The Globe Ponders Speed and Economic Reform
The piece notes the 100th birthday of Dr. Alexandre Gueniot and reflects on the era’s speed. It questions a sales tax and argues economics must match machine age progress, warning against Bolshevism and Fascism if policies lag.
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Alexandre Gueniot
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Congress
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Mr. Filene
McClure Newspaper
Parlor Intrigue Ends in Violent Confrontation
Clive confronts Dicky after Santa pleads for reform. Dicky admits forcing Lou Lou into scandal, and Clive ejects him with threats. Lou Lou publically scorns Dicky while Clive and Santa acknowledge flawed loyalties and fragile trust. An elevator gag foreshadows further fallout.
Serve Hot Lunch Dr. Copeland Urges Balanced School Meals
Dr. Copeland advocates hot lunches in schools with nourishing menus featuring milk, eggs, fruit, and protective foods. He cites a questionnaire showing salmon and tuna sandwiches, rice, and fresh fruit as favorites and stresses planned meals and color display to entice children. Milk intake is emphasized for growth, with optional desserts and between meal milk for underweight children.
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Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Nagging as a wife’s privilege judge rules divorce
Winifred Black reports a San Francisco case where Judge Cabaniss grants a divorce after a wife describes constant nagging by her husband. He criticized the incessant fuss over clothes, cooking, hats, shoes, friends, and even outings to the movies, deeming the behavior untenable.
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San Francisco
Kitty
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Mintyre Does Go With Tide
Diary notes from New Yorker Don Marquis and remarks on prominent figures including Charles M Schwab Harry Silvey and George M Rogers daughter Joan. Writings mention Betty Forsythe Walter Chrysler Jr Virginia Rotacker Henry Stephenson Lorne Ulric Sidney Blackmer and a risqué stage joke. The piece blends social notes and theatrical gossip with personal anecdotes.
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O. O. Mintyre
New York
New Yorker
Don Marquis
Charles M. Schwab
Harry Silvey
George M. Rogers
Joan
Cleveland
Betty Forsythe
Gay
Jean Dalrymple
Betty
Walter Chrysler, Jr
Virginia Rotacker
Belasco
Grace Nolan
Los Angeles
Bedtime Stories and High Society Musings From a Bygone Era
A patchwork page blends Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tales with stray celebrity notes and personal reminiscences. The piece references Jerry Muskrat and Little Joe Otter, then shifts to Hollywood figures Sothern and Marlowe, plus urban reflections on New York, Madison Square Garden, and a barber anecdote.
Court deeds and car registrations listed in county records
Courthouse records list warranty deeds including Henry J. Deerup to E. Burgess for lot 1 block 24 Wolf Lin Place valued at $10 and Lincoln National Life Insurance Co transactions. Also Barfield to Lincoln 4 460, H R Clayton to Lincoln Ntl Life Ins Co 1435. Car registrations note Al Smith of 811 Tennessee Plains Chevrolet Company with a Chevrolet coach.
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Eakle
H. R. Clayton Et Ux
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co
Summers Addition
al Smith
Tennessee
Plains Chevrolet Company
Chevrolet
Death of Texan Clears Up Crimes
Houston reports identify Fred Gill a 20 year old from Los Angeles as the bank robber tied to the First State Bank heist and a taxi driver shooting. Gill was killed in a hotel gun battle with deputy sheriffs after leaping behind a woman witness. The incident links South Texas crimes with his death.
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U.P
Bank
Fred) Gill
Phil Traweek
Bertha Knippa
San Antonio
Gill
Los Angeles
English Colony Crossword Puzzle Answers
A historical puzzle grid with clues across and down referencing English colonies, geography, and common terms. Includes entries for rivers, animals, objects, and Latin referencing. The puzzle mixes social and linguistic hints across colonial era themes.
Christmas Eve Radio Schedule Changes For Tiny Tim Role
New York December 19 Donald Hughes cannot play Tiny Tim due to a deepening voice. Julien Altman will take over the role for the CBS WABC Christmas Eve program. Other programs include WABC and NBC network lineups with music, talk, and orchestras scheduled through the night.
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Sakes
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Frap
Braggiotti
Ben Selvin
WJZ
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Traveling Otters Discuss Life and Play at Smiling Pool
Little Joe Otter argues travel educates children and keeps life fun. Jerry Muskrat doubts wandering, stating he prefers a stable home. Mrs Otter and two young otters arrive at Brow as Burgess presents a playful scene from The Smiling Pool.
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Little Joe Otter
Little Joe
Jerry
Littleoe
Joe Otter
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