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SCHOOL BY RADIO
RADIO, movie films, gramophone records, and television are sure to revolutionise education in the near futnre. It is quite possible that the ...
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FATE TAKES A HAND
PLAN your crime however carefully; attend to the most minute details with whatever degree of meticulousness you ...
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EMIL JANNINGS
EMIL JANNINGS does not think much of Hollywood, he revealed, during his recent visit to Paris. "Talking films are becoming a poor ...
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DEVIL'S ISLAND
M. Eugene Le Moult, the famous French entomologist, tells me that fortunes have been made on Devil's Island by convicts, who collected rare ...
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Music & MUSICIANS
LAST week, Mr. Sampson, addressing the annual meeting of the State and Municipal Orchestra, again brought up the subject of the poor support ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE WRITER
I AM going to be a great writer. It is inevitable, as I have Coleridge's imagination, Tennyson's gift of expression, and Pope's face. But what shall ...
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EDWARD CAHILL CONCERT
An attempt to cater for all sections of music lovers will be made at Mr. Edward Cahill's farewell concert in Cremorne Theatre next Saturday night ...
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NEW ROLE
JACK DEMPSEY, who as a fighter created the million-dollar boxing gate, has launched a career as a promoter to bring it back again (says a ...
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OBSTINATE HICCOUGH
Hiccough is one of the penalties of eating too quickly or swallowing too hot food. The distressing and sometimes painful condition is due to the spasm of ...
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POWER ON THE HEAD
A single hair from a girl's head has a tensile—or supporling—strength equal to half that of structural steel, according to Mr. Clement Brown, an expert in ...
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HANGMAN'S GARB
John Ellis, the hangman, who died recently, often complained that the fee paid him for his gruesome duties was inadequate. Certainly he never received ...
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NOT A SUPERSTITION
A key thrust down a person's back often stops a nose bleeding because the metal of the kev is cold. A piece of ice, a metal cigarette-case—in fact ...
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