Political wagers on postwar leadership amid debt shift
The piece muses on Roosevelt and Garner in upcoming Congress and executive roles, the Hoover era, and potential resignations. it notes debates over wartime debts, calls for cooperation with business and agriculture, and critiques a New York police film stunt. It reflects a newspaper opinion tone with named figures like Garner, Roosevelt, Hoover, and Frank.
Coney Is Too Fast for Odd New York Roller Coaster
An unnamed observer narrates a bustling Coney Island spree during a fiscal year reset. The writer, aging yet defiant, revels on rides while his wife remains distant, embodying a mix of humor and bravado as he jokes through fear and danger.
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Jack Garner
Congress
Texas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Hoover
Charlie Curtis
Garner
House
Curtis
Roosevelt
Albany
Chicago
Coney
Ned
Lincoln
Earth
Coney Island
Nathan Burkan
Uncle Wiggily Hosts Summer Snow Coasting Party
Uncle Wiggily and Bunty seek snow for a summer coasting party. They visit Mr. Whitewash the Polar Bear who shaves ice into snow like flakes for a hill behind the bungalow. Tommie Kat joins, Bunty laughs, and the party lasts all day as the sun melts the snow.
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Uncle Wiggily
Baby Bunty
Little Orphan Rabbit
Mr. Longears
Bunty
Mr. Whitewash
Gotleman
Uncle W'agily
Bob Cat
Tommie Kat
Pussy Boy
Tommie
Jolie
Snow Hill
Polar Bear
Curly
Floppy
Fat Pig Boys
Bunny
Bear
Secret marriage threat to Sondra Kent amid Congo voyage
Sondra Kent hides a marriage to Mark Merriman from family and Beatrice Taylor's meddling, while Anderson warns of the cost of separation. Beatrice provokes tension as Merriman prepares to sail, and Sondra confronts uncertainty about support from Flora and her future.
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Anderson
Mark
Sondra
John
Flora
John Anderson
Ruby M. Ayres
Sondra Kent
Mark Merriman
Congo
Beatrice Taylor
Beatrice
Merriman
Wife
Courage and Loyalty Remembered in a War Bugle Tale
Winifred Black recalls Robert Becker of San Francisco and a battered 1875 bugle that sparked reflections on courage and loyalty. She contrasts modern bravado with the old frontier virtue, arguing that loyalty remains a worthier guide than retreat in the face of danger.
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Winifred Black
Robert Elman Becker
San Francisco
Robert
Custer
Muggins
Moving Picture
Custer Regiment
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Laxative pills cited as danger in child poisonings
Dr. Copeland warns strychnine in laxatives causes many child deaths. He notes that even small amounts in pills can be fatal, urges hospital care, stomach washing, and anti poison treatments, and calls for bans on strychnine in such remedies and childproofing.
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Royal
Copeland
M. D
United States
New York
New York City
Journal of the Medical Association
American Medical Association
Oscar puzzle answer list of crossword clues
A mixed set of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numerous definitions and abbreviations. Includes references to places Germany Mexico and general terms like dynasty king and plant names. The grid appears to cross many common Latin and English word roots with lengths implied by the clue numbers.
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