Fool's Gold and Theater Reform Highlight 1924 Editorials
The piece condemns bucket shop fraud and the allure of stock market gimmicks as Fool's Gold. It urges strict securities laws, notes New York regulators recovering funds, and critiques theater obscenity crusades while calling for responsible public reform without heavy-handed prosecutions. It cites Cardinal Hayes and Dr Ray advocating a broad cleanup of public morality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
New York
State Bureau of Securities
Cardinal Hayes
New York City
Ray
Questions for the Future by Glenn Frank
A long reflection on America’s coming decades asks if the era is healthy or misaligned. It probes biology economics politics spirituality leadership and the role of democracy, education, religion, science, and civilization in shaping a future era.
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Glenn Frank
America
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Diary of a Hollywood Weekend with Dan Rorimer
The diary fragment follows Dan Rorimer and Anne Winter among Hollywood circles. Eva Maury’s hospitalisation triggers tense reactions while Paul Collier and Maris Farrell discuss career hopes and Sloan. A night in a cinema crowd and preaward buzz reveal studio politics, romance, and ambition in 1930s Tinseltown.
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Dan Rorimer
Hollywood
Anne | Winter
Anne
Mona Morrison
Eva Harley
Eva
Mona
Paul Collier
Tring
Dan
Collier
Hollywood Boulevard
Frank Maury
Eva Maury
Anne Winter
Rorimer
Maury
Johnny
Danaid
Paul
Mani
Maris Farrell
Hallyhoo
Maska
Maris
Garry Sloan
Herrick
Grand Cited
Sloan
Sylvia
Patterson
Garry
Henry's
Sara
Martin Collins
Noriner
How It Began Steal My Thunder Origin Blowsdfs
A fragmentary note invites readers to submit ideas on the origins of common sayings. It mentions the phrases steal my thunder and blowouts and asks for a contributor named Russ Murphy who will respond in a Globe series.
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Dan
Russ Murphy
Guidin Your an UNDER STRAIN
After Betty's father dies her mother finds her difficult to handle for a year. Betty shows jealousy and aggression toward her brother yet remains kind abroad, suggesting strain from the loss and changes at home affecting her social behavior.
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Alice Judson Peale
Betty
Impy the Chipmunk and Other Nightly Notes
A short reflective piece on Impy the chipmunk focused on work versus play. The column weaves in show business notes from New York and remarks on figures like Rudy Vallee, Grover Whalen, and Mulrooney, plus a Dallas store bulletin about a spat-wearer. The tone is nostalgic and lightly observational.
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0. C. McIntyre
New York
Pepys
Floyd Gibbons
Joseph Hergesheimer
Bob Davis
Catskills
Harry Maxon
Old Drum
Earl Carroll
Carroll
Rudy Vallee
Grover Whalen
Mr. Mulrooney
Whalen
Dallas
Texas
C. O. McIntyre
Impy Builds a Quiet Bedroom Under Ground
Impy digs in sand to create a deep comfortable bedroom, planning a warm space for winter. He chats with Blacky the Crow about origins and duties, while asserting his own independence and curiosity about the world. The scene blends animal dialogue with a gentle lesson on self-sufficiency.
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Impy
Blacky
Crow
Weill
Indy
Mother Nature
Striped Chipmunk
Blacky the Crow
T. W. Burgess
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Oklahoma
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the Globe
Umsteen
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Zim
Jim Tulley
London
Broadway
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Jardie
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Jefferson Machamer
Parlor Comique Extraordinary
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Lee Hollywood
Ray Shave
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B.C
Bedtime
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Impy the Chipmunk
Brooklyn Bridge
Spaghetti Cafel
13Th Street
Bronx
Selma Lagerlof
Gesta Berling
TSIS
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Stee
Laicis
Alow, Mike
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