Major fair shows and a presidential chauffeur highlighted
The piece praises the Tri-State Fair for top notch entertainment led by the Leonard Stroud rodeo and notes Dallas Fair attractions. It profiles Francis H. Robinson the long serving presidential chauffeur for five presidents praising his perfect safety record and courteous handling of duty. It ends with a proposed Maine slogan linking regional growth to national progress.
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Dallas Fair
Amarillo
Tri-State Fair
Leonard Stroud
Studer Brothers
If Lee Could Speak A Letter From Dead Leaders To The South
The piece imagines Robert E. Lee guiding modern Southern leaders through a transition from agriculture to industry. It asserts Lee would warn against overreliance on force, demagogues, and sectarianism, urging tolerance, science, and intelligent leadership. It frames four core qualities Lee would emphasize for the South today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Frank
Robert E. Lee
South
Lee
Confederacy
United States
Babe seeks identity after renaming and perilous cash loss
Babe, called Thielma Townley, learns her guardian claims her money is gone and that her name hides a secret. A western man named Reuben Morgan arrives and a kidnapping ensues before Babe flees to Milwaukee. She vows to earn her own living while a bold stranger offers a surprising job start.
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Babe
Clement Forseith
Thielma Townley
All Coats
West Coast
Reuben Morgan
Tacoma
Morgan
Peter Jones
Pete
Gus
the Duke
Milwaukee
Seattle
Violet
Chronicler shocked by flood of unfill-able job offers
New York writer laments dozens of offers for radio jobs, talkies, Hollywood writing, and a week at the Palace, none of which he can accept. He credits printed word for his notoriety and recalls failed public speaking attempts and a memorable Los Angeles reception.
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Jack
South Seas
Philadelphia
Sammy Jay Advises Impy on Nut Tree Ownership
Sammy Jay, renowned for knowing what is happening in Green Forest, counsels Impy and Mrs. Impy on nut ownership amid Chatterer the Red Squirrel claiming rights. He explains shared access, warns against fear, and urges standing up for their winter stores.
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Sammy Jay
Impy
Black Chipmunk
Mrs. Impy
Sammy
Green Forest
Green
Chatterer the Red Squirrel
Jay
Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Tie
Jack
Gray Squirrel
Rusty
Fox Squirrel
T. W. Burgess
Theatrical Panic At Benefit Crowds The Stage
A speaker recounts a disastrous bow at a theatrical benefit, describing a long walk to the stage, stage boxes, and crowd reaction. Irvin Shews bury Cobb of Paducah is praised for facing audiences with poise. The writer vows to continue, even if in print, for money.
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Irvin Shewsbury Cobb
Paducah
Mysterious hotel meeting sparks tense assignment
A woman, Babe, meets a man named Mac over dinner in a grand hotel. He orders strict behavior, instructs no questions, then sends her to rest before a late, serious assignment. Her mixed caution and curiosity rise as the plan unfolds.
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Mac
Thomas
Babe
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Harding
Interior
Peru
New Orleans
St. Paul
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