War Is Youths Job and Old Ages Glory
A New York stage piece translates Paul Raynal’s drama about youths sent to brutal mud battles taunting older decision makers. The editorial cautions that future peace decisions, from naval build ups to Latin American intervention, affect the young who bear the costs. It urges restraint, warns against blind flag waving, and notes the danger of expert decisions that later impose a price on the next generation.
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New York
Paul
Raynal
Latin America
Mexico
Rio Grande
Indiana
Guiding your Childe Rivalry by Agnes Lyne
A advised look at family rivalry among children. Constant comparisons between siblings breed jealousy, insecurity, and harmed self esteem. Psychiatrists warn that rivalry as a driver of achievement is often damaging and inferior to healthier incentives.
Dixie Dugan Mystery Ends In Newark Stage Door Clue
The open eye detective notes track Dixie Dugans disappearance after she vanished from a vaudeville scene. John J Milton, a Wall Street broker, fears the Argentine dancer Alvarez Romano is linked. Reports trace a closed car sighting and bail arrangements as investigators pursue a lead in Newark.
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Dixie Dugan
Jack Milton
Dixie
Denny Kerrigan
Alvarez Romano
Milton
Exchange Place
New York City
John J. Milton
Wall Street
State Theater
Newark
Roy
Open-Eyed Detective Agency
Dancer
Gramercy
al Evans
Gleason & Company
Minneapolis
Minn
New York
Milton T
Jack
Night club rakes in mystique while fading on Broadway
New York reports a fading night club scene lingering with few patrons. The drawing card remains inflated prices and staged intimacy. Observations mix Broadway psychology, wealthy suitors, and a drift toward empty spectacle.
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0. C. McIntyre
New York
Galesburg
Eppis
Sapidile
Laughing Around the World in Ozark Moonshine Tale
A St Louis reader recounts two traveling men who, seeking tedium on a rainy Sunday, bought whiskey from a local bootlegger in a Missouri city. They overindulged in white mule, drank heavily in a hotel bedchamber, and in a high agitation dashed to a wall telephone for help.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Ozark
Rusty the Fox Squirrel Outwits Hawk and Fox in Narrow Escape
A tense scene unfolds as Rusty the Fox Squirrel evades Redtail the Hawk and Reddy Fox on a fence and ground chase. Rusty times a leap to the ground, triggering a collision between the pursuing predators and leaving Rusty unharmed amid a flurry of feathers and snarls.
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Reddy Fox
Redtail
Hawk
Rusty
Fox
Austy
Reddy
Redwing
Rival Fox and Hawk Bicker Over Squirrel Find
Reddy Fox and Redtail the Hawk quarrel over Rusty the Fox Squirrel who slipped away into an old hole. Rusty avoids both as they spar, each claiming possession while Rusty regroups and plans his next move.
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Reddy
Redtail
Rusty
Rusty the Fox
Johnny Chuck
Reddy Fox
Hawk
New York Tribune, Inc
Crossword Puzzle Puzzles Two Eight-Letter Key Words
Crossword puzzle lists two eight letter words Nos 1 and 49 horizontal sharing last four letters. Clues span 1 to 6 across and 1 to 6 down with entries like draw in by suction, supervisor, avenue, bashful, hautboy, taste, observe, bitter plant, hurry, primp, pulpit block, driving command, legal rule description, sister's daughter, make a mistake, rock with silver, pennies, arrange cloth gracefully, chip of stone, donate, constant companion, region, always, age, skin, pause, and correct. Vertical clues include branches of learning and other everyday terms.
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Hautboy
Fragmented Puzzle Clue List Appears in Obscure Text
The snippet presents a garbled list of crossword style clues and numbers, including entries for organ of sight and printer's machine, with many items incompletely readable. It resembles an old page segment containing scattered definitions rather than a cohesive article.
Rival Football Rivals Unite on Aberdeen Team
Bob Fitzke of Idaho and Bill Skeates of Gonzaga, once bitter college rivals, now play together for an American union team in Aberdeen Washington. A hotel room anecdote involving a police night chief shares a humorous misheard cry about spotted leopards.
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Ossifer
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Bob Fitzke
Idaho
Bill Skeates
Gonzaga
Aberdeen
Wash
Gasoline tax in states funds roads growth in 1927
An analysis by the American Motorist Association shows 44 states levied an average 3.19 cent gasoline tax per gallon in 1927, raising over 258 million dollars for roads. About 200 million funded state highways, over 55 million went to local roads, and 10 million supported bond pavements.
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International News Service
Washington
American Motorist Association
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Wilburg Hawk
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the Globe
Children's Bureau
the News
Manistee
Mich
Agnes Lyne
Betty
Irene
Bill
Roger
Open-Eye Detective Agency
Subject
Variety Magazine
Variety
Brooklyn
Loew's
Hermitage
West 42Nd Street
Times Sq
Donald Gleason
Gleason Greeting Card Co
DEAP
MR. Gleason
Times Square
John H. Striebel
State Theatre
London
Swaff
Hannen Swaffer
Fleet Street
Broadway
Elan
Sangfroid
Michael Arlen
The
Denny
Laughing Around the
Irvin S. Cobb
Igleintemvia
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