Macaulay Wisdom for the Coming Campaign
The piece urges candidates to study Lord Macaulay's defense of representative government and against voter pandering. It quotes his view that begging for votes corrodes conscience and that representatives should not be bound to pledges or daily obedience. It suggests clipping the expression for senders to political representatives.
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Glenn Frank
United States
Lord Macaulay
Leeds
House of Commons
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Origins of Scrimmage and Geraniums in Folklore and Sport
A compact note traces the word scrimmage from scribal practice to fencing and football, plus a folklore tale linking the geranium to Turkey and a Mahometan road scene where a garment brushing the weeds turns them into flowers.
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Turkey
Mahomet
Friendly warning on tropical island prison plan
Jerry Calhoun, posing as Mr Peabody, attends a house party on a tropic island run by Limpy Ashwood. Ashwood hints at past encounters with Calhoun and warns him not to reveal the island location while planning to keep him as a non paying guest. A second arriving plane complicates the escape plot.
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Mr. Peabody
Jerry Calhoun
Limpy Ashwood
Nancy Wentworth
Emory Battles
Ashwood
Claridge Bar
London
Jerry
Calhoun
Comort
Tropics
Chicago
New York
the Law
Earth
Emory
Ductless Glands Studied by Dr. Copeland
Senator Dr. Royal S. Copeland discusses the ductless glands including thyroid parathyroid and adrenal glands. He notes diseases like myxedema tetany and Addison's disease and describes their effects on growth health and body function.
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Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Autofall Signalling and Road Etiquette
A humorous note on signals by drivers highlights that hand signals may mislead and that rear view mirrors better ensure safety. The piece argues both men and women drivers sometimes misinterpret gestures and urges vigilance behind to avoid passing or collisions.
Tom Has a Good Side Says Leela in Tale of Two Tom
Leela defends Tom by sharing examples of his loyal acts and careful care for family. She contrasts the conflicted public persona with the private, dependable Tom she knows, asking which is the real Tom. The piece reflects on reputation versus true character.
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Tom
Winifred Black
Leela
Bob
Leola
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Have We Many True Friends
A diary style column recounts social scenes in New York with mentions of Algiers robes, royalty jokes, visits from Roy Howard, and cinema outings. It notes a group discussion on how many true friends one could rely on in an emergency, citing a novelist who named only three men and one woman.
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New York
Pepys
Algiers
King Lardner
Ed Wynn
Bert Lahr
Post
Kodak
Frazier Hunts
Bob
Bruce Bairns
Japan
Roy Howard
New Town House
Alice Roche
Will H. Hayses
California
42D Street
Sid Solomon
Seattle
London
America
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Guiding a Your Child Sweet Stories
Agnes Lyne argues against excessively sweet children’s books that misrepresent real kids. Parents buy and children seek idealized depictions, while real childhood combines mischief with innocence. diverse tales showing mischief without judgment provide needed balance.
Central Cross Clue Puzzle Outcome and Terms
A crossword style list with horizontal and vertical clues. Entries include Napoleon's exile site Trapper rounded projections composition and other numbered terms across and down, covering foods, body parts, actions and descriptors. The puzzle ends with an oe answer.
Jimmy Skunk Learns Loneliness And Departure
A fragment from a bedtime story outlines Jimmy Skunk’s lonely life after being cast out of his home and left to wander. He resists changes, travels briefly, and faces isolation while neighbors continue their busy family lives.
Democratic convention broadcasts and evening program guide
Radio listings detail Democratic convention broadcasts across WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC with session times and summaries. Special evening programs include 5 Joure Guller French pianist 7 30 Roxy Guest conductor and 9 45 Cab Calloway orchestra on WEAF NBC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
NBC
W. G. McAdoo
WABC
CBS
Weafwjz
Weafnbc
WJZ
Joure Guller
Roxy
Kiwanis
Cab Calloway
Irving Kaufman
Roger White
Howard Laanin
Boswell
Jay C. Flippen
Jack Denny
George Olsen
Jimmy Feels Better After Hidden Family Revelations
A fox named Jimmy suspects Mrs. Jimmy has babies and a hidden life. He longs to return home yet is spurned at the door, then travels to the Briar patch and other haunts while watching from a distance. He wrestles with guilt and questions about his own brood and place.
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West 42d Street
Soviet Russia
Borneo
Hollywood
Poverty Row
Jimmy
Mrs. Jimmy
Peter Rabbit
Briar Patch
Smiling Pool
Jerry Muskrat
Green Forest
Johnny Chuck
T. W. Burgess
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