Broadway and Main Street Soft-Hearted Yard Detective Coal Theft
A first-person reminiscence set on New York’s East Side recalls a frigid winter theft where a stern yard detective spares a coal thief and receives a silver dollar in return. The narrator, a long-ago coal thief, reflects on crime, poverty, and a small payoff from authority.
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Rivington Street
Shikin’s
SS 22 and at Stages Screensradio by Indi Gerhard
Loria Swanson's career spans stage silent film talkies and television. Her comeback includes Sunset Boulevard and a NBC Symphony broadcast slate starting June 11. The piece notes her resilience, public image, and recent media appearances alongside other entertainment figures.
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Indi Gerhard
Loria Swanson
Private Door Confirms Job Offer For Tully At Last
In a New York reception, Tully resists a low offer only to be pressed by August Gunner. After a tense exchange with Mr Jacobs, Gunner rises to offer $300 weekly, citing Tully's value and his uncle’s backing. Tully accepts for his uncle’s sake, sealing a high stakes employment deal.
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Gunner
Tie
Jacobs
Tully
Boston
Mr. Gutener
Jeffrey
Mr Jacobs
Erwin and Company
Humm
Tuly
August Gunner
Mr. Gunner
New York
The Newspaper Is More Than News
This piece defends the role of the home town newspaper as a balance of news editorials features and advertising. It argues papers reflect community views, mirror majority will, and provide information entertainment and a voice in daily life.
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Congress
America
United States
CHUSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 4 Manila Kemp
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Manila
Kemp
Canary Islands
Spitballers and Baseball Legends from a Bygone Era
In a lively reminiscence the author recalls famed spitball pitchers like Ed Walsh and Bugs Raymond, noting Walsh’s 1908 season and Raymond’s feats against Boston. The piece contrasts pitching legends with the Red Sox pursuit of a pennant, while highlighting strategic offense and key figures such as Addie Joss, McGraw, and Vern Stephens.
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Ed Walsh
Big Ed
Meriden
Walsh
Addie Joss
McGraw
Bugs Raymond
Bugs
Shreveport
Red Sox
Yankees
Boston
Parnell
Kinder
Sox
Vern Stephens
Stephens
Glamorously Draped Satin Frock With Flattering Neckline
A comfortable flattering gown suited for dressy occasions features soft waist and skirt draping. Brief sleeves and a neckline praised for its flattering fit complete this elegant frock.
Milk stain tips and old incinerator note
Milk stains respond to cool or lukewarm water and soda for stubborn cases. An average size gas incinerator serves several families in multiple buildings, burning about three bushels per hour with low operating costs. The term trousseau derives from trusse meaning bundle, reflecting a bride’s early provision of clothing and household goods.
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