European disarmament and frontiers under threat
The article analyzes postwar European frontiers and disarmament, arguing frontiers set by force remain contested. It weighs French German arms parity, British role, and American limits, urging patience as nations seek enforceable guarantees and a path to collective security.
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Davis
Neva
Europe
Austria
Germany
Geneva
France
Hitler
Nazi Germany
Japan
Great Britain
United States
Britain
America
Versailes
Poland
Little Entente
London
League
Berlin
Rome
Paris
Washington
Congress
Justice Holmes
New York Tribune, Inc
Auction of Oliphant antiques Stirs Hearts in Annapolis
Virginia Oliphant attends a sale where her family's antiques raise funds for their ailing father. Michael McMillan and Tony Bleecker fall for her as rival pursuits and social tensions unfold among the Oliphants and Bleeckers. Michael plans a later visit to see Virginia, while Richard grapples with his feelings for Marty Van Duyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iteoinia Oliphant
Marya
Mrs. Bleecker
Virginia
Michael
Richard
Marty van Duyne
Bleeckers
Mia
Bleecker
Marty
Oliphants
Anthony
Miss Oliphant
Rickey
Vanighed
Grogan
Michael McMillan
Yvirginia
Jinny
Jane
Virginia Oliphant
Tony
Baltimore
New York
Annapolis
Gramercy Park
Helen
Oliphant House
Habitual Cathartic Users Largest Group of Patienst
The article argues habitual laxative use harms bowels, alters intestinal mucosa, and can create a false need to evacuate. It suggests reducing use to every other night and cites petrolatum as a gentler option with lower habit potential, plus an editors note offering Dr. Clendening pamphlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Ediror
Clendening
Logan Clendening
Pupile Taught Juggling at Pangwern Cheltenham College
The article describes juggling lessons at Pangwern college in Cheltenham England with girls balancing on one foot on a pedestal while juggling three balls and balancing two oranges on a plate on the head. It notes rings are used for many purposes including love tokens weapons inoculators of poison emblems of friendship and authority and ornaments. Rings are made from metals from iron to platinum.
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Actu
London
United States
Britain
League
Great Britain
Pupile
Pangwern College
Cheltenham
England
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Darjeeling Gold
Camel Jewel
Sanford
Light OF Asia
Lord Calvert
Mayfair Monarch
D. Pender
Pride OF India
White House
Jewel Tea Co
Independent
Ewes A. & P
Liggett’s & Rexall
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India Tea Bureau
Beaver $T
New York City
India Tea
America's
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Cliquot Club
Radu Rs
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