Walter Wellman Pioneer of Atlantic Flight Dies at 75
The Globe recounts Walter Wellman who died at 75 and had the first transatlantic air attempt in 1910. His airship voyage from Atlantic City faced engine failures hydrogen issues and a near collision before rescue by a passing steamer. The piece notes rapid progress in aerial travel since and credits Wellman as a bold pioneer.
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Opposition Duty and Reform in Republican Policy
Glenn Frank urges Republicans to craft constructive opposition to Roosevelt's New Deal. He argues the party must avoid negative as well as blank opposition, pursuing cooperative corrective criticism while defending states’ powers against overcentralization.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Washington
McClure Newspaper
Blond Syndicate In Yucatan Jungle Picture Project
Janice Kent and entourage arrive in Merida to film a jungle epic. Don Raoul Ortega, linked to an alleged Hollywood abduction attempt, offers to guide them to the location. Frank Graham, Janice’s rejected suitor, escapes Ortega’s deadly plot and seeks his friend aviator Bill Langton who vanished. Ortega plans burro and horse travel toward the coast and Belize.
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Janice Kent
Yucatan
Merida
Don Raoul Ortega
Janice
Hollywood
Frank Grahame
Ortega
Bill Langton
Mailed peril and jungle pursuit unfold
At a distant station Janice notes Ortega with a wary Indian servant as Grahame and Juan trek through treacherous jungle. They study fresh footprints and warn that armed men trail behind, following a long, difficult southward path toward the hacienda.
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Eye as a Mirror of Overall Health in Dr Fishbein Talk
Dr Morris Fishbein explains the eye reflects systemic conditions and neurologic, vascular, and infectious diseases. He notes eye changes can reveal brain tumors, nervous system illness, and drug effects and describes using ophthalmoscope to examine the retina for signs of disease elsewhere.
Colored maid gossip and dinner guests in New York chatter
A fragmented column recounts a dinner party in New York with entertainers and public figures. It mentions Cornelius Kelley, Basil Ruysdael, Sybil Zabel, Anastasia Riley, Irvin Cobb, Bert Williams, Victor Moore, Lawrence Tibbett, and others in anecdotes about cinema, theater, and social life.
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QO. O. McIntyre
New York
Arnold Bennett
Cornelius F. Kelley
Montana
Kentucky
Uncle Sam
Tom Carter
The Strange Noise and Farce of Hidden Presence
A dramatic scene unfolds as Farmer Brown’s Boy returns home to find his father in the house while another figure may be in the toolroom. Mother Brown weighs in on the mystery as the kitchen echoes with talk of ghosts and mistaken arrivals in this 1934 syndicated bedtime tale.
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Farmer Brown
Parmer Brown
Mother Brown
The Mystery Grows in Farmer Brown Tale
A reading excerpt asks about historical empires and a pet mentioned in early history, then shifts to a story where Farmer Brown and his son investigate a barn rumor of a mysterious saw filer. They find no intruder, but a sharpening sound reveals the truth. Copyright 1934 by T. W. Burgess.
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Hoyle
G. BL R
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Filer
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T. W. Burgess
Guiding Your Child Through Stage Struck Phases
Advice on handling a young actress in training. Emphasizes understanding stage life, offering realistic perspective, and supporting persistent talent while parents manage expectations and discourage rash actions.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Alice
Hollywood
Word Builder Challenge in a Historical Riddle
The puzzle invites building successive words by adding one letter each, linked to a passage about personal growth and environment. It references yesterday's riddle about lingering in a dark hole and the worst agony of watching loved ones beheaded in towers.
Ballad Puzzle Clues and Answers From Zany Grid
A mixed word puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues about literature, music and geography. Includes items like My Old Kentucky Home author, ship terms, animals, and country capitals with several uncrossed letters and partial hints.
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