Prediction Roundup for 1937 From Rosicrucians Reigniting Curiosity
The article surveys predictions for 1937, noting Rosicrucians foresee world events such as a peaceful U S foreign posture and growing military activity abroad. It also critiques a proposal to confine constitutional issues to the Supreme Court and contemplates broader economic and social trends.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
High Court
Great Britain
Edward
City to replace most 60-watt street lamps
Finance Commissioner Burgus announced the city budget will fund replacing most 60-watt residential lamps with 100-watt units like those used before the 1932 retrenchment. Street lighting remains inadequate in many areas, and the council should quickly fix the riskiest spots with minimal cost to prevent accidents.
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Burgus
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Rosicrucians predict 1937 events in free pamphlet
A Ralph Lewis pamphlet from the Ancient Mystic Order Rosae Crucis offers speculative forecasts for 1937. It notes past predictions were often vague yet surprisingly accurate while warning of overconfident claims. The pamphlet references Roosevelt's reelection and Edward VIII, framing the era as fraught with political tension.
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Ralph Lewis
Rosae Crucis
U.S. A
Roosevelt
England
Edward VIII
Inquiries on Equality and Freedom Across Nations
A reflective prose excerpt contrasts American opportunity with British social hierarchies and xenophobia. It recalls Henry Stanley's American awakening, critiques nationalism and reform, comments on voting rights, gender roles, and war, ending with a copyright notice from 1937.
Artists Bonds And Stage Jealousies Across New York
A survey of artistic camaraderie notes painters and illustrators share strong ties from Paris to New York. It contrasts rivalries on stage with producers and stars, cites Ziegfeld and Frohman as influential, and recounts a Bowery incident and musings on poetry and fame in social scenes.
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Chicago
ALLEN RLAPE_LERSSIER CO
Michigan Ave
New York
Allen Rlapp Frazier
Fifth Avenue
Associated Press
The
International News
United Press
Ee York
Florence
West Sixty-seventh Street
Hotel Des Artistes
Dean Cornwell
Howard Chandler Christy
H. T. Webster
Clare Briggs
Herb Roth
Ray Rohn
George McManus
Jimmy Swinnerton
Paris Boulevards
Jo Davidson
Gilbert White
Leon Gordon
Delysia
Ziegfeld
Charles Frohman
C. F
Cosmopolitan Gestures and the Bookkeeping Oddity
A quirky passage recalls a worldly drummer drying a metal basin with a used towel at a Pullman entrance. It notes the rare English phrase with three consecutive double letters, "bookkeeper bookkeeping."
Convicted Drivers Lose Low-Numbered Plates
Boston officials say drivers convicted of drunkenness will not receive low numbered registration plates again. The registry has refused to reissue such plates to previous holders and will assign them to new applicants via Public Works.
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Boston
Motor Vehicles Registry
Public Works
Warren
William F. Callaan
Executors Named for Mary E Rath Estate in Linn Iowa
Notice states on December 21 1936 the executors were appointed and qualified for Mary E Rath deceased Linn County Iowa. All debts should be paid promptly and any claims filed with BACHUGHES Executors and attorney B L Wick in Linn County Iowa.
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Iowa
Illinois
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Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
U. S
Cedar Rapids
Marioner
State of
Linn County
Mary E. Rath
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