Editorial Praises Press Coverage of Surgeons Meeting
An editorial in the New York County Medical Society organ lauds lay press dignity and restraint in covering the American College of Surgeons clinical congress. It notes a shift toward responsible medical news and public interest benefits, while warning against sensationalism. The piece contrasts media challenges with Hollywoods cautious Russia topics and the difficulty of balanced reportage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American College of Surgeons
New York County Medical Society
Ksurgeons
College of Surgeons
Mobe
Emancipation Aim of Machine Economy Examined
A defense of the machine order as a powerful social tool is presented, arguing emancipation through tech while noting current misdirection by the Pennamis ardar. The speaker plans to summarize main counts of the defense tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Frank
Pennamis Ardar
Peak Abbott Makes Move On Sam Sherrill Amid Family Wealth Shift
Peak Abbott struggles with longing and restraint as Sam Sherrill, the stepdaughter of the eccentric inventor Fourth Aldersea, smiles through a party night. A kiss breaks his resolve though Sam reveals money now fuels her happiness. She questions love versus wealth while Peak clings to a friendship vow.
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Peak Abbott
Sam Sherrill
Peak
Freddy Munson
Sam
Freddy
Aldersea
Wayne Holcombs
Holcom
Holcomb
Sam Sherill
Ted Markham
Markham
Wayne Holcomb
Freeman Lincoln
How It Began A Copper Cup In The Palace Sparked A Lesson
A muddled fragment describes a metal cup at a Roman palace during Tiberius reign. It mentions a worker presenting the cup and an incident of damage quickly repaired. The text frames this as the first appearance of aluminum and invites reader ideas for the series.
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Tiberius
Mer
Cstecs
Russ Murphy
Ray Senusky
News-Globe
Show District Overrun With Star Trailers
New York reports an overrun of autograph seekers at stage doors and theaters amid personal appearances. Fans, many with albums, gather from 5 PM matinees to 10 PM shows, forming a social crowd with first row prestige. Police manage traffic as signatures lure crowds, while auditors note signs of industry pressure and unemployment shaping the craze. A Broadway chorus man reportedly bleached hair for attention as observers cite promotional caveats about reliability of stated sources.
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O. C. McIntyre
New York
Ziegfeld
Earl Carroll
6Th Avenue
London broadcasts and new schedules mark Armistice Day lineups
London on air this month for two rebroadcasts including the Lord Mayor's inaugural banquet and an Armistice Day concert from Royal Albert Hall. Kathleen Norris speaks from San Francisco in a US Chamber program. Walter Winchell hosts the first four weeks of WEAF and WJZ debuts, with updated dance musician schedules and five state election returns included in a WEAF-WJZ-NBC five minute wrap.
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Associated Press
New York
London
WJZ
NBC
Royal Albert Hall
Kathleen Norris
San Francisco
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Wabc-Cbs
B. A. Rolfe
WEAF
Walter Winchell
Nick Lucas
Julia Sanderson
Frank Crumit
Sousa
Wayne *King
WABC
CBS
Mills Brothers
Ruth Etting
Jack Miller
Ann Leaf
Alice Dyer Miller
The
Quakers
Dumonte
Old Siager
Paul Whiteman
City to Enforce Health Regulations for Food Handlers
Health unit authorities warned that no charge will be made for physical exams to obtain health certificates. All food handlers, barbers, and beauty parlor operators must comply strictly with the law. Prosecutions will follow first violations found by inspectors after abolition of the $1 exam fee by the city commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Unit
Benton
City Commission
Peter Rabbit’s Vanity Brings Nerves After Nightly Visits
Peter Rabbit boasts of daring escapes and bold adventures with Molly Rabbit admiring his claims. His bragging alarms Molly and invites a scare from unseen threats, ending when a shadow proves harmless and Molly disappears. Copyright 1931, T. W. Burgess.
From Gymnastics to Acrobatic Resolve and Sleepless Nights
A roughened acrobat tale unfolds of body building from a sickly lawyer to a fit performer. Ralph Barton recalls four days without sleep before a major caricature, then 12 hours of rest at his drawing board. A Bronx editorial mocks excess columnists while a shipping joke and a Yale alumnus name appear in this fragmented reminiscence from 1931.
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Ralph Barton
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid from Yesterday's Page
The puzzle page lists horizontal and vertical clues with numbers for foreign minister, Chinese topics, celestial likeness, measurements, and various common words. It includes entries for conditions like awake, sense of urgency, and objects such as coffins and bric a brac, implying a mixed difficulty crossword from a historical newspaper.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Tb Globe-News Pubiishing Co
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur O. Hawk
jNews and Business Department
Lone Fort
Amarillo Daily News
Fepeda Messenger
Jereoral
O BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
the Globe
Russia
Variety
Hollywood Studios
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Senator Swanson
Virginia
Jeohardy
Hoover
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Chira
Tsin
Asia
Great Wall
China
Tsinay
Aluminum
Mike
Vouwe
C.e.butterfield
Bedtime
Peter
Peter Rabbit
Molly Rabbit
Molly
Mrs. Peter
Reddy Fox
Shadow the Weasel
Hooty the Owl
Boomer
Nighthawk
T. W. Burgess
Bronx
Odd Nens
Padget Sound
Yale
O. O. McIntyre
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
UU XV
Moses
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