Holiday Receipts Show Over 18 Million In Christmas Postage
Post Office Department reports indicate Americans paid about 19 billion for holiday stamps and cards. December receipts near 69.9 million with yearly December average around 51.99 million. The surge reflects heavy Christmas mail and praise for workers handling the rush.
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Teachers Are Too Neutral, Asserted College Magazine
Northampton Mass Jan 3 AP Reasoning that professors fear to express views dominates a Smith College Magazine piece criticizing faculty for shielding students from strong positions. It argues teachers push sameness, lack standards, and demoralize students by avoiding debate, urging more challenging discussion.
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Supreme Court Upholds Kentucky Tobacco Law
Fragmented OCR reads like a broken legal notice about a Kentucky tobacco law case. It mentions the Supreme Court and a ruling, with garbled surrounding text referencing parties and possible dates, but the core fact is the high court upholding the Kentucky tobacco statute.
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Pile sufferers avoid operation get relief easy
Five year tests claim enamel of tal treatment by external remedies removes piles without surgery. Patient testimonials from Jocegh Winter and others praise rapid relief, urging immediate use of Colac Pile Wills product via mail order and drugstore availability.
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The Fun Shop And Jokes On The City Scene
A fragmented page notes The Fun Shop features by Marson Foxhat Juden with playful ads and jokes. It mentions radioish chatter and a variety of quirky captions, including humorous exchanges about fashion, news, and a mock theatre scene with characters like The Queen of Roumania and Mister Reeves.
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Absinthe Banned Yet Popular in Paris Scene
Readers glimpse the lingering absinthe craze in Paris despite prohibition as drinkers pour the "drip" over sugar and water to make the milky glass. The ritual, echoing old methods, remains visible on boulevards with the drink’s distinctive aroma and an extended session that follows.
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Smithsonian Receives Finest Mineral Collection Gift
Washington A. Kotbling, son of the collector and builder of the Breckton Bridge, donates a 64 carat black diamond and the largest black opal among what is described as the finest collection of minerals in the world to the Smithsonian Institution.
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Must the American Theatre Be Salacious to Live
George Arliss speaks on theatre culture and sex plays in his autobiography Up the Years from Bloomsbury. The Journal begins a serialized intimate recital, with the January issue now on sale for ten cents.
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