Give Them the Flowers Now Society remembers seven friends
The Amarillo Globe recounts how seven Amarillo citizens formed the Give Them the Flowers Now Society to honor worthy deeds with simple bouquets. It notes founders including Clement H. Yost Hilton R. Greer and Joe Pope and explains why flowers symbolize love and appreciation. The piece opposes omitting flowers at funerals and urges giving flowers in life as well as death.
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Amarillo
H. P. Canade
United Labors
Panhandle
Clement H. Yost
Hilton R. Greer
the News
Dallas Journal
Joe Pope
Hereford
Man
Paging the Social Statesman by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues for a reassessment of social and educational services to meet growing costs. He praises social progress but warns budgets must be restructured, focusing on simplification, new devices, and reduced professionalism to sustain education health and social programs.
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Owen D. Young
University of Notre Dame
America
Mr. Young
Young
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
How It Began Series Delves Into Naming Traditions
The News-Globe invites readers to suggest customs for future illustrations in the How It Began series. Rose Murphy and Ray Senusky request ideas on origins of local names and customs to explore in upcoming installments.
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the Globe
Manhattan
O Rose Murphy
Ray Senusky
News-Globe
Nothing Venture by we Wentworth provided marriage rush
Jervis Weare must wed Rosamund Carew within three months and a day after his grandfather's death to inherit Ambrose Weare's estate. Nan Forsyth, Page's clerk, fears losing Jervis to Rosamund while Cynthia Forsyth laments a love thwarted by money. Nan contemplates a bold move as tomorrow's wedding looms.
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Rosamund Carew
Ambrose Weare
Jervis
Rosamund
Page
Nan Forsyth
Nan
Rosamund Veronica Leonard Carew
Mr. Page
Jer
Miss Villiers
Cynthia
Mrs. Warren
Cynthy
Cynthia Forsyth
Frank
Ducky
X ray finds arthritis cure hope from Dr Copeland
Dr. Copeland explains arthritis is not fatal but disabling. He cites X ray as aid to locate infection sources in teeth tonsils sinuses gallbladder or intestines and urges complete X ray study. He notes colon infections common and prescribes diet regulated elimination enemas and alkaline fruits plus potatoes, sun and exercise.
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Royal
Copeland
M. D
United States
New York
New York City
Winifred Black Praises a Self-Mupported Scholar
Fred K. Spooner, a high school graduate with no money for college, worked as a river boat freight clerk in Stockton and San Francisco. He studied on the river and at night, earned high honors and graduated from the University of California. He will soon become a grammar school principal, with likely a brighter future.
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Winifred
Fred K. Spooner
Fred Spooner
Stockton
Cal
San Francisco
Berkeley
University of California
Millionaire
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Menjou's Ten Years Later Sparked By Fashion and Fame
New York notes reflect on Adolph Menjou aging from flapper favorite to an unwanted old man. The piece weaves in gossip about celebrities like Isaac Marcello n and Booth Tarkington, mentions changes in midtown, rising taxes, and vacant skyscraper sites, ending with a Lardner anecdote about a movie executive.
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New. York
Adolph Menjou
Isaac Marcossen
Frederick Arnold Kummer
Cantonsville
Anna Held
Andrew Mellon
Park Avenue
Booth Tarkington
Kenyon Nicholson
Hippodrome
Pavlova
Jimmy Tully
Algonquin
Guiding Your Child by Mrs Agnes Lyne
Two boys manipulate a mother by feigned misbehavior and rapid forgiveness after she acts on impulse. She enjoys public scenes and rewards proximity with kisses, while failing to see the pattern. A mindful parent would notice and curb this dynamic to prevent exploitation.
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Agnes Lyne
Sadler Musicians To Play For Bible Class Sunday
Harley Sadler will provide special music for the T. Newton Hill Bible Class Sunday at 9 45 in the Mission Theater. Sadler's Company has several artists this year. H A Shaw and Doris Shaw will lead singing. Rev Roy C Snodgrass will teach the class. H A Kennedy of Goldsboro NC found 12 ears of corn growing in his field.
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Harley Sadler
T. Newton Hill
Mission Theater
Sadler
H. A. Shaw
Doris Shaw
Roy C. Snodgrass
H. A. Kennedy
Goldsboro, N. C
Chipmunk plans egg theft and lessons in the Green Forest
The Strip ed Chipmunk plots to steal Red-eye the Vireo's eggs, arguing the act harms little and teaches a lesson. The tale weaves appetite, nest vulnerability, and natural consequences within Thornton Burgess's Green Forest setting.
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Striped Chipmunk
Green Forest
Red-eye
Sally Sly
Radio Clock Schedules and Program Changes Placed
Associated Press Radio editor reports new sponsor plan for Winthrop Hill broadcasts with Monday Wednesday Friday nights at 6 for east and 9 for west. Other evenings feature 6 PM only. WJZ-NBC to present modern rhythm series by B A Rolfe with a 20 piece orchestra. Irene Taylor to replace Mildred Bailey with Paul Whiteman band. WEAF-NBC and WABC-CBS listings follow with various concerts, dramas, and orchestras scheduled through the night.
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New York
Striped Chipmunk Plots Nest Theft and Punishment
The tale follows Striped Chipmunk plotting to steal eggs from Mrs Red-eye and Red-eye, watching their nest and planning a quick feast. He underestimates the dangers of misjudging the birds and faces a sudden consequence, ending with a hint of the next story.
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Mrs. Red-eye
Red-eye
Striped Chipmunk
Redeye
T. W. Burgess
Five Letter Words Puzzle Clues in California Scene
A word puzzle lists horizontal and vertical five letter terms with clues spanning California topics, from large cities and industries to plants and numbers. Entries include measures, relations, and natural terms, plus a final question on state output and notes.
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California
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