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The Two Roads to Success and the Matter of Happiness
A tale contrasts a middle aged office worker who has failed to rise with a contented husband and wife who find happiness in a modest home. It argues success has many forms beyond money and power and highlights the Ford and General Motors output race as a sign of America’s motorization.
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Local neighbors welcome new family with infant
A couple with a six months old baby recently moved into the neighborhood and lacks an automobile. The writer suggests cheering up and mentions Charlie Curtis and Joe Robinson as potential vice presidential candidates.
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Admitting Mistakes in Parenting By Agnes Lyne
Mrs Agnes Lyne argues that parents should admit fault to children to preserve respect and trust. Confessing errors models accountability, reduces fear of wrongs, and strengthens the parent child bond as both learn to do right. The piece emphasizes fairness and shared pursuit of decency in family life.
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Janet Escapes New York For Pittsburgh In Romance Serial
Janet Mary James, a pretty eighteen year old star in Mort Goldstein's musical, plans a bold exit from New York with her little ward Denny and Lotus Flower. Ballard Riley's fear of publicity drives a secretive breakup as Janet faces a looming fortuitous future in Pittsburgh. The chapter ends with a near encounter between Janet and Ballard at the train gate, both touched by unspoken longing.
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Road Houses and a Jazz Opera Spark Broadway Talk
New York diary notes gourmet road houses serving chauffeurs, praised artist marriages, and theater stars. It mentions Edwardian social pairs, the Metropolitan’s jazz opera rumored from Berlin, Rodanzky set to conduct, and pricey club cigars and cigarettes.
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Painting Display Opens October 18 at Carnegie Institute
The twenty seventh international exhibition of paintings at Carnegie Institute will run from October 18 to December 9. Colin Gill of England Anto Carte of Belgium and Robert Spencer head the jury of award with Rockwell Kent Ernest Lawson and others. The American selection is chosen by Kent Lawson Spencer Jonas Lie and Mahonri Young.
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Johnny Chuck and the Foxes in the Carrot Patch
Johnny Chuck notices Mrs Reddy approaching the carrot patch while Jerry Muskrat and Mrs Muskrat munch carrot scraps. He fears two foxes could outnumber the muskrats and considers warning them. A sharp bark signals Mrs Reddy’s approach as she heads toward the cornfield and patch.
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Crossword Puzzle Four eight letter words start this puzzle
Four eight letter words Nos 16 18 34 and 86 start this crossword. Horizontal clues include insect with sting refection repetition of sound upper limb singing voice tone and couple driving command a passage a dreamer degree of combining power of an element plural opposite of weather before to devour.
Tulane Students Drive Cabs to Pay Tuition in New Orleans
In New Orleans sixty Tulane University students work as nighttime taxi drivers to cover their tuition, a survey of local taxi firms shows. The activity reflects student reliance on part time transport jobs to manage education costs.
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IT S SEX OF ONE AND HALF A DOZEN OF THE OTHER
A zoo keeper struggles with a broken water supply as elephants gulp from buckets. A morning visitor asks if a hippopotamus is male or female, and the keeper dryly replies that only another hippo would care.
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Follows a prescribed course of food and other clues
A compact list presents a series of crossword style clues and their associated numbers. The items include definitions like constant companion to marry and indecision, plus technical hints such as piccolo and gastropod mollusk.
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