Why America's Best Dressed Is A Misleading List
The column blasts the idea of best dressed lists by noting they favor wealthy women with time and money for fashion. It suggests including practical, hardworking women like a dime store clerk and a busy housewife, who manage style on tight budgets, for true recognition.
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America
Sally Spitkins
Mary Jones
Paris
Maxim's
Rue Royale
Cornuche
Deauville
Cannes
Maxim
Advertising and the coming year in business leadership
A discussion on advertising as the lubricant of the economy and government policy. It asserts the NRA will not restrict advertising costs and that wise ads will boost profits.
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Donald R. Richberg
NRA
Richberg
Sam Wll
Curious Word on Work and Force in Physics
The text discusses defining work as a physical force producing motion through space and references holding a 100 pound weight above the head as an example. It presents a concise philosophical note on how effort translates to movement in physics.
Trench confronts men seeking stolen papers after Osborne murder
Nicholas Trench survives a tense confrontation as two strangers threaten him for a document he supposedly stole. A sudden police call interrupts the standoff and a copper-haired woman from his trial appears, revealing she came to recover papers she believes he seized.
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Nicholas Trench
Osborne
Nicholas
Sir Seymour
Seymour
England
William Avon
Beter
Stellman
Queen Studios
Chalk Farm
Mr. Trench
Penn Publishing Co
Charlatan cures cancer claim warned by Dr Fishbein
Dr Morris Fishbein states there is no science proving a cancer cure. He notes early diagnosis and surgery with cautious radiology remain the best hope, while many promoters offer untested drugs and caustic methods. The American Association for the Control of Cancer rejected all cures in prize prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association For the Control of Cancer
Deep Water Canal Linking Brownsville to Gulf Underway
A new 16 foot deep water canal will connect Brownsville with the Gulf of Mexico. Work has begun this winter and, when finished, fulfills a half century dream of Brownsville residents.
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The
Gulf
Brownsville
UPI
Gulf of Mexico
Texas light opera seeks loudest male pajamas on campus
University of Texas light opera group seeks the loudest pair of male pajamas on campus for a play. The owner will receive a pair of reserved tickets as reward. Night shirts are barred.
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Austin
University of Texas Light Opera Group
Toastmaster Hellinger tops Rogers in Hollywood gossip
New York columnist O O McIntyre profiles writer and Broadway producer Mark Hellinger, noting his Hollywood rise, Broadway ties, and wit. The piece sketches Hellinger’s flair, family links to Joel Rinaldo, Gladys Glad, and his place among New York’s postwar cultural figures.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Mark Hellinger
Damon Runyon
Hollywood
Hellinger
Music Hall
Fly Hotel
Flip Cafe
White Way Decameron
Joel Rinaldo
Joel
Gladys Glad
Bedtime Stories Night Walks with Bobby Coon in Laughing Brook
Bobby Coon edges along the Laughing Brook at night in late fall, wary of hunters near Farmer Brown’s land. He searches muddy shallows with a touch sense for possible meals like mud fish and mussels, while a small brown head swims by. The excerpt blends Thornton W. Burgess tales with a note about Will Rogers and a 1934 copyright line.
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Bobby Coon
Laughing Brook
Bobby
Green Forest
Farmer Brown
Smiling Pool
Will Rogers
Harry Reichenbach
Green Room Club
Reichenbach
Rogers
Arizona
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Word Builder and Forest Frolics in a Winter Creek
The tale follows Bobby and Billy Mink as they fish in winter. Bobby dreams of catching a frog while Billy argues for fish and shows off a trout and minnows. Bobby confesses not being built for swimming yet his charm wins a friendly contest of luck and skill.
Tia Leley in Days He Little Cert School House
Reading fragment presents questions on fractions sailing terms and a reference to a hub of the universe. The content cites a Boston location as The Hub of the Universe.
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Tia Leley
Boston
Word Puzzle Answer Key for Geography and Language
A dense list of crossword style clues across horizontal and vertical entries. It includes country flags, geography, mythology, science, and language terms with numerous paired definitions and cross references.
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BY Mail
Oklahoma
Sewanee
the Globe
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Team Taber
Fdr
Hae Lee By
Luigi Pirandello
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Smedhey
Frank
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Stalin
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McClure
Moon
NEA Service I
Emmett Lawler
Jim Tully
Chapter
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Mr. Stellman
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia the Health Magazine
Mars
Will
O. McIntyre
Brooklyn
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Gramercy Park
Edwin Booth
Edna Millay
Berton Braley
Gramercy
Rube Goldberg
Irma
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Bud
Stoop
Nagle
Bagatelles
Doris Duke
John Golden
Bricklayers' Union
Walter Hampden
Mickey Mouse
Ethel Merman
David Bellasco
Erskine Gwynne
Bedtime
Thornton W. Burgess
Macyue
Billy Mink
Word Builder
Billy
T. W. Burgess
Moore
Buck Ridge
Ecountry
Keos
Horse Fennel
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