Obedience to Law Required For Good U S Citizenship
A long lecture urges Americans to obey law as a civic duty. It argues majority rule, respect for courts, and self restraint against lawbreaking, citing Prohibition and highway safety. The piece calls for renewed public responsibility and moral citizenship rooted in tradition and faith.
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U. S
Samuel Slatvtshy
Adam
Peara
Taft Gald
Gutsone
Teva Tuedaggee
Seward
Sewoard
Bridgeport
America
World Union Dream Spurs Hope for Humankind
A fragmentary, period style piece extols a world union rising to advance human reason and fraternity. It envisions a new diplomacy and international cooperation to submerge feuds and promote common service to humanity, with memories of past glories guiding future efforts.
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World Union
Barnum Prize Speakers Named From Local School
Samuel Jo Slatwatsky, Miss HMissi Anderson, John P Waters, Maurie Hoffman are selected as Barnum Prize speakers. Slatwatsky, entering New York University next fall, is a triben member active two years. Anderson led the Debating club and will attend a dramatic school. Waters, senior class president, will enter Dartmouth after serving as Pen editor. Hoffman, Debating club president, is Harvard honored without exam.
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Samuel Jo Slatwatsky
Inothm
Aeveral
Samel
Triben Luvin
Iit
Litong Te Fearigty
New York University
TP Esle
Herson
Hmissi Anderson
Miss Anderson
John P Waters
Pen
Witera
Dartmouth College
Maurie Hoffman
Hoffman
Harvard University
Harvard
Local girl to sing from radio station
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Mildeid Scott
SJ Monda Ouffirroar
Colek
Pilates
Estonia
Insurgent Theatres Triumph and Little Theatres Role
The piece traces the Little Theatre movement from its Paris roots to the American rise of intimate stages in New York led by Antone and supported by the People's Theatre. It highlights the Insurgent Theatre's democratic aims, showcasing ONeill and early Provincetown plays, and notes the shift from fringe to Broadway interest.
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Insurgent Theatre
Little Theatre
Sinshine
Vidlio Theatres
Andra Antoine
Antone
Antoines
Peoples Theatre
Gordon Carig
Reinhart
Pulp
Lady Gregory
Syig
Yeats
Eugene Oded
Susan Crasspell
Constance Mackey
Riary
Moscow Art
Ameri
United States
Ikaee Filttle
Toy Theatre
Boston
Lyman
Chiaga
Maur Browne
Wonthrop Ames
Washington Square
Thin Fuld
Washington Sife Bank
Theatre Gould
New York
Amerty
Maries
Whitshill
Life Theatre
Province Town Players
Briugene
Amelia
Dungany
Maeteriink
Dugene O'Neil
Susan Campbell
Save the People's Theatre
Eugene O'Neill
O'Neal
Empe Er Jones
the Hairy Ape
Broadway
Hugene
O'Neill
Provincetown
Cape Cod
McDougall Alley
Cain
Greenwich Village
Greenwich Man Dies at Home. Funeral Set
Frank Adams Mocrell fifty two years old died at his home last night. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2:38 PM from Interment at Teak Cemetery. Footnote: Local notes mention Theater League tournament sponsored by the New York Drama League, applauding Little Theatre impact and the insurgent spirit versus commercial theatre.
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Greenwich
Lelegaam
Frank Adams Mocrell
Lis Intereshtenre
Teak Cemetery
Footie Ly Tag Sans Laws
Athol Mae
Local Color in American Short Stories Explored
A discussion of local color in American fiction, tracing its value through authors like Cable, Garland, Bret Harte, and Jewett. It argues that vivid regional detail enhances mood and background while strong characters drive lasting meaning, with examples from Old Creole Days to Main Travelled Roads.
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Amerina
New Hosland
New York
California
Brot Qnito
Kentucky
John Fox, Jr
Lfe
George W Cahie
Louisiana
Tanihin Garland
Northwern
Bret Harte
John Wex Jr
Sarah Orne Jewett
New England
Cable
Madame Delphine
Gorge W Cable Ia
George W Cable
New Orleans
Hamlin Garland
Will Trannen
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ABCA
Waurich Holman
Elsie Anderson
Joseph FE Mietniche, Ainner
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Gritnwich Man
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