Praise for the newspaper as nation’s cohesive force
In New Haven the Columbia School of Journalism dean lauds the press as the chief unofficial activity that held the nation together during a low mood. He praises American reporters and editors at Yale as understanding interpreters of new developments and notes forecasts ahead of official announcements.
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New Haven
Conn
Carl W. Ackerman
Columbia School of Journalism
Block Foundation
Yale
Associated Press
Melville E. Stone
Young Democrats Postpone Tonight Meeting
Potter County's Young Democrat Club cancels tonight's session announced by president Tom Seay. The program will instead be held at the regular gathering next Tuesday night. Treasury figures released in Washington show January receipts of 12,183,209.50 and total expenditures of 64,291,527.47 with a year to date balance of 802,697,458.30.
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Potter County
Young Democrat Club
Tom Seay
Mr. Seay
Washington
The
Treasury
Get Up Nights With Bukets Bladder Laxative
Advertisement describes Bukets as a bladder laxative containing juniper oil and Buchu leaves. It claims to purge impurities and acid, ease irritation and burning, and restore sleep after four days if relief is not felt. Also suggests backache or leg pains from bladder issues may improve after cleansing.
Famous 1600-Piece Silver Set Sold At Auction In New York
A gilded 1600 piece silver dinner service once given by Napoleon I to Pauline Borghese was broken up and auctioned in New York. Bids on individual items totaled 57 565 dollars, far short of the 80 000 dollars Mrs Edith Rockefeller McCormick once paid. The sale ends a long era of a united collection that included 11 700 ounces of silver.
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New York
Napoleon I
Pauline
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Hubbards
Queen Mary
Edward Krenn
Chicago
Napoleon
Prince Camillo Borghese
Hollywood Talk From Alice Leone Moats on Dream City
Editor Alice Leone Moats describes acclimating to Hollywood, noting how quickly conversations arise, the quick judgments about films and talent, and the ease of sounding like a veteran after a few days in town. She recalls how talk centers on projects, reputations, and the ubiquitous refrain about The greatest picture or it’s awful.
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Alice Leone Moats
Hollywood
Jesse L. Lasky
Alice-Leone
Moats
Etiquette Lessons From Hollywood Parties
A narrator recalls Hollywood party manners and the strict seating rules in the film capital. She notes early rising is frowned upon in New York but appreciated in Los Angeles, and describes the social dance of seating couples, their spouses, and admirers as a triangle of affection.
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Hollywood
New York
Grey glove lost and reward offered in Pampa notice
Dear Tack, a reader reports losing a grey suede glove with Scarbrough on the button and offers a six bit reward for its return to the Pelo Duro Hotel. Also a man seeks a German police dog, male and young, at 86 Alabama Street with reasonable price offered.
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Tack
Santa
Tran
Pelo Duro
Scarbrough
Alabama Street
Housekeeper seeks steady work and dog found notice
Mrs Widmayer seeks housekeeping employment and asks help locating her lost dog. The dog, black and tan with a bobbed tail, wolf and fox hound mix, left near Bowers City by Pampa Texas on January 3 after arriving from Moberly Missouri on December 2. A reward is offered.
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Bowers City
Pampa
Texas
Moberly
Child Loses Blue Purse On Fillmore Street Bus
A 10 year old girl, Lola Marif Morgan of 1911 Pierce Street, reports losing a blue purse containing a silver Eversharp pencil and a white linen handkerchief after riding a Fillmore Street bus. She asks for help locating them.
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Tack
Fillmore Street
Lola Marif Morgan
Pierce Street
Dial
Guests in City Visit Lubbock Residents at Herring Hotel
Mrs. W. F. Hankins Mrs. Mary Lovell Mrs. Fred Snyder and Miss Anne Snyder all of Lubbock visited Mrs. Gaylord Hankins at the Herring Hotel in the city on Monday.
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City
W. F. Hankins
Mary Lovell
Fred Snyder
Anne Snyder
Lubbock
Gaylord Hankins
Herring Hotel
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy
An old ad promotes Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as a complete internal cold treatment. It claims to open the bowels fight germs relieve headache and fever and fortify the system. Available at druggists 30c and 50c.
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Grove
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Young Democrats
cAmarillo Printing Company
Passerny
Mary Brian Donald Cook
Reginald Denny
Puck
Trinity Church
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New York City
Park Avenue
Paris
Nat
Allman
Mae West
Angel
Cary Grast
Paramount Picture
Paramount
Joan Crawford
Clark Gable
Robert Montgomery
Mission
Dorothy Mackaill
Rialto
Chester Morris
Marian Nixon
REX
Slim Sommerville
Zann Pitts
Roy Diven
Roseland
Joe Norman
Wm.l. Ball
Blackburn
Amarillo Res
Tary Fitters
Paramoung
Kay Ford
OUR Gang
Wan
Loretta Young
Spencer Tracy
GENEVIEVE_ TOBIN
Marion Nixon
Norman Foster
W. J. Hall
Gordon Reese
Amarillo
Canyon
Palo Duro Canyon
Lotus Blossom
Municipal Auditorium
Narcus
Globe News
Lois Black
Marcus
Pacific Coast
Wichita
Kan
San Francisco
Ha Cha San
Silver Goddess
la Pannette
Madge Evans
Ted Healy
Stooges
Slim Summerville and
Zasu Pius
Tri-State Fair Association
America
Montmarte
Hacha San
Wilbur C. Hawk
City Drug Store
Foley
W. L. Darnell
Fordsville
Conoco Bronze
Conoco
Tony Sarg
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