Roosevelt vacation attitude praised in Globe opinion piece
The Globe comments on President Roosevelt and Theodore Roosevelt, praising their recreation gusto. It notes Roosevelt’s yacht trip and the family’s evident enthusiasm for travel and leisure as a valuable asset, reflecting on their approach to leisure and public service.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Under Bridge Huddle Woes and Lively City Snippets
Atmospheric sketch of under Brooklyn bridge life with Bowery stares and Mission on Water Street as a beacon. Then rapid vignettes on Karl von Wiegand career, Cartier’s New York rise, a shuttered Third Avenue cinema, Russell Patterson Ascot tie, Noel Coward stock, Frank Sullivan humor, and Joseph Urban quenching thirst after a long walk.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Dickens
Park Row
Frankfort
Old World Building
Bowery
Oak Street
Jerry McCauley
Water Street
The
Third Avenue
Russell Patterson
Long Island
Noel Coward
John Mason
John Drew
Raymond Hitchcock
Flo Ziegfeld
Clyde Fitch
Frank Sullivan
Sullivan
Hotel Upton
Poughkeepsie
Joseph Urban
Bedtime Stories Highlighting Senses in Green Forest
Thornton W Burgess explains how eyes ears and nose guide bears and other woodland creatures. Mother Bear teaches Betty Bear to trust scent and sound over sight, using nose to detect food and danger, underscoring life saving wisdom from the senses.
Scout Heroism Recognized by International Bravery Awards
The Boy Scouts award Henry V Aquinto two medals for life saving after he saved two youths in the Firth of Forth near Blackness Castle. Aquinto, 14, received the British Boy Scouts silver medal and the Boy Scouts of America Gold Honor Medal for Life Saving.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Henry V. Aquinto
Lord Baden-Powell
British
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Meis
Aquinto
Boy Scouts of America
Linlithgow
Scotland
Firth of Forth
Blackness Castle
Modern Monks and the University Research Refuge
Glenn Frank argues universities face a new Dark Age from funding cuts. At Wisconsin, 36 scholars will lead 60 to 70 research projects full time, with informal master apprentice graduate training. Grants from the Alumni Research Foundation fund these research leaves, creating temporary cities of refuge for scholarship.
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Glenn Frank
United States
University of Wisconsin
McClure Syndicate
A New Serial Tale Opens With a Fallen Star
Nicholas Boyd, once a film hero, arrives at the Boar's Head inn seeking refuge after a career decline. Georgie Bancroft, returning to the village, grapples with whether the former star is an ally or rival as she recalls their fragile bond and the looming threat of his ruined fame.
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Nicholas Boyd
Georgie Bancroft
Nicholas
Bernie Boyd
England
Georgie
Mrs. Lovelock
America
Trouve
Boar's Head
Portsmouth
Lady Hamilton
Mrs. Spear
Mrs. Spears
Hollywood
George
Alk
Mr. Boyd
Doubleday Doran
Health Talk Warns About Summer Poison Ivy Hazards
Dr Fishbein advises on avoiding poison ivy and similar plants in woodlands. Wear gloves when handling brush, wash skin promptly with soap or gasoline if touched, and avoid unknown ointments. A lukewarm bath and bland soap aid skin care and sleep, with powder in skin folds to prevent irritation.
Dan Thomas in Filmland A Studio Tour and Gossip
A vivid postcard from Hollywood roams the Fox back lot showing Paddy the Next Best Thing and Midnight Club sets. Celebs Janet Gaynor Boris Karloff Merna Kennedy Lona Andre Wynne Gibson Grace Bradley Joan Crawford and Franchot Tone appear amid props dogs and checkers on the studio floor.
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Dan Thomas
NEA
Hollywood
Fox
Paddy
Janet Gaynor
Warner Baxter
Julanne Johnston
Marx Brothers
Chico and Groucho
Boris Karloff
Bedlington
England
Karioff
Merna Kennedy
Busby Berkeley
Lona Andre
Paramount
Wynne Gibson
Dick Arlen
Wynne
Grace Bradley
Judith Allen
Maureen O'Sullivan
Romeo Nunocruk
Joan Crawford
Franchot Tone
Joan
Do You Know Him Horizontal Puzzle List
A formatted quiz prompt listing horizontal and vertical clues for a word puzzle with multiple numbered hints across professions, objects, and descriptions. It includes references to names, places, and common crossword style definitions, aiming to identify a central figure from a series of cross-letters.
Learning by Example in the Green Forest
Betty Bear and Mother Bear discuss the dangers of two legged hunters in the Green Forest. Mother Bear explains humans carry fire sticks and smell feared by the forest's inhabitants. She promises lesson on using eyes ears and nose to stay safe.
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Mother Bear
Betty Bear
Big Mother Bear
Green Forest
T. W. Burgess
Just FalUks By Edgar A Guest
Poem recounting resilience during hard times, urging faith in one another and courage. Reflects on past hardships, elder voices, and a city’s growth through disaster and stress, with a hopeful note for future generations.
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