Red Cross to Teach Life Saving as Drowning Fatalities Rise
U S drownings run about 20 daily with an annual average of 7 300 deaths over five years. Age groups 15 to 19 and 10 to 14 bear the heaviest tolls. Red Cross life saving courses aim to cut deaths by teaching rescue, resuscitation, and pond pool creek dangers. Potters County chapter to open next week with Ned Campbell leading first aid instruction.
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United States
Red Cross
Potter County
American Red Cross
Ned Campbell
First Aid and Life Saving Service
Mid
The
Religion’s drift from daily life through secularization
The piece argues that religion shifted from practical tool to distant symbol as civilization modernized. It notes prophets briefly reconnect religion to survival, but overall Western religion now settles into routines with emotion diverted to speculative theology and individual psychology.
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Ito
Liane Accepts Clive Cleespaugh for Mother's Sake
Liane Barrett agrees to marry Clive Cleespaugh after her mother Cass convalesces at Willow Stream. Mrs Cleespaugh supports the match and plans an engagement announcement. Tressa and Fanny stir trouble while Van Robard remains a social presence among guests and preparations. Cass’s health and Luisa mystery hover over the family as Liane settles into upcoming obligations.
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Liane Barrett
Cass Barrett
Willow Stream
L. I
Cass
Liane
van Robard
Muriel Ladd
Chuck Desmond
Robard
Muriel
Elsie Minter
Fanny Amberton
Tressa Lord
Cleespaughs
Tressa
Clive
Fanny
Van
Jene
Honey Child
Mrs. Cleespaugh
Trousseau
Shan Williams
John Burdick
David Lester
Hart Watrous
Hunt Club
Hendel’s
Chez Lisette
Henniap
Majestic Radio Releases New 1932 Sets With Features
The MAjestic line unveils three new radio models for 1932 with Spray Shield Tube Twin Power Detection and Modulated Circuit. Local dealer Amario Electric Co 111 East 8th St promotes the radios and offers dial 2 3715. The schedule notes include WEAF WJZ NBC and WABC CBS programs starting October 18.
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Butterfield
Associated Press
New York
WEAF
Wjz-Nbc
Weafnbc
Majestic
Amarillo Electric Co
East
8Th St
Shady hotels hire runners to get trade
The New York Hotel Association targets hotel runners who pose as city guides steering travelers to shady side street hosts. Runners claim commissions up to 200 dollars weekly by directing visitors to inflated prices. The fraud thrives as hotels boost prices once inside. The piece notes a broader sense of urban change and celebrity caricature in mid-century Broadway.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
James Montgomery Flagg
Bernard Shaw
Jack Pearl
Broadway
Ronald Colman
Beefsteak Charlie's
E. D. Coblenz
Santa Maria
Cal
George M. Cohan
Weber and Fields
Wilton Lackaye
Forty-second Street
Coney Island
Brock Pemberton
Wall Street
Hilary
Fred Astaire
Owensboro
Hollywood Theater
Charley
Andrew Mellon
America
Victor Herbert
Lyn Lary
Mary Lawlor
Auto Row
Gilbert White
Elbert Hubbard
Jack Dempsey
Fightin
Justice Crater
New
Talons the Golden Eagle Fears Frightened Flip the Terrier
Farmer Brown's Boy notices Flip the Terrier trembles and resists ahead paths. The dog fixates on a soaring golden eagle Talons above, prompting fear, until the master ties him to a stake and intervenes as Talons circles. The mystery of Flip's fear remains.
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Farmer Brown
Flip
Terrier
Buster Bear
Buster
Golden Eagle
King Eagle of
Talons
Hatless dining and fading fame in New York
The writer laments hatless dining in college life and recalls Earl Carroll as an early adopter, noting hair loss and changing fortunes of Rialto performers. He recalls a Frisco remark, a Follies tenor’s decline from $1,500 weekly to $60, and muses on columnist obscurity after a night in a cheap lodging house.
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Earl Carroll
New York
Frisco
Follies
Brooklyn
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Sunlit Window Compartments and Ancient Orator Pledges
Crossword style clues list many terms from sun to statesman speeches, with horizontal and vertical entries. The puzzle includes references to historical lines such as Brutus from the 1765 speech, and various everyday words like buckle, amber, sail, and temple parts, all in a single clue grid.
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Manchester
Caesar
Brutus
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Caleb E. Stetson
Deems Taylor
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York Legislature
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Francis X. Bushman
Barrymores
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Mildred Bailey
Jack Denny
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Don Juan
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Holland
Metropathcan
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Ray Senusky
Bedtime
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