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Newspaper

Alden Times

Location

Alden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1934

Page

1

Mansfield’s secret marriage dash shocks Anita French

Mark Mansfield races to San Francisco to wed Anita French after a note arrives from the hotel Admiral lounge promising a late-night meeting. Anita reads news of his secret plans in the morning paper, then hurries to the hotel amid rumors of her father’s opposition and a possible further flight.

Ark Mansfield Satoh Afrablly Mark Sarah Anita San Francisco Admiral Mansfield Scott Frisco J. B. Johnson Gladstone French Nevada Ialf Grand Central Airport J. J. Johnson J. B Examiner—city News Room Anita French Seventh Street Broadway Los Angeles Hotel Father Mark Mansfield Pacific Airways Miss French Martinet

Miniature English Silver Exhibition Sparks Debate at Museum

The Boston Transcript notes a Pittsburgh Museum exhibit of over forty miniature English silver pieces tracing design changes from Charles I to George III. The piece raises the long standing argument whether these works were toys for royals or working models for larger pieces, with evidence of royal toy sets and model pieces used for client approval.

Pennsylvania Museum of Art Boston Transcript Philadelphia Institution Charles I George III Henry II France Bavaria

Senator Sherman of Ohio, kin of Gen Sherman

The Famous Shermans Senator Sherman of Ohio was a brother of the great military hero, Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman. His personal traits contrasted with the general's jovial disposition. Sherman's name was put forward at the Republican conventions of 1880, 1884 and 1888 for the presidential nomination, but he never secured the party's nomination.

Senator Sherman Ohio William Tecumseh Sherman Sherman

Sealed Windows in Future Rail Carriages to Filter Air

The Canadian National Railways Magazine declares future railway carriages will seal windows, filter and continually renew air, maintain even temperatures, and provide dustless, nearly noiseless travel for passengers.

Canadian National Railways

Habit Cartoon Pair Reflects Birthday School Etiquette

A comic strip caption features a student explaining absence from school after a birthday treat. The reply notes the tradition of taking birthdays off, joking that the child has become used to missing school for celebrations. The exchange highlights humorous social norms in a school setting.

Brain trust to run the farm formed by Josh and hired men

“Is your boy Josh much help to you?” “Yessirree,” answered Farmer Corn tessel. “Right now Josh and the two hired men are organizing a brain trust to show me how to run the place.”

Josh Farmer Corntessel

Do fish grow very fast yes after they get away

A brief quip presents a playful exchange about fish growth, implying a joke where growth depends on escaping. It reads as a light pun without a clear event or named entities. The line captures a humorous exchange rather than a news item.

Evening exchange prompts neighbor Todds vulenniger inquiry

An unclear dialogue fragment shows a character named Hobbs asked by another about a neighbor Todds vulenniger and a possible arrangement to use Topes’. The text is garbled and incomplete, offering only a snippet of a rural or colloquial conversation.

Hobbs Todds Vulenniger Jack

Tight Wads Guestsrobbed at Dinner in Regulation Gratuity Debate

A dining party recounts an incident where guests were bound and robbed. The dialogue suggests concern over waiter tips and whether gratuities were collected in the proper manner, reflecting social tensions over etiquette and security.

How's the Budget Do you know the penalty for contempt of court

A dialogue on budget concerns and the question of contempt of court penalties. The speaker asks about the cost of contempt and whether a person named T can afford it, suggesting financial strain or uncertainty.

Glacier Park Tour Guide Quip Sparks Racial Mockery

A tourist in Glacier Park remarks on Native Americans with a blood curdling yell, while a guide retorts that every one of them is a college graduate, illustrating a troubling stereotype turned witty exchange.

Glacier Park

Best graduate joke from a correspondence school

A light quip contrasts a best graduate with a graduate from a correspondence school. The exchange imagines a humorous outsider view of formal versus distant study.

Helpful Children Point to Best Movie Hiding Spots

A lighthearted exchange highlights a parent benefiting from children’s guidance on locating popular films. The dialogue underscores the children’s reliability in spotting entertaining cinema options and adds a playful tone to family life.

Frock Pattern O677 Offer For Dress Sizes 14 to 40

A vintage sewing ad describes Pattern O677 for a stylish ladies frock in sizes 14 16 18 20 22 and 40. It notes the fabric requirement for size 16 and instructs readers to send fifteen cents plus their name address and size to a New York pattern department.

Pattern Department Weventh Street New York

Unseen Spit Confusion Over Show Name

An odd exchange features Mr. Dusti correcting a mistake about a big musical show. A framed reply, “Your name isn’t meat the pronoran,” leads to a quip about being the elf derwriter as the conversation cycles through playful misnaming.

Mr. Dusti Meat the Pronoran

Parigen Access of Your Stuff Dialogue in Boiled Style

A cryptic exchange features two writers and a dismissive editor. One proclaims the editor would accept anything, while the other needles for access to material, hinting at absurd authorial negotiations without clear resolution.

Lance Writer Parigen Acces

Uncongenial Miss Gush Remains In Pop Culture Spotlight

A fragment hints at a novelist and social reception with a playful tone. The text references an unfriendly character and ongoing public interest, suggesting a literary discussion or gossip column context without specific names or dates.

Innocence Magistrate Weill Hearing Closed

Prisoner replies with a single defiant line while the court session appears mute. The fragment hints at a dramatic exchange in a courtroom drama setting.

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