroidered motifs
Roses motif bedspread and bolster scarf offered as pattern 1214 with transfer motif 16 2 by 19 1 4 inches and two reverse motifs 4 1 4 by 5 1 2 inches. Includes color schemes illustrations stitch requirements and materials. Send 15 cents in stamps or coins to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft, 82 Eighth Ave New York, include pattern number name and address.
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Elaine Housewife Advice Note Level Ten
A terse guidance column offers kitchen and laundry tips for the Elaine housewife. It warns against heating or stirring cereals or rice with a spoon to avoid pastiness and suggests using a silver-plated fork. It also advises washing and whitening stockings or gloves, then drying them in shade to preserve whiteness.
Howells Publishes Venetian Life Post Consul Stint
After four years as consul in Venice, William Dean Howells met a Boston publisher who offered to publish his manuscript on Venetian life. The manuscript was promptly handed over and published in 1964 as Venetian Life, marking the start of his successful literary career.
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Foreign Phrases and Their Meanings in Law and Life
A compact glossary of foreign phrases with translations and notes. It lists Abusus non tollit usum, Auri sacra fames, Bon chien chasse de race, Coute que coûte, Lite pendente, Esprit de lois, Modus operandi, Pot-pourri, Favete linguis among others with brief explanations, illustrating how language shapes understanding of duty greed law and behavior.
Postum Free Week Offer Promoted by Postum Company
An offer in this week's issue promises a full week’s supply of Postum free to any reader who writes for details. The advertisement emphasizes health benefits and urges readers to request the free trial quickly.
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When Virtue Offends Virtue Itself Phrase
A compact aphorism notes that virtue may offend when paired with crude manners and bold behavior, suggesting ethical conduct can clash with rude behavior regardless of intent.
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