New Year's Eve Ball Shines With Lights Despite Blizzard
In Thornton and nearby towns the New Year celebration fills the ballroom with a thousand lights and luxury décor. Davis sisters dazzle in blue satin as the orchestra plays Wabash Blues while David Ralston hastens home by airplane through a snowstorm to Nancy Graham. he lands near a farmhouse where Jewel Bengley greets him, and he pauses to phone Nancy.
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Thornton
Davis
Julia Bengley
Little Jewel
Julia
David
Nancy
Jewel
A New Year's Pudding and a Cinderella at Ball
A New Year poem imagines a festive pudding with kindness and good will. A story follows Julie Bensley known as Little Jewel meeting David at a New Year ball, aided by Grandma, with Cinderella arriving by airplane and disappearing at midnight as the clock strikes.
New Year Good Deeds Found In Town Stop
Rita Norris and Janet Merchant share a moment of charity as Jeff Sewards seeks his first good deed of the year. Rita meets Janet while visiting the corner shop and discovers many local acts waiting to be done, reaffirming the value of New Year resolutions.
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Rita Norris
Miss Norris
Jeff Sewards
Jeff
Rita
Janet
Western Newspaper Union
George Washington
Washington
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
General Washington
Congress
C. Bishop
Library of Congress
General Assembly of Virginia
Jamestown Company
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
Virginia Assembly
United States
Cameroun
Peonie
Ceneral Washington
Our Country
Valon
National Topics Interpreted by William
A Washington column argues the New Deal generates vast, hard to track laws and orders. It cites Supreme Court concern over lack of central publication, NRA outputs, and thousands of pages of regulations affecting private rights. The piece notes government machinery may publish such decrees to inform the public.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Brandeis
NRA
Congress
American Bay Association
National Recovery Administration
Ife
Brooklyn Institute
Committee On Public Information
White House
World Navy Departments
Supreme Court
Thut
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt publicity dangers and lobbying history tease
A writer warns that unregulated publicity risks abuse and salients Roosevelt plans to curb profits from war. He cites Senate munitions probes led by Nye and Vandenberg, questions congressional influence, and Washington letter examples like General Washington’s lobbying for Jamestown success.
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Congress
United States
London
Senate
Nye
Big North Dakota Plains
Vandenberg
Michigan
Wach
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
House
Ito
Quilting pattern and kit offer from Home Craft Co
A fragmented ad describes stamping cloth blocks for a quilt. It promotes 18 inch stampgoth blocks, embroidery stitches, and colored prints. Readers are asked to send 16 cents for a block pattern and mail a quilt sample mailer to Home Craft Co, 19th and St Louis Ave, St. Louis, Missouri, with a stamped return envelope.
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Home Craft Co
Nineteenth
St. Louis
Roast Beef Cooking Tips for Households in Old Column
A housewife offers practical guidance on preparing roast beef. She notes preferences for rare versus well done, warns against raw meat as a worm risk, and stresses thorough cooking for safe digestion. The advice reflects early 20th century domestic columns.
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THE
Housewife
Pablo Ledger, Inc
WN Service
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Neva
Price B
Palmer
Dick Ralston
Julia Bensley
Grandma
Lir Jule
Nancy Graham
Coleville
Dave
Cinderella
Mery L
Luella
William
PTE
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