The Glory Newspaper Editorial On 1936 Campaign Propaganda
The Glory argues about looming propaganda in 1936 elections with Democrats and Republicans using movies and radio to sway voters. Glenn Frank analyzes Republican hopes, citing Hoover era states and close margins to project potential paths to victory in 1936.
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Worthville Tale of Ruth Woodson at the Blue Door
Ruth Woodson escapes a storm to shelter in an old Worthville house while posing as Elaine Chalmers to win John McNeill. Elaine Flaine travels from Graycastle College with family tensions and a mysterious escaped uncle Duncan, pursued by Higate Deal and Bertha Gibbs as secrets unfold in town.
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The Dark Haired Girl At The Windmill Night Club
A dramatic scene unfolds as Elaine, Gwen, and Teddy Van Harrington navigate romantic tensions. Elaine struggles with Teddy who is engaged, while a scheming pair discuss money and a possible offshore escape. The trio attends a theater and a stylish Windmill nightclub amid rumors and resentment.
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Stamps Spotlight Fossil Life in New Zealand Series
A New Zealand stamp issue highlights ancient reptile era fossils showing spine and pineal features. The stamps depict creatures from the age of reptiles and reference specimens tied to New Zealand’s geology and paleontological finds.
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New Zealand
New Deelands
Gwenny
Penthouse decline and New York entertainment crowd
The piece notes penthouse living fading from fashion as new apartments omit roof residences and many units are being dismantled or rented. It recalls the Wall Street boom era, highlights figures like Major Edward Bowers and Al Jolson, and paints a vignette of Greenwich Village Grove Court and Beatrice Tillie’s cultish reception, with casual remarks on other celebrities and trends.
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New York
Wall Street
Fart Carroll
Edward Bowers
Variety
Pacific Coast
Greenwich Village
Grove Court
Grove Street
London
Bedtime Story of the Striped Chipmunk Digging a Storeroom
A chronicle tale describes Striped Chipmunk storing spoiled watermelon seeds underground. He plans a quick exit by digging a shallow storeroom near Green Meadow by Stonewall, while Johnny Chuck and Sammy Jay observe, stressing risk and secrecy.
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Striped Chipmunk
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T. W. Burgess
Migraine Overview and Triggers in Historical Health Talk
The article explains migraine as a hereditary, more common in women, with sudden attacks triggered by nervous strain and eye strain. Symptoms include fatigue, dizziness, light flashes, or blurred vision, and pain often starts near an eye before spreading.
Fragment from a 1935 comic scene with a chafing shaver
A young man, supported by a nurse, staggers along as he is dragged through a scene of comic chaos. He falters repeatedly and finally bellows a gruff exclamation, proving the farcical rhythm of the departure.
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McNaught Syndicate
Lesson Quiz Snippet With Historical Figures
A classroom item lists questions and answers about Horace Greeley William Harvey and Joel Chandler Harris. It notes Greeley’s quote on duty and futurity and Harvey’s discovery of blood circulation with Harris identified as a Georgia native and folklorist author of numerous tales.
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Horace Greeley
William Harvey
Joel Chandler Harris
Georgia
Famous Jurist and Early U.S. Judge Puzzle Clues
Puzzle lists clues and answers for a horizontal and vertical crossword. Highlights include references to a first important U.S. judge and biographical hints linked to Adams era, with numerous entries for forms of be sea eagle and various common words.
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