Family fortunes and a financial set to in a western dream
Arthur Train depicts Kayne and family in a world of booming railroads and high risk finance. A Wall Street wizard father plans to save a doomed trust company while his son navigates a web of debts and social high life as a dramatic crash looms amid a jazz age backdrop.
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Parr Kayne
New York
Rufus Kayne
Acula
Cat
Rutug
Lady Harrowdale
Pirandtal
Fatus Kayne
Rainy Day Books For Children Debating Readings
A mother describes saving a collection of Rainy Day Books for her children. She lists adventure stories by Collins and Pos, tales of real heroes like Daniel Boone, and notes how these readings pass gloomy weather days quickly. A family exchange about admiration and daily routines closes the fragment.
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Collins Ang Pos
Leo
White
Tnnniel Boone
Ney
Radio Column on Three Stage Audio Amplifier Stability
A technical discussion warns three stage audio frequency amplifiers often yield unsatisfactory results. It notes that with careless transformer and wiring choices a stable, clean output is hard to achieve and low quality tuning or oscillation may arise from feedline coupling and impedance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pera
Radio Program Schedule From New York Stations
A fragmented radio guide lists offerings from stations at 42nd Street New York and Schenectady. It mentions afternoon and evening programs including musical performances by multiple artists and narrations such as road stories and railroad tales along with short features and broadcasts from facilities in Newark and Albany.
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Couch
Ciy
Kansas City
Nigel
At the Bottom of the Ladder by Kessler
A cluttered radio schedule notes weather reports, musical programs, and forecasts. Entries mention WEAF and several performers including Christmang programs, a Salvation Army band, and radio listings for Landau's Sertnuders, Bill Girola, and Kred. The piece reads as a fragmented historical broadcasting page with program notes and ads.
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WEAF
Ppsricen Tel
Tel. Co
New York
Ee Buspicas
Abeniees Bosra
Adule
Wooria
Landau
Bill Girola
Ganjoy
Shar
LEB Webbers
Yalan Voak Berkiman
Gaxaphone
Bill King
Amxerhones
Nathan
Advan
Thornton Fisher
Etiquette by Mes. Cornelius Beeckman advice column
Reader questions on wedding etiquette include proper bridesmaid duties, serving menu items like sandwiches and refreshments, appropriate dress for the bridegroom, and whether peas should be eaten with a fork or spoon. Mrs Beeckman offers guidance, with anecdotes about decorum and a Philadelphia Ledger note on a sculptor joke.
Efficient Housekeeping and Recipe Letters
Efficient housekeeping column presents reader recipe and kitchen tips including a mixed pickle recipe with vegetables and brine, a vinegar boiling method, rust removal for ovens, and iron-wool cleaning suggestions. The piece cites Mrs. FOM.r and Mrs. Von iali me, notes on substitutions, and invites future questions addressed to the editor at the Zffleiest Geusekeeping section.
Feather Conservation Angles Gardener Cuts Fence to Save Chickens
Local farmer Gunhasta-Yer plants seed in neighbor’s garden to stop his chickens from flying over the fence. The move aims to conserve grain, reduce loss, and keep poultry safe. Neighbors react with mixed views as the plan spreads across the community.
Modish Mitzi and the Charity Pinafore Dilemma
Mitzi Alftai faces social pressure and charity duties as she handles a display of pinafores for a fundraiser. The dialogue hints at reputational risk and the struggle to balance generosity with personal dignity. We learn Mitzi plans to sell remaining pieces and questions how sisters and relatives would respond to worn attire.
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Alftai
Mitel
Old fashioned home becomes modern with Colonial charm
Marian Moore argues for balancing old fashioned furnishings with today’s comforts. She notes modern reproductions, lighter window treatments, and chintz accents that harmonize with a Colonial room. Readers may seek her advice by mail for home furnishings questions.
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Marian Moore
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Rete
Mercedes
the Times
the World
Wal Street Journal
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Dons
Elye Heures
Joanie
Cartto
E. Butler
Nada
West 42Nd St
New York City
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Band of the Poor High School
Nny Hern
Alby Tipps
Ean
Quotilanas
Cafe Boulevard Arch
Rtn
Dane
Hos
42Nd St
Predorigk Atoneo
Victor Willows
Broadway
Beer Hin Brand
Mberger & Co
Newark, NM
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Waret Tower
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Syivaks
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WGY
Raf Electric Co
Schenectady
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Ark
Kessler
Georke B. Goodall
Salvation Army
Sute
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Mar Og
Dase
McKinley Rose
Muruat Jneuyange
A. A. Stewart
James Mckinely
Tse
Marie Stapleton Murray
Jouls Baker Phillips
Westinghouse Electric & Mig. Go
Pittsburgh
We Pines
Grand Symphony
Orehsin
Ghadren'y Borja
Chet Hs An Leglony
Lady Astor
Tia
Enurst
Pittaburetn
Mii Wes
LO Tammie
Sam LH Lardis
East Side
Mes
Cornelius Beeckman
Drie
Diay
Beeckman
Simle Stirling Walder
Senjpe
Top
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Phikidelita
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Eri
Curren
Philadely
TJ Janbyer
Mlav Kirkman
George McManus
Fearne Gemvice
Ming
Mitci
Adelaide
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Mitzi
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