The Liberal and the New Economic Order
A旗nalyzed column discusses liberal disillusion as conservatives retreat and the New Deal reshapes government policy. It reviews how programs like planned economy federal labor protections and public works shift power to federal agencies and trade associations. It argues trade groups must evolve into cooperative industrial governments under Roosevelt's framework.
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the Clase
New York
Power Trust
Uncle Sam
Federal Employment Service
Frances Perkins
Ickes
Richberg
Brgan
Change
Fate
Glenn Frank
Missouri
California
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
International Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Hidden Door Near Cap l Orage Unveils Foreign Intrigue
Colin Hewitt disguised as Donald Howard reaches Cape l Orage and seeks Joe Lazarre with a secret letter. Germaine Tremblay hints at a distant club owned by Waldrow Kenniston where Lazarre may hide, while the Mask and Lazarre’s own employer loom as threats. Colin contemplates Kenniston’s fishing estate as peril thickens.
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Colin Hewitt
Donald Howard
Cape l'Orage
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Joe Lazarre
Germaine Tremblay
Colin
Lazarre
Mask
New York
Germaine
Riviere Des Cascades
Kenniston
Waldrow Kenniston
Madame Frenier
Cape Vorage
Father
Tal
Bonaventure
Cape l’Orage
Dr. Tremblay
Miss Tremblay
Mr. Howard
Gaspe
South Shore
France
Madame de Courval
Doctor
Antoinette
Jacques
Cap A Vorage
Cap a /'Orage
Fatigue Causes From Machines and Mind
Dr Morris Fishbein explains fatigue arising from light noise and vibration in modern life. He cites auto and rail travel as causing body coordination loss and slower mental performance, with glands like thyroid and pituitary involved. Psychogenic fatigue, more common in women, stems from thwarted ambitions and irritating home life, requiring identification of mental causes for relief.
Buster Keaton land yacht sparks Reno for Freedom party
Hollywood gossip notes Buster Keaton’s land yacht on Hollywood Boulevard drawing a starry crowd including Sally Eilers Adrienne Ames Esther Ralston Joan Crawford and many others. The piece jokes about Reno trips hinting at club rates and possible reunions while confirming Sally Eilers and Hoot Gibson have split for good.
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Buster Keaton
Hollywood Boulevard
Reno
Sally Eilers
Adrienne Ames
Esther Ralston
Joan Crawford
Mary Pickford
Lola Lane
Sue Carrol
Boots Mallory
Richard Dix
Gloria Stuart
Judith Allen
Judith
Carole Lombard
Nevada
Constance Bennett
Bette Davis
Buster
Lew Cody
Money Everywhere But Very Little to Spend in Chicago
The American Numismatic Association in Chicago displayed coins from 700 B C to modern American dollars. A bronze cross used by African chieftains to trade wives drew interest, while a rare $5 gold piece valued at $30,000 underscored the exhibit’s scarcity. The display notes Gaius Gracchus as an early proponent of grain relief, distributing a bushel and a quarter per month at half price.
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Chicago
American Numismatic Association
B. C
Gaius Gracchus
Mob Backing Guinan's Club Prompts Wary Gossip
A diary flavored column notes socialite chatter and New York nightlife. It mentions Texas Guinan's club plans, colorful fashion, and a vivid cameo of artists like Peter Arno, with scenes including Don Quixote readings and a pet charity ride through city life.
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Texas Guinan
Seventh Avenue
Texas
Bedtime Stories and Notes on Theater History
Bedtime Stories by Thornton W. Burgess is recounted with Nanny Meadow Mouse's close call near Farmer Brown's mow and the Old Briar patch. The long passage then surveys cultural figures and venues from 1920s–1930s Broadway and cinema, noting personalities like Maurice Chevalier, Nancy Carroll, Jesse Livermore, and Lindy’s, with anecdotes about The Plantation, Reisenweber's, and well known performers.
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Nanny Meadow Mouse
Farmer Brown
Danny Meadow Mouse
Briar Patch
Danny
Thornton Wilder
Paris
Maurice Chevalier
John McEntee Bowman
Nancy Carroll
Well Street
Jesse Livermore
Bernard Gimble
Tunney
Guiding Your Child
Alice Clarissa Richmond advises parents on handling a preteen revolt around age 12. She notes children push for forbidden activities, while parents tire and overrule, risking resentment. The piece urges calm, evaluate each request, and gradually grant reasonable freedoms to foster independence.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Government seeks return of mispaid war risk policy
Pittsburgh reported the government demands repayment of a $10,000 war risk insurance payout to Mrs. Wilthin Buford described as widowed. Investigators found the insured man is white and alive, not a deceased negro. The piece notes ambergris, a valuable whale byproduct, occasionally washes ashore in large quantities.
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Pittsburgh
Wilthin Buford
Nest Hunt in Old Briar Patch
Danny and Nanny search for a hidden home after grass is cut, debating a nest above and a ground dwelling. They inspect an old nest in a bush, weighing safety and concealment as they plan their next move in the Briar patch saga.
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Danny
Nanny
Briar Patch
T. W. Burgess
The Pictured Man and Puzzling Clues in One Page
A word puzzle lists numbered hints across horizontal and vertical columns. Clues describe people places and objects such as a famous sports figure birth year and team associations while other lines seek synonyms and related terms. The grid labels appear as a mixed quiz testing knowledge of anatomy geography and language.
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Globe
Oklahome Gas
New Mexico
George Harley Hay
14Th Earl of Kinnoull
London
Matthew H. Clark
Philadelphia
NRA
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New York City
Harold Finley
Northwestern University
Helen Keller
Machado
Hee Giock
Cap A
L’orage
Frank L. Packard
Serdaniei
Bervanier
Mr. Drinkwater
Berdanier
News-Globe
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia the Health Magazine
Dan Thomas
Hollywood
By Dan Thomas
Hoot Gibson
Guinan
Sucker Land
O. O. McIntyre
Pepys
Charlotte Walker
Natalie Gordon
Wellington Cross
Don Quixote
Washington
Louis Bromfield
Lucius Beebe
Moneta
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Papa Moneta
Billy DeBeck
Arthur William Brown
Rube Goldberg
King
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S. Jay Kaufman
Coney Island
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New Yorker
Bedtime
Thornton W. Burgess
John and
Cristo
Broadway
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Reisenweber’s
Florence Mills
Winter Garden
Lindy’s
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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NBC
Sizzlers
War Dorn
WABC
CBS
Little Jack Little
M. L. Wilson
WJZ
Phil Harris
Dove
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Great Lake
Mary Rinehart
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