Kansas attorney L C Boyle remembered at Rochester funeral
The Rev Charles R Tyner delivers a tribute at the funeral of L C Boyle a prominent Kansas attorney and former attorney general in Rochester. He lived about sixty and was honored for his faith in God and the divinity of Christ as mourners recall his life and memory. A comment notes a grand opus school to be opened on the Hudson thirty miles above York City prompting neighbor concern about a thirty mile ocean limit.
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L. C. Boyle
Kansas
Rochester
Charles R. Tyner
St. George's Episcopal Church
Nsays City
Jesus
Christ
Mr. Boyle
School of American Grand Op
Hudson
York City
Ocean
Pictures on Knees Report at Beauty Convention Stir in Chi
Reports from a beauty convention in Chicago describe women spending about 6000 dollars daily on personal grooming. The piece notes 17,850,000 boxes of hair dye used last year costing 7,000,000 dollars. It mentions painting pictures on knees as a new fashion trend with various designs and plant and landscape motifs.
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Pession
Chin
United Es
Jealousies over Superintendent Smith in Dallas visit
Carrie Weaver Smith faced questions about her issue as superintendent of the Girls' Training School in esville. Officials in Dallas Monday touched on her potential reinstatement amid state interest and lingering opposition from the prior dismissal. Her past decisions, including the high fence at Jalmesville, are cited in debates over her leadership.
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Carrie Weaver Smith
Scuss
Esville
Dallas
Hether
Dr. 1
Dr. Smith
Jalmesville Institution
Penitentiary Reformers Debate Shortcuts and Outcomes
A terse note discusses how short cuts in penology rarely yield success and often fail to meet aims of rehabilitation. The discussion centers on policy efficacy, with officials weighing alternative methods against tried procedures.
Art of what war means dispatch from January
Brooklyn Eagle publishes a special dispatch from January 29 detailing the war’s meaning and its implications. The notice carries a reflective takeaway on how conflict reshapes society and daily life.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Radio Network Listings With Evening Programs
In Central and Mountain time zones stations outline schedules for baseball, orchestras, educational readings, concerts, and news. Chicago to Portland listings include multiple stations with 7 to 10 P M slots featuring bands, lectures, and concert programs.
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KGO
Oakland
Ben Black
Orchestra
KLX
Uncle Joe's Gang
Athens
Muaie Ki
Los Angeles
Hieckman
KFI
Angeles
Mississippi Valley
KPO
San Francisco
Selger
P -Palace Orchestre Kgw
Portland
The
Hoot Owls
Brutal War Experiments and Household Time Savings
The article notes army plans for dog fighting experiments to study warfare outcomes, likening them to earlier experiments with fallen monkeys and noting the lack of clear benefits. It also mentions a Virginia housewife rearranging kitchen utensils to gain 323 steps daily, highlighting misplaced fitness aims.
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Virginia
Bowery Life Sketched in a Nightly City Slice
New York writer C O McIntyre portrays the Bowery as a kaleidoscopic scene of summer evenings. Pudgy shopkeeper wives, pawnshop displays, mission bells, and thirsty lodging houses reveal wealth and poverty, while talk of Bat studies adds a quirky aside to the urban portrait.
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New York
Bowery
Coney and
Luna
Amarillo Planing Mill Ad
Amarillo Planing Mill advertises mill work at 1601 West 7th Street with W. R. Armstrong as manager It invites out of town business and offers sash doors mouldings and other mill products with a prompt billing offer to “figure with you”
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West 7Th St
W. R. Armstrong
Mgr
Canyon School Gains 100 New Summer Term Students
Canyon Texas reports more than 100 new students enrolled for the second half of the summer term at West Texas State Teachers College. About fifty from the first term completed their work and returned home. Faculty changes include Flora McGee replacing Mary Moss Richardson and J. J. Lancaster taking over Robert Donald’s duties as the term continues.
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Globe
Canyon
West Texas State Teachers College
Flora McGee
Texas Technological College
Amarillo High School
Mary Moss Richardson
J. J. Lancaster
Robert Donald
This Isn't a Cruel World Yet The Wounded Self
A reflective note on personal cruelty and self acceptance. The author suggests many misery stems from individuals being harsh to themselves and failing to recognize it. The piece urges gentler self regard.
Thin Ice Chapter II Rosalind Chooses a New Path
Rosalind Nash, a stenographer, reflects on a risky choice to leave her routine. She travels by subway imagining a life beyond slaving in a tiny apartment, drawn by the allure of marriage and beauty and the hope of better things. Her resolve grows as she arrives in the city.
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Rosalind
Dorothy
96Th Street
Servish
Dorothy King
Tomorrow Rosalind Breaks the News
Rosalind arrives home eager to share life changing news with Madeline at their two room apartment. The two women, opposites in height, looks, and temperament, have long shared a bond forged through friendship and mutual fear of Rosalind's impulsive nature.
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116Th Street
Madeline
Rosalind
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