New Era of Exercise and Machine Age Questions for Roosevelt
The article speculates on F D Roosevelt bringing new fitness routines to the White House including a possible swimming pool. It contrasts past presidents like Hoover Coolidge Harding and Theodore Roosevelt with Roosevelts planned modern era of production and technology shaping the nation. The piece argues the third phase of production will reduce human labor and force a rethink of wages prices profits and politics as Roosevelt and the Democrats take power.
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White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Executive Mansion
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hoover
President Coolidge
Harding
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Isateen
Warn Sorin
Deine
New York
Roosevelt-Garner
Garner
Democratic Party
McClure Newspaper
A Path to Paradise on a Honeymoon Train
In a be lated honeymoon tale, Santa tells Clive she has seen Husband No. One and seeks stability, while Dicky is urged to reform. Their voyage home to New York reveals scars of past unions and mounting strain as Santa remains optimistic and Clive fights for their fragile happiness.
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St. Jean de Lux
Santa
Clive
Dicky
St. Jean de Luz
Bordeaux
Paradise
Paris
Havre
Normandy
Atlantic
St. Jean
Dak
Sadie
New York
Cape Cod
Nelson
Central Park
Mene
Diabetes 18 Controllable By Diet Under Doctor Copeland
Dr. Copeland explains diabetes management with personalized diets based on blood sugar, weight, age and occupation. Insulin helps only when diet alone cannot control sugar levels. proper calories and avoidance of milk and sugar are emphasized, with close physician supervision and possible insulin use.
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Royal
Copeland
M. D
United States
New York
New York City
The Two Men in One Rich Man
Winifred Black reflects on a once wealthy, beloved man who faced police action for financial troubles. She ponders whether the honest, generous figure or the sly, crafty rival dominated his life, leaving the city to question whom they trusted.
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Winifred Black
Idwal Jones
Paris
Harry’s
Rue Daunou
Ritz
Manhattan
Ciro’s
Corbonne
Port Royal
Pascal
Bedtime Stories in New York Park Avenue Promenade
A New York Times sample sketches a revived Fifth Avenue promenade now on Park Avenue from 46th to 57th Street with celebrities and socialites. the scene references editor Idwal Jones and a mix of Parisian pretensions, fashion, and nightlife amid a financial downturn. The piece blends literary allusions with street observations and a short fable about Lightfoot the Deer and Buster Bear, highlighting urban charm and wildlife in the city context.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Charles Hanson
Jes
Irene Hayes
Seven-Thirty Shaving and Marching Club on Lawn Party
A playful reminiscence recalls the daily habit of shaving and massage at 7:30 each morning. It notes a proposed lawn party for 1,000 guests in Long Island suburbs and Irvin Cobb’s joking remark about being lynched as guest of honor.
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Long Island
Irvin Cobb
Clive Faces Disillusion in a Bitter Realization
In this excerpt from Coningsby Dawson set around 1931 32 Clive and his wife share a tense dinner reflecting wealth friction and doubt about their future The couple discuss travel to Angouleme spending money and living arrangements while a looming job loss and apartment concerns hang over their fragile marriage.
Cantor Aims to Regain Top Spot On Radio Front
Eddie Cantor returns to air after nine months away and plans to recapture his top ranking by year’s start. He faces sharper competition since Hollywood. New station lineups include Morton Downey on WABC CBS and shifts for Jones and Hare on WEAF NBC.
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Associated Press
Central Standard
New York
Eddie Cantor
Hollywood
Morton Downey
Wabc-Cbs
Jones
Hare
Weaf-Nbc
League of Nations
Dr. W. W. Yen
China
Yosuki Matsuka
Japan
Lightfoot and Buster Bear Compete For Beech Nuts
Lightfoot lowers his head and antlers at Buster Bear, declaring he came for nuts and will fight only if necessary. Buster, wary but not afraid, decides avoiding a fight is best and resume nut hunting. The scene ends with both bears choosing nuts over conflict.
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Lightfoot
Puma
Panther
Buster Bear
Green Forest
Buster
T. W. Burgess
Capital of Scotland Puzzle Across and Down
A compact crossword style clue list for a newspaper style puzzle with definitions and word lengths across and down. It includes references to geography biology and language with various numbered entries and themed hints.
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Amarillo
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Peedabbapeedans
Amarillo Globe
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Tones
Oklahoma
New One
the Globe
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Benda
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Miewpager
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Ray Senwky
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Dr. Copeland
Bedtime
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Mr. Jones
Antoine
Nantes
Bay of Biscay
France
Place de la Concorde
Vendeean
M. le Cure
West 37Th Street
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Italy
Rome
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Cobb
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Angoulemé
Cleasby
Coningsby Dawson
G.butter
WEAP
NBC
Carson Robinson
Hill
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Ben Bernie
Ed Wynn
Lanny
WABC
CBS
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WJZ
Irving Langmuir
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