Higher inheritance tax may be key in new revenue plan
The Globe urges a revised heavy inheritance tax to fund government needs and check concentrated wealth. It cites Senator Norris’s view of liberal exemptions and progressive steps returning fortunes to the people. The paper also notes a Coolidge prior stance on reforestation as a job-creating solution and ends with a quip from a wrestling match and a Lloyd George joke.
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George W. Norris
Nebraska
Norris
Sam
F. R. Picks
Franklin D. Roosevelt
American Tree Association
Calvin Coolidge
New York Herald-Tribune
White House
The Forgetting Man Debunked by McNair and Critics
Harvard economist Malcolm P. McNair attacks the idea of a national scapegoat called the Forgotten Man. He argues Americans share responsibility for postwar excesses and warns against class conflict. The piece urges collective action to reconstruct the economy for a new age of science and technology.
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Glenn Frank
Malcolm P. McNair
Harvard
America
India
McNair
Roosevelt
Ian
Wall Street
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Is This a Private Fight or Can Anybody Get In
Verse satirizes Democratic quarrels as they struggle for new foes after victory. It lampoons intra party strife and GOP retreat, noting a vanished outside rival and a paradoxical brawl within.
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Globe-News
Caroline
Mystery lovers entangle with a warned danger ahead
Jim Randal and Caroline Leigh lurk near Nesta Riddell s house as Nesta bargains with a burglar over a stash of green stones. Jim discovers Nesta s confidence and the burglar s identity while a hidden confrontation unfolds near St Leonard s Priory. An expected arrival signals fresh peril for Caroline and Jim tomorrow.
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Jim Randal
Caroline Leigh
Caroline
Nesta Riddell
Jim
van Berg
St. Leonard's Priory
Nesta
Alice Arden
Health Talk on Epidemic Pleurodynia by Dr Fishbein
Dr Morris Fishbein explains the illness known as epidemic pleurodynia or the devil's grip. The sudden chest or side pain, breathing difficulty, and brief fever characterize episodes lasting 4 to 24 hours. First described in 1888 in Virginia, later epidemics appeared in New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey.
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Virginia
United States
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Scalpеrs Face Hard Times On Broadway
New York column notes the decline of professional ticket buyers known as scalpers, once earning 100 to 150 dollars weekly, now lucky to net 25. It also surveys Robert Cartes Holliday’s return to form after eight years, and broad reflections on Broadway life, politics, and culture.
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New York
Robert Cartes Holliday
Jersey
Whistler
George Moore
Holliday
Indiana
Christopher Morley
Rothstein Story to Hit Screens as Epic
Fox plans Now I'll Tell the life of Arnold Rothstein from 1912 to 1932 in a sweeping film. The project will trace his ties to Manhattan crime and high society in Gotham, aiming for a Calvacade scale production. Hal Roach's studio hosts a gala event January 8.
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Hollywood
Arnold Rothstein
New York
Underworld
Fox Studio
Rothstein
Gotham
Manhattan
Winfield Sheehan
Marie Dressler
Hal Roach
Roach
Wisecrack celebrates Roach era producer’s 20th anniversary
Mae West notes a shift from speed to molls per minute as the Roach production era marks a 20th anniversary. Screen stars who worked under Roach will gather for a legally permissible toast to the longtime comedy producer.
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Mae West
Roach
The Stranger's Story from the Green Forest Trails
Old Mother Nature narrates the tale of Happy Jack and Mrs Happy meeting a tired group of gray squirrels fleeing a vanished food supply. A stranger explains their long, arduous journey from a home grove with scarce nuts and acorns to distant forests as they search for food and new homes.
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Happy Jack
Mrs. Happy
Big River
Sam
Jack
Happy
T. W. Burgess
Main Street United States and Burgeoning Winter Journey
A fragmented tale outlines a modern metaphor of the United States as a Main Street and recalls Don Fellow’s unique honor of a bust in Westminster Abbey. The narrative shifts to a wartime or migration vignette with Hawks and Happy Jack, detailing hunger, peril, and the hope of finding food as winter approaches and strangers urge resilience.
Guest Room Reading List From 1933 Catalogue
A brief list shows four titles chosen to blend with existing selections for a guest room. Who's Who in Cochin China, Singapore Allied Trades Review, South American Exporters Quarterly, and The True Free State and Its Sewage Problems are cited as copyrighted 1933 by McNaught Syndicate Inc.
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Who's Who
Cochin China
Singapore
Allied Trades Review
Word Builder Puzzle Excerpt and Snippet
A playful word puzzle text describes a game where each new word adds one letter to the previous, with shuffled letters. The excerpt includes a dramatic volcano scene where a daring officer wrongly counts on beating the eruption and a quote about desire independence and a restrained TRE.
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Mrs. Ziloh
Authoress Puzzle Answers and Clues
A crossword style puzzle listing across and down clues with hints for words such as famous writer, plant names, directions, body parts, and other terms. The grid references include horizontal and vertical entries with thematic hints and an overall question about the best book.
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O. O. McIntyre
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Harry Kemp
Jimmy Walker
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Daniel Frohman
Rialto
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