Rumor mill swirls around Harlan and cabinet marriages
Washington gossip swirls about Associate Justice John M. Harlan possibly retiring to lead a Presbyterian cathedral project, with Secretary Wilson and Attorney General Moody also targets of talk. The piece notes Harlan’s age, long service, and fitness, and traces gossip of Moody’s rumored Boston widow fiancé and future law practice, alongside comments on shad fishing and Potomac dinners.
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Chevy Chase Golf Club
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Boston
Noted Kansas editor to join state university chair
Practical man in charge Charles M Marger of Abilene Reflector has been offered the journalism chair at the state university. The course added last year under Chancellor Strong proved successful and will gain a practical head with Harger, a longtime Abilene editor and contributor to eastern magazines.
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Charles M. Marger
The
Abilene Reflector
State University
Strong
Harger
Peril or Promise in Immigration Says Roosevelt
Roosevelt suggests learning from all nationalities arriving in the United States while warning that dispersal to settled towns aids integration, but clustering in city slums can pose a danger. A Yonkers Statesman exchange notes on judging people by appearance and resilience during rough times.
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Roosevelt
Men Cease Reading After Age Forty Says Cambridge Librarian
Mr J Pink, newly completing his jubilee as Cambridge free library librarian, claims men generally stop reading books after age 40. He notes the milestone reflects changing habits and aims to renew reader interest among adults.
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J. Pink
Cambridge
England
Board talk between landlady and star boarder in paper clips
In a fragmented scene from the Bored column, the landlady notes the star boarder looks bored and asks what ails him. He replies it is the board, a quip followed by jagged OCR fragments mentioning Houston Post and Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Houston Post
Seeanne
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Tamia Is Cured By Williams Pink Pills For Ataxia
Former victim of locomotor ataxia, Mr. Watkins, reports improvement after using Williams Pink Pills for a few hours to days and months. He describes initial numbness and unsteady gait, later stronger circulation, weight gain, and return to regular work. He credits doctors for confirming the diagnosis and the pills for restoring balance and strength.
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