Debunking Mother Goose and cheap Texas water
Texas cities push cheaper water with Amarillo's 2.5 million plant and a 16 mile pipeline selling water at 7 cents with profit. Fort Worth cuts winter rates to 75 cents minimum and 24 cents per 873000 gallons for domestic uses. Houston touts low power and gas for industry while sugar delivery shifts to pipe line and tank car. Debunking Mother Goose elicits opposition, praising fairy tales for children and defending their value in early imagination.
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Texas
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Houston
Miss Dalgliesh
Teachers College
Home standards for family life taught at breakfast table
An essay emphasizes daily home manners and a respectful, pleasant tone at meals. It argues the way a family interacts shapes a child’s habits and lifelong behavior, urging adults to model courteous conduct and neatness even for private moments. New York notes report unionization efforts among magazine illustrators and commercial artists.
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Helen
New York
A Wife and the Other Woman Team Forces
Barbara seeks a quiet divorce from Ray to free him for Rita. Rita confronts Barbara at her apartment, discovering Ray’s wife knows of the affair and has followed Ray’s actions. Rita realizes Ray is still in love with Barbara, while Barbara faces unexpected sympathy from Rita as truth reshapes their entangled relationships. Tomorrow’s installment promises continued tension.
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Barbara
Ray
Rita
Knave of Jazz
Broadway
Pete Anheim
Park Avenue
Agarn
Dial Press
Chuvash Republic Opens First Aerosled Line
The Chuvash Republic began a regular aerosled passenger line between Chaboksare, the capital, and Kanash railroad station, a distance of 83 kilometers. The aerosleds operate with large rear propellers on a metal sled shaped like an airplane, developed in the Soviet Union.
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United Press
Moscow
Chuvash Republic
Chaboksare
Kanash
Soviet Union
Austin man dies after lumber truck plunge near De Valle
Edward Walsh of Austin died yesterday afternoon near De Valle from injuries after a truck loaded with lumber he was driving plunged from a bridge over Onion Creek. The accident occurred Wednesday afternoon as the vehicle left the bridge. Walsh was taken to a nearby hospital where he succumbed to his injuries.
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Uy United Press
Austin
Tex
Edward Walsh
de Valle
Onion Cheek
Old Time Hobo Print Passes From Earth
A 1929 McNaught Syndicate piece by 0 C McIntyre reflecting on the fading era of roaming printers. It contrasts past ink stained nomads who wandered from city to city with today’s settled linotype workers, noting their improved lives, sobriety, and banked savings. Includes cultural vignettes and anecdotes about theater, hotels, and a monocle joke. The essay blends nostalgia with social change in the printing trade.
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C. McIntyre
New York
Park Row
San Francisco
Portland
Shanghai
Savings Bank
National Merchant Tailors Set Chicago Session For 1925
Chicago decides next year’s men’s fashions at the National Merchant Tailors Association convention to be held January 28 at the Drake Hotel with about four thousand merchants expected. Models in varied styles will be judged by a panel as styles are debated and approved or condemned. A May party will showcase a wide range of lightweight garments from formal tropical suits to tennis golf and yachting attire.
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United Press
Chicago
America
Supreme Court of Dress
National Merchant Tailors’ Association of America
Drake Hotel
John Melangton
Rome
Court of Dress
Hooty the Owl Hunts Turkeys in Moonlit Farm
In the Burgess bedtime tale, Hooty shadows Reddy Fox and Mrs. Reddy by night, notes the moonlit farm, and spots eleven black turkeys in an apple tree. He swoops to choose his meal as the foxes proceed, while danger from humans remains a concern. The piece closes with a teaser for the next story.
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Hooty the Owl
Reddy Fox
Mrs. Reddy
Redd
Reddy
Hooty
Hooty the
Owl
Mia
T. W. Burgess
Crosswords Puzzle Clues From Yesterday and Today
Crossword puzzle clues list with horizontal and vertical entries. Includes historical and literary terms such as ambassador to Mexico Holy Mother of the Rus sias, Great Lakes shallowest, reverence, woven string, cloak, distant, grandparental, musical character, sesame, gong, memorial, arrogant, backs of necks, sketched, giver, wander, stuff, monster, greedy, Kon, holes, males, rot flax, birthplaces and other dated entries. Yesterday’s answers appear as vertical clues including birthplaces, verbs, objects, and titles.
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Mexico
Great Lakes
Agreement in Mexican strike seen in sight
Mexico City December 19 settlement of the Mexican Railway strike that disrupted service between Mexico City and Vera Cruz for nearly two weeks appeared in sight today with service to be resumed at once. President Portes Gil pressed for a selective contract with workers and for full payment of wages withheld during the stoppage. The note also cited Japan's peace strength at 220000 with a reserve over 2000000.
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United Press
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Portes Gil
Gil
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King Lardner
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Kathryn Witwer
Miss Kathryn
Witwer
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Chanter
Dean
D Jewel
Japan
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