High rent set for new Fitzgerald building stores
The first ground floor storefront in the Fitzgerald building at Forty third Street and Broadway, Times Square, leases for ten years at about 9000 dollars a year. The corner unit commands 16000 dollars yearly, about 36 dollars per square foot, touted as a Manhattan high record. Seven Broadway front units remain to be filled before October 1 as demolition starts in July for redevelopment including the George M. Cohan theater.
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Fitzgerald
Forty Third Street
Times Square
Times
New York Times
Forty-third Street
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Manhattan
George M. Cohan Theater
Forty-second Street
Shanley Restaurant
Breathing Properly Aids Health and Lung Function
The article urges nasal breathing over mouth breathing to protect the lungs and filter dust and microbes. It warns against shallow breaths that only fill upper lungs and notes temperature shocks from cold air can cause congestion. It ends with a lesson on pursuing better breathing practice.
Diet patient makes break for porterhouse steak in Orange
In Memorial hospital Orange James McGowan, three weeks into a restricted diet, dreams of mush room 20 cents extra and steak. At four a.m. he demands two yards of porterhouse and French fried potatoes, but a nurse denies the request and police intervene as he tries to flee for real food.
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York
James McGowan
Memorial Hospital
Orange
Mr. McGowan
James
McManus
Almond
Cubs Mascot Bruno Tamed After Wild West Side Chase
Bruno the Cubs mascot, a Montana black bear, escaped from a basement cage on West Monroe Street and chased through the West Side, prompting a panic among pedestrians. He was finally captured after a bloody scuffle and dressed with a red ribbon before his public debut at the West Side ball grounds.
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Bruno
Montana
Cubs
Monroe Club
West Monroe
Green
Sox
West Adams
Morgan Streets
Cub
West Side
Trials of Girl at the Music Counter
A mother asks a music counter clerk to play a tune for her children. The clerk vents about the job, noting long hours, low pay, and the public’s expectation of entertainment rather than sales. She claims many customers request music without buying.
Vision Arrives as Big Stick Foretold in Comic Prophecy
A vision interrupts a quiet morning at the import office announcing the coming of Theodore the Great and the big stick. She boasts of a best seller Teddy the Terrific with adventures in Africa and Europe. Clerks flee in humorous alarm at the sensational prophecy.
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Theodore the Great
Teddy the Terrific
Africa
Europe
Lucklace’s Origins and Distinctive Features Cited
The dialogue notes Lucklace’s split parents soon after his birth. The Professor attributes Lucklace’s appearance to his father’s aggressive nose and his mother’s retreating chin, implying inherited traits from both sides.
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Lucklace
Denmark Co operatives Handle Large Dairy Trade
Denmark's cooperative agricultural societies, key to England's cheap dairy supply, report an annual turnover exceeding 13 million dollars. This reflects a robust system linking Danish farmers to international markets and sustaining low prices for importers.
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Denmark
Co-Operative Agricultural Societies
England
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Helen
Nicklin
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