First Lady’s Mode: Informal Style Sparks Debate
Observers discuss how Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt may break routine, contrasting her approach with past First Ladies. Reports note Mrs Hoover’s independence, Roosevelt’s early visits to the White House, and an informal visit with Mrs Garner, hinting at a less formal future in handling duties.
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Franklin D. Peatire Roosevelt
White House
Hoover
Secret Service
Washington
Mrs. Hoover
Mrs. Roosevelt
Sir Ronald Lindsay
Atlanta
Sir Ronald
Suing a Crooner in Louisville Over Humiliation Suit
A Louisville suit seeks ten thousand dollars from a vaudeville crooner for humiliating a woman during a show as he walked into the aisles to sing to the audience. The plaintiff claims public laughter caused embarrassment and health damage. The piece notes theatergoers’ interest and cites quotes on performance and human development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
The Fears of the Fathers Revival in Modern Times
Glenn Frank argues that fears of progress persist amid modern cynicism and materialism. He recalls 1886 Cleveland Press notes on machinery, over production, and limited room for expansion, linking past tech anxiety to present unease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Frank
Cleveland Press
United States
Barbara and Mark Tangled in Vicarage Intrigue
In Upper Mallard, Patsy Raoul schemes with Leila Cane to test Barbara and Mark while Farrell Armitage seeks a cure for Mark’s ailment. The vicar counsels fortitude as Patsy dances and plots, and Barbara contemplates a fragile place between two men amid wealth and art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell Armitage
Mark
Barbara Quentin
Ameperd
Barbara
Farrell
Patsy Raoul
Leila Cane
Upper Mallard
Clara Bow Sends Colorful Europe Vacation Diary
Clara Bow writes from Berlin detailing an eventful first abroad trip. She describes Bremen to Southampton and London press coverage with crowds of reporters and photographers, posing on shipboard and at Waterloo Station, and a crowded hotel reception during an eight day stay in London.
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Hollywood
Clara Bow
Europe
Clara
Berlin
Red-Head
Bremen
Southampton
England
London
Waterloo Station
Rex
Dr Fishbein on Diet Evolution From Raw Foods to Modern Grains
Dr. Fishbein explains how human diet evolved from raw fruits seeds and roots to cooked foods cultivated crops and domesticated animals. He cites changes in salads oranges sugar and cereal milling highlighting civilization's impact on what people eat and the rise of processed whole grain products.
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R. H. A. Plimmer
England
Henry VIII
Holland
California
Florida
Picket Lines Planned by Valley Farmers
Plan for nationwide style protest in the lower Rio Grande Valley as farmers pledge to withhold produce from market until a fair price is paid. Leaders of the Valley Producers Association promise no violence while backing the move. They seek about 6 dollars per ton for cabbage and 20 cents per crate for beets carrots and turnips.
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Harlingen
Tex
Rio Grande Valley
Cameron
Hidalgo
Willacy
San Benito
Rangerville
Los Indios
Rio Hondo
Los Fresnos
Bedtime Stories By Thornton W Burgess
Reddy Fox and Mrs Reddy move to a new area hoping easier winter meals. They raid hens and ducks on surrounding farms growing overconfident before facing consequences of their hunger and cunning.
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Bedtime
Thornton W. Burgess
Reddy Fox
Funeral Held For E. G. Duke In Amarillo
Last rites for E. G. Duke 46 prominent Amarillo druggist were held at 2 p m Monday from the family home. Rev. Robert C. Jones officiated. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery. Survived by wife four brothers and a sister. Pallbearers listed. Duke moved to Amarillo in 1918 and founded Duke Drug Company with his brother.
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G. Duke
West
Belleview Street
Robert C. Jones
Church of Christ
Llano
Duke
Amarillo
W. R. Duke
Duke Drug Company
Smith County
Tenn
Windom
Tex
Texas
H. W. Duke
T. B. Duke
Littlefield
Chet Watson
Wolfe City
H. B. Callahan
B. F. Ferguson
Albert Hoyt
John Kuykendall
C. P. Longan
Jack Shaffer
Umbrella Reunites With Missouri alum After 38 Years
Claud M. Wheeler of Chicago recovered his umbrella in Columbia Missouri after 38 years. He lost it at a railway station when the University of Missouri beat Vanderbilt 16 to 0 in 1895, and the bank porter found it hanging on a radiator.
