Leased Wire Report Fragments From Chicago and New York
Partial wire service text lists Allen Klapp Frazier offices in Chicago and New York with addresses at 530 N Michigan Ave and 65 Fifth Avenue. Mentions full leased wire reports from AP IN UPI and restrictions on republication of credited or noncredited news.
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Cricago
Allen-Klapp-Fraz
Michigan Ave
New York
ALLEN_-KLAPP-FRAZIER
Fifth Avenue
Associated Press
International News
United Press
Nee Fee
Get Acquainted to Make Work More Interesting
A quotation urges embracing a job through exploration and familiarity. By digging beneath the surface, work becomes more engaging and rewarding, guiding readers to invest curiosity and effort in any role.
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Ray Giles
Cornell
Cedar Rapids shade trees face insect threat endangering city beauty
The piece warns Cedar Rapids shade trees are dying from heat drought and especially borers like the two lined borer. It calls for early detection preventive care and maintenance to protect remaining trees and criticizes limited action outside parks.
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Cedar Rapids
East Side
William F. Volz
Bever Park
Mystery in the Air Fades Short Wave Across Pacific Coast
Last Tuesday night all short wave radio stations along the Pacific coast including ships at sea were silenced for about an hour. Signals from around the world faded then returned, described as an unusual fading not typical summer loss. Coast radio men were puzzled while Atlantic stations saw a shorter blackout. New York experts blamed solar activity, though officials offered no firm explanation.
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Pacific
Russia
Atlantic Seaboard
New York
Bar Association Rejects Report on Hauptmann Trial Circus
The American Bar Association blocked endorsement of a subcommittee report condemning the Flemington Hauptmann murder trial. President William L. Ransom called the report unauthorized and improper, pigeonholing it. The piece blamed press, radio, and newsreels for sensational courtroom theatrics and urged judges to curb publicity to prevent repeats.
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American Bar Association
Flemington
Bruno Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Association
William L. Ransom
Bar Association
Hoffman
Detroit Spider Spins Messages to Mamie Delights Readers
A lighthearted note in a modern paper recounts a Detroit story about a spider that allegedly spins messages to a person named Mamie. The column pokes fun at dull news seasons, contrasting wild animal yarns with the hope for clever, entertaining pieces.
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Detroit
Animal Kingdom
Mamie
Quotations on economy politics and culture from early 20th century figures
A collage of quotes from Roger Babson Jesse Jones H A Smith Doris Cochran Newton D Baker W R Inge and Daniel Frohman commenting on economics peace music theater and international relations. The remarks span home building profits Beards on death political frogs peace world war and shifting tastes in drama.
Pit and warnings blend with tales and medical notes
A blend of parable, anecdotes, and medical observations discusses a man in a pit, cautionary warnings ignored, and a rescuer. It shifts to notes on Sergio rhinitis, pet-related allergic reactions, and a moral about hay fever and recurrent bronchitis learned from a 1936 copyright note.
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Grandma’s
Allergic Rhinitis Warns Against Drafts And Misconceptions
A health notice explains that many nose and throat troubles are allergic in origin rather than infections. It details prodromes, incubation, and how chronic rhinitis and hay fever-like symptoms may arise from substances like wheat, cat hair, or tobacco, urging careful diagnosis over simple drafts explanations.
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Sergio Rhinitis
Tony
Mr. Gilchrist
Kitty Hawk
T. W. Clarke
Utica
N. Y
Few Women Are Slayers In Germany
Berlin reports that murderesses are rare in Germany and most killings involve male actors. Of 124 murderers tried and convicted for 135 deaths, only twelve were women. Nearly a third of victims were family members. December saw most murders, August and October the least. Motives include money, dislike of relatives, and passion driven jealousy.
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Berlin
INS
Germany
To a River in a Drought Poem by Jay G Sigmund
The speaker laments a shriveled river grown lean after spring rains, wondering if help will come and noting heat and dry creeks. The poem comforts by urging patience and resilience, declaring bravery in facing drought while acknowledging blighted fields.
Percy Hammond remembered in new memorial volume
The piece reviews a memorial book titled Percy Hammond 1873 1936 dedicated to his son John Hammond. It quotes John Mason Brown praising Hammonds polished style, vivid vocabulary, and sharp humor. It notes Hammond earned respect from critics and actors alike.
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Percy Hammond
John Hammond
Hammond
John Mason Brown
Bartlett
Roger
Zaragoza the Watchdog of Northeastern Spain
A Washington bulletin from the National Geographic Society extols Zaragoza as a heroic, contested city midway between the Mediterranean and Bay of Biscay. It notes its strategic rail links, two cathedrals, La Aljaferia fortress, Audiencia mansion, Peninsular War resistance, and legends of Augustine of Aragon and a modern Molly Pitcher figure in defense.
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Washington, D. C
Zaragoza
Spain
National Geographic Society
Kingdom of
Aragon
Saragossa
Mediterranean Sea
Bay of Biscay
Madrid
Barcelona
Pyrenees
France
la Sea
la Aljaferia
Audiencia
Condes de Luna
Il Trovatore
Byron
Agustina de Aragon
Molly Pitcher
New Bridge Tickles Feet Of Seagulls
In San Francisco the Bay bridge’s vibration tickles gulls. Engineers professors and philosophers debated the cause then concluded the suspension structure causes constant wire and cable vibration.
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San Francisco
San Francisco-Oakland Bay
Two British Soldiers Killed in Arab Ambush in Holy Land
In Jerusalem the Arab ambush near Esdraelia between Nablus and Nazareth left two British soldiers dead and three wounded, extending religious clashes in the Holy Land.
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Jerusalem
INS
Holy Land
Esdraelia
Nablus
Nazareth
Any Disease and the Role of a Physician
The text argues disease should be detected early by a qualified physician to avoid serious illness and unnecessary suffering. It emphasizes calling a doctor in incipient stages, notes financial savings, and mentions obtaining prescribed medicines from reliable sources. It references several local business names and a theater.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
National Newspaper Service
West Madison Street
Chicago
Ill
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