The Other Side of the Picture in Tri-State Fair
The Tri-State Fair drew about 250000 attendees surpassing 1927 figures due to a free gate policy boosting goodwill. Officials’ efforts were praised while premiums remained liberal, attracting top exhibitors across Panhandle Plains and neighboring states.
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Guiding a Child in Manners at the Table
Mrs Agnes Lyne advises adults with decades of table manners to teach a child the rudiments before joining the family meal. Emphasizes proper grip, cup and spoon handling, minimizing distractions, and patient, gradual learning with hopeful incentives to dine with the family once skilled.
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Agnes Lyne
Blue Laws of 1928 Star Weds Ballard Riley at Greenwich
Janet James the musical star and Ballard Riley marry in a Greenwich ceremony after postponing career fears. Corinne Mallory and Bob plan a Pittsburgh honeymoon, while reporters swarm Janet’s life with headlines and public scrutiny follows their union in the ongoing tale.
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Royal wedding may lead to political union in Europe
Paris reports strong talk in diplomatic circles of a marriage between Prince Sigvard of Sweden and Princess Juliana of Holland that could create a united monarchy and edge toward a Europe union. observers note potential succession implications and the mixed religious backgrounds amid a broader debate on women in education in France.
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Prince Sigvard
Gustavus Adolphus
Margaret
Duchess of
Willi of
Mecklen
Elmina
Henryburg-Schwerin
New York Pawnshops and Odd Social Echoes
New York’s pawnshops reflect a mix of privacy and despair from Bowery saloons to upscale private rooms. The piece notes a high 85 percent of adults visit Uncle at some time, with depictions of frosted windows, refined clerks, and various pawnshop types. It also touches on fortunes found in private chauffeurs, hotel telephone girls, croquet grounds on Long Island estates, and a beekeeper losing a queen bee, all illustrated in a mordant, ironic tone.
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New York
14Th Street
Lower East Side
Bowery
Canada
Hurricanes Start From Eddies of Air
Washington reports National Geographic Society explains hurricane origins as eddies of air that gain momentum from temperature and pressure differences. San Juan’s hurricane reached 182 and perhaps 150 miles per hour, highlighting extraordinary violence. Summer and early autumn are peak periods for hurricanes, with Porto Rico rarely seeing July storms in 40 years. August through October more common.
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Florida
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San Juan
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French Student Attitudes Toward Women Diverted by Amour Propre
The piece notes that in France women are viewed differently from English and American students. It claims French female students pose little danger to pride, but to love or amour, while few French students join organized sports teams. This leaves more time for women’s wiles after lessons.
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France
Crossword Puzzle Word Stumper Starter Nos 18 and 35 Horizontal
A compact crossword list with two unkeyed letters. It provides horizontal clues such as 1 Pertaining to narrative poetry and 5 Fluid in a tree, plus vertical hints like 1 Tree genus Ulmus and 2 Pastry. The page mixes classic definitions with brief entries for a quick solve.
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Word Puzzle Clues Answer Set Mixed Terms
A list of crossword style clues with definitions and wordplay prompts including animal beaver like creature pathway between tiers step up bird ostrich scold lace central American rubber tree sorrowful crystal lined cavity nodule stone popular report leather strip clay house peel membranous bag debt guided legume silkworm mesh of lace
Jerry Muskrat and Mrs Muskrat Seek Food After Flood
Jerry Muskrat sits discouraged as Green Meadows floods. Mrs Muskrat joins him and they plan safety and food. Hungry, they swim toward Farmer Brown's cornfield hoping to find carrots, then will trek ashore if needed. The situation arises after heavy rain floods submerge Jerry's house.
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T. W. Burgess
Laughing Around the World Parable of a Rainy Church Collection
A clergyman in a small parish appeals for funds to mend a leaking roof on a dreary Sunday. A miser’s pledge triggers the ceiling’s collapse and spurs a flood of repentance, with an old consigned to pray for divine retribution as the collection grows.
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