Alabama Near Beer Becomes Legal After 17 Years
Alabama legalizes sale of near beer in soft drink parlors for the first time in 17 years. The repeal of the beer look smell and taste law comes despite Governor Miller’s veto warning it would erode dry laws. The move is seen as a potential sign the 18th amendment may endure.
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Alabama
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Plus-Fours 10 Make It Sissy
O. O. McIntyre reflects on Broadway figures and old-time theater life. He names actors, managers, and personalities like Warren Williams and Elizabeth Arden, notes fashion and stage quirks, and ponders the fate of a career amid changing tastes in New York entertainment.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Charles Butterworth
Cliff Smith
Claire Luce
John Barrymore
Warren Williams
Neysa McMein
Sam H. Harris
Clara Walsh
Sealyham
Saks
George Bye
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Gene Buck
Jimmy Walker
Earl Carroll
Jeanne Auber
Challapan
Aylesworth and
Parker
Elmer Davis
Graying
Dudley
Snow White
Karl Kitchen
First Avenue
Sutton Place
Bedtime Stories Highlights a Sneaky Squirrel and Spies
Thornton W. Burgess text notes Chatterer the Red Squirrel hated by neighbors for spying yet suspects others watching him. The piece references friends Happy Jack and Rusty, scene details of bars, saloons, and a vaudeville nod, concluding with cultural color from 1932.
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Happy Jack
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Public support grows for oil industry regulation by Railroad Commission
Citizens recognize oil industry links to broader economy and back legislation expanding Railroad Commission powers. The article asserts the commission’s expanded authority safeguards the oil sector from ruin and steadies taxes and business across the state. It also includes a brief literary digression praising George Bernard Shaw and a Communist organizer’s critique of constitutional methods.
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Railroad Commission
Commission
Playing Politics by Ear by Glenn Frank
The essay argues against emergency legislation and suggests statesmanship must resist improvisation. It warns against after thought defenses and urges addressing underlying factors shaping political and economic life to avoid arrest and ineffectiveness.
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Nature
Demosthenes
McClure
Paradise Promo: Clive and Santa Rewed Aboard a Train
Clive and Santa marry during a cross country train trip after Santa’s divorce from Dicky. He reassures her as they settle into life in New York, while she confesses lingering feelings and fears Dicky’s influence. They vow to keep their renewed union free of outside witnesses and judgment.
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Dorothy Hall
Percy Kilbridge
Clive
Santa
Chicago
New York
Dicky
Clive Doncaster
Angel
Coningsby Dawson
Cod Liver Oil Quality and Dosage Guidelines
Dr. Copeland reviews cod liver oil quality, origin, and labeling standards. He outlines proper infant dosing from birth to age two, stressing sunlight and vitamin D, and notes the American Medical Association seal as a quality marker.
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Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Norway
Iceland
Japan
England
Labrador
New Foundland
American Medical Association
Council On Pharmacy
K. F. S.;inc
Crossword Puzzle Clue List
A long list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues mixing letters odds and wordplay. Includes multiple entries like Mongoloid cubic meter coffee house and others with numbered positions and categories.
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New York City
Psycho analysts to prison study convicts
Winifred Black mocks psychoanalysis and its appeal to reveal truth in a column and fiction excerpt. The piece bursts with satire about therapists and criminals, then shifts to a fiction scene where Santa contemplates marriage, happiness, and past mistakes.
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Phooey
Winifred Black
Woman wins King's Cup at East Berkshire Show
Miss L. R. Purser wins the King's silver cup for best cultivation of root crops at the East Berkshire Agricultural Show, first time in 90 years.
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King's Coup Maidenhead
U.P
L. R. Purser
East Berkshire
Radio listings reveal tonight’s New York programs
In New York on November 18 clubs and networks present music and entertainment across stations. WEAF NBC airs Kremlin Art Quintet at 6 15 P M Eskimo Night Club at 8 Al Jolson’s first program at 9 and a Motion Picture Banquet at 11 30. WABC CBS presents News Drama at 7 30 Morton Downey at 8 30 Seventh Regiment Band at 9 30 and Bernie Cummins Orchestra at 11 30. WJZ NBC offers Betty Boop at 5 30 New Program at 6 30 Jacl Putton tenor at 8 30 Eddie and Ralph at 9 15 and a Movie Broadcast at 9 15.
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New York
WEAF
NBC
al Jolson
WABC
CBS
Morton Downey
Seventh Regiment
Bernie Cummins
WJZ
Betty Boop
Jacl Putton
Eddie and
Ralph
Chatterer Tricks Rusty and Happy Jack for Nuts
Chatterer lures Rusty and Happy Jack away from the nut tree with careful stealth in the Green Forest. He chuckles as they search far from home, believing he found nuts, while keeping his own stores hidden for harvest.
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Chatterer
Rusty
Happy Jack
Jack
Green Forest
Ore
T. W. Burgess
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