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No Liquor to Indians Law in 1862 Still in Force
In Amarillo Texas August 6 1937 The Globe notes that federal prohibition against selling liquor to Indians dates to 1862 and remains on the books though not enforced in eastern cities. It contrasts New York Reno and San Francisco practices and recalls early Manhattan purchases.
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Congress Acts to Save World’s Last Sugar Pine Grove
A congressional move authorized Secretary Ickes to buy 7 000 acres adjacent to Yosemite for 1.5 to 2 million dollars, preserving the Cary Inn grove. The effort, begun 20 years ago, faced opposition but won support from Brant Emergency Conservation Committee and lawmakers, ensuring the pines will endure for millennia.
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Peter Arno and New York’s bustling theatrical world
A 1937 McNaught Syndicate column surveys Peter Arno’s shift from Yale pianist in Rudy Vallee’s band to a leading man on the stage, notes on Gershwin and Obolensky, and colorful scenes of New York’s social scenes, clubs, and Brooklyn Bridge nightlife. It references Deems Taylor, Deems Taylor, and a portrait of urban glamour and grit.
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Count de la Falaise
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Gabriel Heatter
Esmond O'Brien
Maury Paul
Keats Speed
Gibson
Robert W. C. Chambers
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Red Barn
Arno
Yale
Rudy Vallee
Jock Whitney
Browzer
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Broadway
6Th Avenue
Brooklyn Bridge
Message Sped By Girl Using Roller Skates
Western Union executives boosted efficiency by employing roller skating office messengers in 1824. Novice operators skated four hours daily then trained, later replaced by veteran ex operators. They delivered flash messages of deaths wrecks and stock quotes across a large office on eight hour shifts with few accidents recorded.
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St, Louis
Western Union
Mmelor
Toale
Rise Dressed in a Turbulent Air Crash
Judith Irving and Millicent leave for Reno and survive a severe Rockies storm. The airship makes an expert emergency landing in Colorado with two broken arms and bruises. Judith worries about Phil learning of the crash while Millicent hints at Bruce and Ronnie. The tale continues on page 9.
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Cubs Trapped As Prickly Porky Climbs Their Tree
In Thornton W. Burgess tale, two cubs watch Prickly Porky as he slowly climbs toward their tree. They fear being discovered and realize their view of danger is real when he reaches the trunk. The cubs recognize they are trapped while Mother Bear’s return looms ahead.
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Prickly Porky
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T. W. Burgess
Exercise Will Ease Driver's Cramp
A driving related cramp is described with simple foot exercises to relieve leg fatigue. While refueling, motorists can stand and perform toe raises and rocking motions. Do each exercise twenty five times to ease tension in the tendons and muscles during long drives.
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Utah wages rise in last year driven by mining jobs
Utah wages climbed about 17 percent in the past year, with the Utah Industrial Commission noting the largest gains in mining employment and little progress in farming, railroads, and domestic work.
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