Century of Progress echoes in old world views in 1904 frame
The piece blends subscription rates with a World’s Fair era echo, comparing 1904 St Louis and early 1930s progress. It notes Roosevelt in the White House, debates over free silver, war dynamics between nations, and fashion cycles, suggesting a cyclical return to “good old days” amid modern change. It mentions The Globe Amarillo merging with morning, evening, and Sunday editions and a delivery service note.
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le Globe
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France
St. Louis
Roosevelt
White House
Japan
Russia
China
Manchuria
Safeguarding the Public in New Federal Drug Rules Debate
Washington reports outline a planned tightening of the federal food and drugs law with stricter cosmetic and patent medicine label rules. Proposals aim to bar unverifiable cures and prevent generic broad claims, seeking a sounder basis for consumer protection.
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Washington
Who Is Francis Tally In The Lovschiems Case
In a tense conversation, Lorn fails to identify a mysterious man as Francis Tally. Sundén and Miss Tally await Paris detectives, while Grethe’s actions hint at motive. A tense encounter ends with a surprising revelation as a second woman, Sue Tally, confronts Sundén and demands a stolen paper amid police-saturated hotel corridors.
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Lovschiem
Francis Tally
Grethe
Paris
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Sue
Mrs. Byng
Perdition
Francis
Sue Tally
Health Talk on Family Medicine Chest Contents
Dr Fishbein lists cosmetics and personal care items for the family medicine chest. Include razor soap talc thermometer hot water bottle ice bag bedpans syringes and enemas devices for steam inhalation and tincture of benzoin. Warn against poisonous preparations patent medicines opium or morphine and unused prescriptions.
Dan Thomas in Filmland Seeks Actors Bureau Reform
Hollywood notes the Artists Service Bureau planned by the Motion Picture Producers Association to hire actors directors and writers like extras via Central Casting. The goal is broader work distribution across studios, countering the current limit where many Hollywood players remain unemployed. Clark Gable earns kudos for Night Flight as an air mail pilot with limited on screen contact to Helen Hayes John Barrymore or Lionel Barrymore.
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Servce Bureau
Motion Picture Producers’ Association
Artists’ Service Bureau
Clark Gable
Helen Hayes
John Barrymore
Lionel Barrymore
Man About Town Notes And Wit From New York
Diary style column recounts social rounds in New York with figures like Arthur Somers Roche Carolyn Wells Frank Sullivan and Amelia Earhart portrait by Howard Chandler Christy and anecdotes about Will B Johnstone Gene Bowden and Er ne st Boyd. Mentions sightings of Chaplin Harpo Marx Frank Buck and others amid vivid city scenes and a sobering reflection on aging and society.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Pepys
Arthur Somers Roche
Carolyn Wells
Frank Sullivan
Howard Chandler
Nancy Christy
Amelia Earhart
Frank Masons
Edward L. Bernays
Karl von Wiegand
Karl
Germany
Sam Goldwyns
Ellen Berlin
Herbert Swope
George Gershwin
Julian Streets
Frank Vanderlip
California
Charlie Chaplin
Napoleon
St. Helena
Harpo Marx
Pauline Fredericks
Beverly
Grover Jones
Tom Wise
Edward H. Hutton
Gertrude Netcher
Majorca
Will H. Hays
Fred Stone
Frank Buck
Singapore
Buck
Bully Learns To Hold His Tongue In Orchard Skirmish
In this Thornton W. Burgess tale Bully the English Sparrow boasts and blusters until a swarm of cliff swallows under Mason and Mrs Mason drives him from the barn. He learns restraint after a tense stand off and retreats to hide, keeping quiet as the swallows reclaim the area.
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Mason
Mrs. Mason
Cliff Swallows
Farmer Brown
Skimmer
Tree Swallow
Mrs
Chippy
Chipping Sparrow
Radio Clock Schedule From New York Listings Tonight
WEAF NBC 6 30 William Hard from London 8 Morgen East man Orchestra 8 30 Ship of Joy 10 Hollywood On the Air WABC CBS 6 15 Rhythm Rhapsody 7 15 Street Singer and Lonesome Lula 8 45 Barlow Symphony 9 30 Ted Lewis Orchestra WIZ NEC 5 30 Rudy Vallee Orchestra 7 Minstrels 6 Drama based on Piccard Stratosphere Flight 10 Meyer Davis Orchestra
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Meyer Davis
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
Poem about a restless pioneer spirit who rejects safe, chartered paths and seeks dangerous challenges. It contrasts independence with caution, noting the wanderer’s cycles of stumbling, seeking risk, and briefly returning to society to recover before venturing out again.
Haven’t They Been Treating You Well
A tense exchange unfolds as a woman admits being seen from a third floor window during the first murder. She reveals nerves, tears, and a sense of being kept in the dark about the police investigation, lamenting that others did not warn her what to expect.
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Sue Tally
Sky
Paul's
Lovschiem
Old Favorite Puzzle Clue Round Teases Phrase Hunts
A long OCR puzzle item asks about the class of work the man in the picture gained fame for and includes many crossword style entries with numbers and garbled headers. It requests the part of America the man represents and lists various clues and answers in the old newspaper style.
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