New York Street Parade Sparks Fashion and Fame
A late New York column paints a bustling December morning on West 12th Street, praising young workers and fashion in motion. It notes chorus performers named Oxford Hall and Townley Chambers, a pricey top-floor hotel breakfast club, and the lure of celebrities like Greta Garbo and Katherine Cornell. The piece wryly observes street culture, names fashion trends, and muses on names such as Fifi and Beth amid a city of energy and romance.
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New York
West 12Nd Street
Grand Central
Attie
Avenue Tailors
Shame & Charvet
Place Vendome
Happer
Ivasion
Ready Vallee
John Barrymore
Katherine Cornell
Greta Garbo
Manhattan
Oxford Hall
Townley Chambers
Wyper Riverside Drive
New Year Reflections on Community Duty and Self Improvement
A reflective piece urging readers to embrace responsibility and hopeful effort in the coming year. It emphasizes personal conduct, communal harmony, and the impact of individual actions on neighbors, politics, and society, urging confidence, restraint, and cooperative progress for a better year ahead.
Untitled fragment hints at social in de am on
Fragmentary OCR text mentions social in de am on with unclear context and missing details. The readable parts show no identifiable persons organizations places or dates to anchor a factual summary.
Business Prospects Grow Cautiously As New Year Opens
The economy shows uneven recovery with public construction and expansion programs likely to boost demand. Wholesale markets reform pricing, retailers rebuild stock, and buyers gain power amid cautious spending. Optimism rises as industry signals steady improvement and agricultural prospects improve with the next crop.
Old Time Boxing Night Party Invites English Charm
An Old English style boxing night party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Vinson Doe on December 26, 1936, on the College campus. Guests from military and social circles attended a festive seafarers inn setting with holly, mistletoe, beef and broth, dumplings, oysters, and a Murder game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Vinson
Holly
Nistletoe
Vinson
Twenty-Five Years Ago in Bryan Morning Eagle
A wild steer at Fairfax Osage Nation gored a brakeman fatally before being killed during loading for shipment. Walter L. Florer, Osage and Kaw trader, is in Denver for health. Visitors include Hershel Baker and families from Palestine and Austin, Mrs. Matthews of Chapel Hill, and relatives in Madisonville.
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Bryan Morning Eagle
Fairfax
Osage Nation
Walter L. Florer
Denver
Colorado
Florer
May
Alice Burtis
Madisonville
Bessie West
Austin
Cordia Fletcher
Nicholasville
Clark Winslow
Galveston
W. J. Walker
Mrs. J. M. Creed Shows Signs of Improvement
Mrs. J. M. Creed, who has been dangerously ill for several days, is reported to be showing some signs of improvement today according to the latest bulletin from her physicians.
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J. M. Creed
Daily Bible Thought None of us liveth to himself
A brief meditation on Romans 14 7 stressing that no person lives or dies entirely alone reminding readers that human life and fate are shared within a community. This daily note invites reflection on interdependence and responsibility toward others.
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Pope
Did You Think About Advertising in Newspapers
Independent Missouri paper recalls how ads fund publications and warns advertisers that pulling ads hurts both sides. It notes editors once begged for ads, now expect results, and urges merchants to see ads as essential to business viability rather than favors.
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William Southern, Jr
Raitor the Independence
Examiner
Flas
Texas crops show mixed 1930 yields and cautious optimism
An Austin American summary notes Texas estimates for 1930 crops: corn at 96,576,000 bushels with 77 percent merchantable, sorghum 42,021,000 bushels, rice 8,405,000, sorghum syrup 1,920,000 gallons, sugar cane syrup 1,440,000, broom corn 1300 tons, sweet potatoes 8,023,000 bushels, peanuts down to 59,040,000 pounds, pecans 9,500,000 pounds, apples 148,000 bushels, pears 525,000 bushels, grapes 1280 tons. Bear ing acreage not larger than 1929 due to freezes. bankers foresee moisture and a possible cotton cut in 1931.
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Texas
United States
Bankers of Texas
Austin American
Texans foresee Texas iron ore boosting wealth and jobs
A Texas columnist notes a National Metal Congress talk predicting dwindling native ore in fifty years and Lake Superior ore exhaustion in twenty, suggesting Texas East Texas deposits could soon meet world demand and raise regional and state prosperity as iron ore development advances.
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Texas
National Metal Congress
Lake Superior
Editorial on John Garner and veterans bonus cashing plan
The piece argues Garner role as politician vs statesman over cashing veterans bonus certificates. It notes the Patman plan risks a treasury raid and criticizes special treatment for veterans as a vote bid. It warns such precedent could justify future targeted relief amid unemployment.
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John Garner
Patman
Fox
Garner
Galveston News
Iron ore prospect eyed as boon for Texas timber
The Dallas Journal notes iron ore prospects could boost timber and lumber demand. It urges timberland owners and landholders with non-productive lands to prepare for heightened needs over the next twenty years, advocating care, protection, and a planned forestation program as preparedness.
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Texas
Dallas Journal
New Year Address by Pat M Neff at Bartlett
Bartlett Texas will host Pat M Neff as the principal speaker for the town’s New Year program. A McGinnis will give the welcome, Rev K Fugate offers the invocation, and a musical program follows dinner.
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Pat M. Neff
Bartlett
Eed
A. McGinnis
Rev. K. ©. Fugate
Brazoria State Bank Stockholders Receive 40 Percent Dividend
Bank stockholders in Brazoria State Bank announce a 40 percent annual cash dividend, declared during discussions in Houston. Dee Houston was noted in the accompanying report. The payout reflects a strong financial position as investors respond to market conditions.
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Houston
Dee
Brazoria State Bank
East Texas Chamber Fights Mosquitoes and Disease
Notes show East Texas Chamber of Commerce and State Health Dept declare war on mosquitoes and ticks in East Texas Country. The piece praises ongoing eradication efforts as essential for future development while critiquing local worker habits and oddball remarks about fish kills and other oddities.
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East Texas Chamber of Commerce
State Department of Health
East Texas
Rome
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