Tea rooms replace soda fountains in English drug stores
George M. Gales of 825 Boot drug stores in Britain rejects soda fountain experiments. He cites climate and tea as essential, proposing tea rooms in English stores. He notes American ice cream suits warmer climates and jokes about tea party history and potential war humor.
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George M. Gales
United Kingdom
Mr. Gales
Selfridge’s
England
America
Boston
George
Big Bill
Progressive Democracy Reveals Smith as a Statesman
The book Progressive Democracy Alfred E Smith addresses and State Papers edited by Dr Henry Moskowitz gathers Smith's public career from 1915 to four terms as governor and as a legislator. It argues Smith is a militant champion of causes and a candidate with unimpeachable integrity alongside Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
New York State
Alfred E. Smith
Henry Moskowitz
William Randolph Hearst
Charles C. Marshall
Atlantic Monthly
Moskowitz
Board of Aldermen
New York City
Progressive Democracy
Hoover
When Nations Disagree The Americanization of England
Two or three years ago London drug stores added soda fountains with ice cream but failed to catch on. The British public preferred tea and tradition over novelty, keeping the soda trend lukewarm amid established customs.
Changing Times and The Drive of Modern Life
A 1928 column contrasts 1888 to 1928, noting the automobile reshapes dress and shopping. It cites footwear trends, club culture, and evolving retail norms, while predicting further shifts with air travel and future fashion antiques. It also touches vodka consumption in Russia, U.S. politics, and international tensions with a satirical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rip van Winkle
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Polonius
Lord Tennyson
Russia
Knowledge Box Answer Key Highlights and Names
The box lists five responses: Duke Schiller and Greenly Island Bremen crew, Napoleon Bonaparte, Italy, New York City, and Proverbs chapter 26 verse 17. It presents a compact quiz key from page three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke” Schiller
Greenly Island
Bremen
Napoleon Bonaparte
Italy
New York City
Naval officer trainee sails from Butte after furlough
Arthur Hudtloff of the United States navy leaves Butte for New York to enter naval officer training after a five day visit with his parents Reverend and Mrs Martin Hudtloff. May 21, 1908.
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Arthur Hudtloff
United States Navy
Butte
Martin Hudtloff
New York
C. H. Bowman
Montana State School of Mines
C. H. Clapp
M. McGuire
A. J. Olson
Max A. Dorland
Anaconda
San Francisco
Medical Corps
H. I. Wilson
Hattie Young
Seattle
BE. A. Nichols
Missoula
L. O. Evans
J. S. Dutton
California
Eugene Carroll
Butte Water Company
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Broadway Show Closes After Strong Double Bill
The Broadway wraps up two days of crowd-pleasing performances tonight with a main attraction Jail House Blues from the Syd Davis Revue. Also featured are Ann Schuler and George, Harry Fiddler, The Killarney Girls, and Willie Dunlay with Bessie Merrill in So Long Broadway, plus Cactus Jim staged by the Taylor company a cow ranch romance with Western flavor and lively chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syd Davis
Ann Schuler
George
Harry Fiddler
Radio Program Schedule Highlights Across Stations
A detailed listing of tonight’s broadcasts across NBC and affiliated networks. Programs include Roxy and His Gang at 4:30, Shining hour at 5:00, Alaska Night at 5:30, Riverside hour at 6:00, and a $0.30 GM party musical feature with varied classical and popular selections. Performers include Rudy Seiger’s Shell Symphonists and Dudley Chambers and his Rounders from Melody Ranch.
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Roxy and His Gang
WJZ
WSB
WHO
WRC
WOW
WEAF
KSD
WOC
WDAF
Gypsies
Riverside
KYW
KVOO
WBAP
KOA
WHAS
General Motors Party
WITMJ
Wcco
WFAA
Dudley Chambers
Melody Ranch
NBC Pacific Coast
Jolson
Rounders
Duncan
Topsy
Eva
Waters of
Pacific Coast
KHQ
Spokafie
KOMO
Seattle
KGO
Oakland
KPO
San Francisco
Kansas City
School of Air
A. &. P. Gypsies
Nighthawks
WTMJ
Milwaukee
Voice of Radio
Minneapolis
St. Louis
A. & P. Gypsies
Tulsa
Denver
KFI
Los Angeles
KNX
Shell
KGW
Portland
Shell Symphonists
Fisk
NBC
Kir
Seatle
Spokane
Spokane Coyotes
Seiger's Shell Symphonists on NBC Coast Network
Rudy Seiger's Shell Symphonists present a program blending classic and light classical and popular numbers on NBC Pacific Coast Network tonight from 9 to 10. The lineup includes Verdi Aida and a closing selection. stations across Kansas City Milwaukee Minneapolis Los Angeles and more carry the broadcast.
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del Riego
Komzak
Margis
Cavatina
Bohm
Beethoven
Suppe
Werther
Massenet
Gillet
Kern
Brahms
Rudy Seiger
Shell
KHQ
Spokane
KOMO
Seattle
KGW
Portland
KGO
Oakland
KPO
San Francisco
KFI
Los Angeles
FISK
NBC Pacific Coast Network
Caroline
San
Dizzy Fingers
NBC Pacific Coast
One Minute Pulpit Quotation from Jeremiah
A brief devotional excerpt presents the Lord addressing a heedless people. It emphasizes fear of God, reverence before divine majesty, and the immutable boundary set for the sea, illustrating steadfast limits against the waves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah
Horoscope for May 21 1928 Foresees Prosperity and Change
The planetary government is favorable for planning and major decisions. It supports college students choosing vocations and people seeking life changes, beginnings in business or professional work, and favorable bank dealings. It also predicts fashion shifts in autumn and opportunities for newspaper reporters and large engineering projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Imely Views on World Topics by Julius Klein
Julius Klein born 1886 in San Jose. Harvard graduate 1913, studied in Berlin and Paris. As head of the US Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce he argues distribution is the era’s key problem, urges better merchandisers, notes chain stores, installment plans, and the waste of distribution due to poor information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Klein
San Jose
Cal
Harvard University
University of Berlin
Germany
Sorbonne
Paris
Klein
Department of Commerce
Washington
United States Bureau of
Northern to southern tip canoe voyage planned
Ray Naylor and Torben Johnson of Baudette plan a summer canoe trip from Northwest Angle Minnesota to the Florida Keys. They will paddle through Lake of the Woods Rainy River Lake Superior Lake Huron Lake Michigan Chicago river Mississippi River and the Gulf of Mexico with several short portages.
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Associated Press
Baudette
Minn
United States
Ray Naylor
Torben Johnson
Northwest Angle
Minnesota
Florida Keys
Lake of the Woods
Rainy River
Lake Superior
Lake Huron
Lake Michigan
Chicago River
Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
72-Year-Old Woman Starts Piano Lessons At Humboldt
Mrs. Marcella Henrys Marcellus celebrated her 72nd birthday by beginning piano study in Humboldt Iowa. She had long yearned to learn but farm life and duties kept her from it. After retiring from the farm she found time to practice an hour and a half daily and her instructor notes rapid progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Iowa
Henrys Marcellus
Marcella
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Dillon
Bozeman
Philipsburg
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Butte, Mont
Prudden
King & Prudden
Madison Avenue
Steger
Chicago
Globe
Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery Street
Leary
Senate
Tom Heflin
Heflin
Congress
J. M. Simpson
United States District
W. B. Rodgers
Helena
Oscar J. Craig
University of Montana At
Clifford McBride
Imely
By Julius Klein
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
J. Klein
Woman
Noaw ‘Numskutt
Noah
Overton
Farmington
Noahs
Mes O.assey
NaNeal Lansing
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