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Columbia
Claud M. Wheeler
Wheeler
Chicago
University of Missouri
Vanderbilt
Mark Lodely’s Return Upsets Quiet Home
In a tense scene Leila Cane confronts fear over Mark Lodely’s latest scheme as Armitage and the vicar worry about Miss Raoul and Leila. The room erupts when Leila reacts to news of Mark’s return and unsettling questions about his fate.
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Mark
da Capo
Heaven Knows
Leila
Farrell Armitage
Barbara
Allo
Miss Raoul
Mr. Frere
Armitage
Farrell
London
Leila Cane
Julia Cleft-Addams
Fragmented Crossword Style Puzzle Text
A list of clues and partial phrases presented as a vertical and horizontal crossword style puzzle. The items mix geography, objects, and definitions with scattered numbers and fragments, resembling a historical column or reader puzzle page.
Pershing Delays Trip as Aide Undergoes Minor Operation
Gen. John J. Pershing, 72, slightly improved from bronchitis and laryngitis in Midland, plans to continue to Tucson for recuperation. His aide Sgt. Robert Schaffer faces a minor operation, delaying Pershing's departure and preventing attendance at his brother’s funeral in New York.
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Midland
John J. Pershing
General Pershing
W. E. Ryan
Tucson
Ariz
Sgt
Robert Schaffer
Schaffer
Pershing
New York
Catnapping mice uncover hidden $2 bill tale
In Summerland Mississippi Mrs J R Blakeney finds an 1899 $2 bill in a breakfast pan after the cat is away and mice are said to be nibbling potatoes. She suspects a mouse knows a long concealed bank roll location and is encouraging the mice with treats to keep the effort up.
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Summerland
Miss
J. R. Blakeney
Hollywood police warn stars to hide costly jewels
Hollywood police warn film celebrities to curb flaunting wealth after a string of robberies and "finger robberies" targeting Betty Compson Dorothy Burgess Carmel Myers Zeppo Marx Helene Costello and Eileen Pringle. Detective Lieut. Frank James cautions on attire and company to deter crooks.
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Hollywood
Frank James
Los Angeles
James
Betty Compson
Dorothy Burgess
Carmel Myers
Zeppo Marx
Helene Costello
Eileen Pringle
Radio Schedule Highlights For Tonight On WEAF WABC And WJZ
Tonight on WEAF NBC Andrea Marsh Torch Singer at 5 45 Lawrence Tibbetts at 7 30 Whiteman Orchestra at 8 30 Sketch Funny Old World at 9 30 WABC CBS Vaughn De Leath at 5 30 Dr Fu Manchu at 7 30 Hoover address before National Republican Club at 9 00 Belasco Orchestra at 11 30 WJZ NBC Del Lamps Orchestra at 5 15 Marx Brothers at 6 30 Minstrels at 8 00 Manhattan Guardsmen Band at 10 30.
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WEAF
NBC
Andrea Marsh
Torch Singer
Lawrence Tibbett
Whiteman
WABC
CBS
Vaughn de Leath
Dr. Fu Manchu
President Hoover
National Republican Club
WJZ
Leon Belasco
del Lampe
Marx Brothers
Minstrels
Manhattan Guardsmen
Red Foxes Secret Home Sparks Local Fox Hunt
Reddy and Mrs. Reddy, bold red foxes, hide under an old barn on a deserted farm and grow careless after many successful hunts. A rabbit hunter spots telltale red hairs and plans to organize a fox hunt to rid the neighborhood, prompting Mrs. Reddy to warn Reddy of danger. Copyright 1933 by T. W. Burgess.
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Reddy
Mrs. Reddy
T. W. Burgess
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Hawk
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Amarillo Globe
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the Globz
Joseph Caillaux
France
John J. Garvey
Copyright
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Babylon
Ross Murphy
Ray
News-Globe
Prof
Piccard
Patsy
Mallard
Raoul
Dan Thomas
Prince of Wales
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygie, the Health Magazine
Plan Valley
Mark Lodely
Horizontag
Lory
North America
Jerusalem
Newfoundland
Sicily
Golf
Arouta
Czock
Co. E. Butterfield
Central Standard
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