Walking to School and a Bygone Rural Life
Commentary notes two Missouri boys near Booneville who walk six miles to school and do chores at home. The author recalls era of one room schools, now replaced by consolidated systems with buses, arguing current education improves minds and bodies. Includes reflections from Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler and others.
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Missouri
Booneville
United States
Consolidated Schools
Is the Profit Motive Bad
Glenn Frank argues against the view that profit motive causes all economic trouble. He says reconsidering foundations is healthy, but profit can align with public good when foreseeing how prosperous masses aid long term profits. He asserts the businessman who builds shared prosperity earns the greatest profits.
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Glenn Frank
Russia
McClure Newspaper
Local Belle Weds Rich Count Stuns Bender
Vivian Matthews, 20, deemed a “flat tire” of Bender Kansas, faces social pressure as Kent Johns hints at marriage after a car mishap. Patricia Sullivan, Vivian’s friend, critiques her inferiority while promising aid. The story tracks a sweltering July day of dress shopping and flirtations amid village gossip and escalating ambitions.
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Bender
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Martha Matthews
Sally
Aurelia
Dovie” Jansen
Paris
Times Democrat
Patricia Sullivan
Vivian
Cuddies Namara
Cuddies
Matthews
Kansas
Pat
Sullivan
Salina
Moth Flies to Happiness in a Quiet Romance Scene
Vivian is styled by Pat for a social meeting with Kent Johns. Pat boasts of a grand plan and fashion flair as Vivian braces for a date that unsettles yet excites her. Kent arrives tense, as they prepare for a private talk away from onlookers.
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Kent
Pat
Viv
Marcel
Dogie Jansen
Bender
Kent Johns
Vivien
Radio Broadcast Plans by Veterans of Foreign Wars
New York January 13 Veterans of Foreign Wars announce a special January 22 radio broadcast from Washington New York and Chicago featuring Rudy Vallee Paul Whiteman and the U S Marine Band on WJZ NBC with other programs on WEAF NBC and WABC CBS. The piece also notes a serialized story continuing with Kent Johns and Vivian in a nighttime drive.
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George Jessell
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wjz-Nbc
Washington
Chicago
Rudy Vallee
Paul Whiteman
U. S. Marine Band
How It Began series invites reader ideas on phrases
The News-Globe invites readers to contribute origins of sayings and curiosities for the How It Began series. Readers may write to Ross Murphy and Ray Ser ly care of the newspaper to suggest topics and see illustrated explanations.
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the Globe
Ross Murphy
Ray Serly
News-Globe
Motely Array Packs Bowery Demanding Aid
New York January reports the Bowery sink deeper into winter squalor with lingering youth and drifters. The scene along Chatham Square to Cooper Union shows a dim economy of 15 cent meals and venial drink, as men and women drift between hashhouse dimness and Hadley’s Rescue Hall sermons.
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New York
Bowery
Chatham Square
Cooper Union
Jack
Earth
Port Said
Alaska
Reddy Fox Feeds Hungry Mate and Escapes Into Snow
In a Barnyard tale, Reddy Fox hides from dogs and hunters then sneaks to a pan of meat left by Farmer Brown's Boy. He feasts, regains strength, and escapes across the Green Meadows to join his mate, ending with a hopeful note on life’s cycles. The scene closes as the next story hints at Reddy making a call.
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Farmer Brown
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Farmer
Corsetters and Columnist in Big Break
A reminiscence recalls a man from Ohio saved at Mc Cauley Mission and later rising to eastern management, then nightly Bowery visits for “experience” meetings. A former readhead on the Evening Mail becomes sober, drifts into trouble, and loses his job after a night of drinking with the columnist Robert E. MacAlarney, ending with a wish for well being.
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McCauley
Water Street
Bowery
Evening Mail
Hadley’s
Robert E. MacAlarney
McNaught, Syndicate, Inc
Central Cross crossword clues challenge yesterday’s answer
A crossword puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues from a Central Cross page including Repast tree of Pyrus Who is the speaker in Congress and other word fills. Clues cover taxonomy ant tokens and general vocabulary across topics and ages.
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U. S. House of Representatives
U. S
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