San Angelo urged to speed airport plans for air routes
The San Angelo Standard urges rapid airport completion to capture growing air traffic as Midland and Amarillo land with advancing field setups. An editorial laments isolation, noting that as Army and commercial planes blaze continental routes, San Angelo risks being bypassed unless it equips and expands its air facility this year.
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Langley Field
Virginia
Pacific Coast
J. E. Upston
Prince of Wales Climbs 820-Foot Wire Mast in High Wind
The Prince of Wales ascended the world’s tallest wire mast at 820 feet. Strong winds lashed the structure as onlookers watched, and observers noted it was fortunate no saddle was on top.
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Prince of Wales
Centenarian Couple Remains Married Nearly a Century
A Serbia based couple aged 110 and 107 celebrate 99 years of marriage with plans for a longer union. A Missouri journalist recalls starting business 40 years ago with $2.40 and still retains the same capital, a note on persistence. A philosopher laments human pain and suggests its role in life. An ash tray keeps vanishing to another room.
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Serbia
Missouri
Sword Swallower Accuses Ringling of Bunking Act
A man enters John Ringling's office claiming to be world champion sword swallower. He swallows pins razors and pen points but explains he is currently on a diet and off heavy swallowing, prompting Ringling to question the act.
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John Ringling
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Leaving a Child Alone With a Stranger
An analysis by Mrs. Agnes Lyne warns that secretly leaving a child with a stranger can instill lasting fear and insecurity. It argues that a child awakened by a strange face may develop insomnia, clinginess, and diminished respect for parents, who should instead plainly explain when they will be gone and reassure the child of care.
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Agnes Lyne
Janet
Janet Mary James joins stage life amid mix of dreams and doubt
Janet Mary James a eighteen year old from a country town pursues a stage career after meeting Mort Goldberg and Sir Henry Martin dale. She transitions into rehearsals at Bryant hall befriending Corinne a tired chorus girl as tensions with peers surface and she contemplates sharing her lunch and funds with a starving colleague while navigating a crowded rehearsal scene.
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Janet Mary James
Janet
Ballard Riley
Ballard
Sir Henry Martindale
Mort Goldstein
Mort
Bryant Hall
Goldstein
Mr. Goldstein
Moe Goldberg
Hollywood Not Always Like Sodom and Gomorrah
Hollywood is portrayed as myth and dream in a 1928 column by D. C. McIntyre. The piece contrasts sensational excess with thwarted hope, noting many aspire for fame yet few rise, and describes Hollywood as a hub of casting calls, shopfronts, and daily celebrity buzz rather than a decadence-filled paradise.
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Hollywood
New York
Palm Beach
Herrin
Illinois
Hollywood Hills
Beverly
Holywood
Downat-Hee
Visitor to the Sugar House Spooks Whitefoot Family
Whitefoot and Mrs Whitefoot hide after a bobcat named Yowler scares them and a wood rat cousin Trader appears. Trader hints at moving back as the trio debates safety in the sugar house while a new tale begins.
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Mrs. Whitefoot
Yowler
Bobcat
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Wood Rat
Cousin Whitefoot
T. W. Burgess
Crossword puzzle items and clues list
A collage of crossword prompts and clues including what Italian invented wireless telegraphy and river questions about Paris location and Jordan River flow. Also notes on annoyances exclamations freeing mingling kindled paid publicity and various numbered entries with definitions and word lengths.
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Paris
Puzzle of Clues and Anagrams Across the Page
A fragmentary puzzle list covers varied clues including abbreviations, rivers, colors, and objects. It references elements like credit, the Nile, Rhine, Cincinnati, and a three person trinity, suggesting a mixed wordplay or crossword-like exercise from a historical page.
Indian Chief Urges Indians to Support Hoover
Buffalo Child Long Lance, a Blackfoot leader, asks W H Hill to spread his appeal to New York Indian tribes. He says four hundred thousand Indians voting for the first time in 1924 should back Hoover Curtis, arguing a Native candidate benefits their people and urging active participation in the presidential choice.
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Buffalo Child
Long Lance
W. H. Hill
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Hoover-Curtis Committee
Cheyries Curtis
Herbert Hoover
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