The Next Phase of Progress in Religion
This piece surveys religious teaching changes in the modern era. Roger W. Babson endorses a forthcoming era of spiritual development, quoting Charles Steinmetz on studying God and prayer. It argues four teachings of Jesus underpin science and daily life and urges readers to educate their families in modern religious thought.
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Roger W. Babson
Charles P. Steinmetz
General Electric Company
Mr. Babson
God
Steinmetz
Jesus
Europe
Airmail Memorial Praised for Its Pilots
Representative Arett of Nevada urges Congress to vote a memorial for 32 aviators who died in the airmail service since inception. The piece argues the true memorial is the service itself, showing daily courage and sacrifice by pilots building a lasting institution.
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Representative Arett
Nevada
Congress
Airmail
J Norman Lynd Illustrated Work Appearance
J Norman Lynd is the credited illustrator for the piece. The text lists Lynd as the artist and repeats his name alongside the title in a decorative layout. No further biographical details are provided in the fragment.
Ghosts and engagement clash at Fairfield manor
Stephanie rejects Norman Platt's proposal and reveals she is engaged to Ralph Dunn. She plans to invite Dunn for the summer, hopes he will write and stay in the old stone house, and faces Platt's persistence with resolve. The legend of the Fairfield ghost adds romantic intrigue to the meeting.
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Stephanie
Norman Platt
Norman
Diplomata
Ralph Dunn
Pratt
Platt
Dunn
Tony
Hammond
Fairfields
Maizie
Rita Carstairs
Chap
Chance
Fresh Scent in Chapter 20 Sparks in Bankers Bond Plot
Norman Platt, unsettled after Stephannie refuses him, hosts a New York banker at his club. They share drinks, discuss the late Julian Hammond, and the uncle’s unusual will that left a fortune to an unknown girl, raising questions about motives and secrets.
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Stephanie
Norman Platt
New York
Platt
Julian Hammond
Jules
Mexico
Hawkins
Hammond
Hawkin
Stephanie Hall
Fairfields
Washington
Nouse
Young Platt
Broadway Goes Chinese Dominates New York Dining Scene
New York column notes Broadway’s shift to Chinese cafes along the lobster belt from Herald Square to Columbus Circle. Chinese eateries, often owner-operated with low or no cover, lure patrons with moderate prices, no liquor, and orchestras for dining and dancing.
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New York
D. C. McIntyre
Broadway
Herald Square
Columbus Circle
Paul Whiteman
New Yorker
Palais Royal
Churchill's
Jim Churchill
Speckles the Starling On Trial In Old Orchard
In the Old Orchard a starling named Speckles faces a feathered trial for nuisance and home stealing. Neighbors including Sammy Jay and Drummer the Woodpecker accuse him of taking homes and food, while others like Tommy Tit question him as the crowd weighs his guilt.
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Speckles the Starling
Bully
Sammy Jay
Green Forest
Green Meadows
Sammy
Tommy Tit
Chickadee
Drummer the
Woodpecker
Winsome Bluebird
Yank Yank
Winsome
South
Speckles
Mrs Speckles
Chatterer
Hidden Gold and Family Tates Stir in Fairfield Manor
Norman Platt pushes hawkins for clues on Hammond's gold transfers and a possible hidden fortune at Fairfield. Suspect money moved to Washington or Mexico as Platt probes records, while Muriel seeks her father’s approval for Wilfred who cannot fight, drink, or play cards.
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Muriel
Wilfred
Daddy Darling
College of Music In Happy Recital
The Amarillo College of Music will give a recital in Happy on January 31 marking the opening of the new high school auditorium. The concert party includes Emil F. Myers tenor Addie Logan Alee contralto Lita Austin Myers pianist Vera Roberts pianist Helen M. Strite violinist and Edward Kal flutist and zitherist. Vera Roberts runs a branch studio in Happy.
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Amarillo College of Music
Teachers Club
Happy
Emil F. Myers
Addie Logan Alee
Lita Austin Myers
Vera Roberts
Helen M. Strite
Edward Kal
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Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Associated Press
Amarillo
BY Mail
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Paris
J. Norman Lynd
Mildred
Mildred Barbour
Uncle Jules
Sth
6Th Avenues
Central Park
Jed Harris
Park Avenue
Hollywood
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Blacky the
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