Europe Faces War Fear It Could Start In Danube Zone
A long analysis argues that distrust and failed disarmament efforts push Europe toward war. It highlights Dutch and Swiss fortifications, Danube rivalries among Germany France Italy and Central European states, and the risk of a German push through Czechoslovakia or along the Danube with potential wider conflict involving Britain France and Russia.
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West
London
Paris
Germany
Belgium
France
Hitler
Rhineland
Holland
Switzerland
Italy
Basle
Schaffhausen
Freme
Jura
Europe
Danube
Soviet Russia
Hungary
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Roumania
Jugoslavia
Tmany
Russia
Poland
Carpathians
Great Britain
Rhine
Moths Multiply With Heating In American Homes
Entomologists report a rapid evolution in breeding habits of clothes moths in the United States. With central heating widespread, moths now emit multiple generations yearly, with England’s two-generation pattern contrasted for context. The shift raises concerns over rising annual losses to moth damage.
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United States
England
North America
Math Lesson Sparks Student Wry Joke
A math teacher proclaims the solution X equals zero, prompting a quick student gag about all the effort being for nothing. The exchange captures a light moment in a classroom setting.
Black-Draught praised as relief for constipation
Mrs Joe G Roberts of Portersville Alabama reports a friend recommended Black-Draught long ago and it has proved its worth. She says it eases bilious headaches she previously suffered from. The product is presented as a purely vegetable medicine for relief of constipation and biliousness.
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Joe G. Roberts
Portersville
Ala
Typographical Gems Rent Hense at Creep WME Selace Yn
Unclear OCR text notes linen services at 16 am, a reverend will speak on organist and choir director matters. Urbana paper references the event with typographical oddities and fragmented wording.
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Urbana
TIL
Return of Miss from Ohio Wesleyan Cemetery
A Miss has come home from Ohio Wesleyan Cemetery after finishing her junior year. The St. Louis paper notes a separate item about cautions on frozen milk, warning it can sickened children. It advises thawing slowly and stopping use if any adverse effect appears, citing the Evansville paper.
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Ohio Wesleyan
St. Lewis Paper
Evaneville
Injana
For Rent Two Steam Heated Officers at Main Street
For Rent notice offers two steam heated office spaces at 353 1 2 W Main St. Apply in Dorham IN newspaper advertisement.
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Main St
Dorham In
Little Dickie Seek as Ring Bearer in Old Colfax Pageant
Colfax Washington newspaper notes Little Dickie Seek serving as ring bearer, carrying a pillow while dressed in a white satin blouse and black velvet knee trousers, reflecting a quaint mid century pageant scene.
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Dickie Seek
Colfax
How Does He Stand on Polo?
The fragment questions a stance on polo as a sport and mentions a husband described as a spokesman who shows greater concern for other matters. The text lacks full context to determine clear facts or outcomes.
Children born before 30 healthiest, says doctor
Dr Douglas P Murphy of the University of Pennsylvania Medical School reports in the American Journal of Diseases of Children that healthy outcomes cluster when families have four or fewer children and the youngest is born before age 30, preferably near 25. He notes congenital malformations rise with later births and maternal age, based on 607 malformed cases and 466 mothers with both normal and deformed children.
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Chicago
American Journal of Diseases of
Douglas P. Murphy
University of Penn
Sylvania Medical School
Murphy
Polo Legacy and Society Links Highlight Bradford Paper
An item from the Bradford Pennsylvania paper notes Countess von Haugwitz-Revenblow formerly Barbara Hutton and her ties to polo. The brief reflects high society connections and social prominence surrounding polo interests.
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Polo
Countess von Haugwitz-Revenblow
Barbara Hutton
Bradford
What'll You Have Buffalo Cafe and Other Local Ads
A compact cluster of 1930s local ads and notices from Pittsburg Texas, highlighting eateries like Buffalo Cafe, Fish Market, People's Funeral Home, and a “Nice Jobs and Good Coach” service with a smiling ad. The snippet references a 1936 political race platform noted by the Atlanta Constitution.
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Buffalo Cafe
Fish Market
People’s Funeral Home
Pittsburg
Texas
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