Dining habits at the White House shift under Mrs Roosevelt
Washington reports changes in White House dining as Mrs Roosevelt avoids waiters hovering by chairs. A bell system was tried but proved awkward. meals now feature waiter service outside the rooms with intimate luncheons including prominent women and aides. Luncheons often include Mrs Roosevelt's secretary and other officials. Miss Marguerite Lehand sometimes leaves before dessert.
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Washington
White House
Mrs. Roosevelt
Curtis B. Dall
Roosevelt
Frank Schneider
Malvina ‘Thompson
Tommy
Marguerite Lehand
Miss Lehand
Hiss Des
Unclear OCR note on local items and subscriptions
Fragmentary OCR lists names and items on North Center street and notices related to a stove sale an ownership query by Chas Powell a superintendent and a republic newspaper subscription price of two hundred dollars per year It is a damaged historical snippet with multiple garbled phrases and missing context
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Center Street
Chas. Powell
Wlaoke
Assonyitidius
Mlectne Coy
A.W. Fell
Kiss Contests and Celebrity Romance Rumors in Hollywood
A fragmentary Hollywood gossip piece notes Minna Gomheld and actress Genevieve in talk of romance and a bold kissing contest. It hints at industry chatter about actors, a potential public spectacle, and changing on set relationships in a lurid, tabloid voice.
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Minnia
Minna
Minnsuy
Afi
Genevieve
Aurora
New Jonathan Lodge Officers Installed
Newly elected officers of Tomuliyn Lodge LO 0 F were installed with ceremony in a church setting. District Deputy Gund Muley C Pat e walked with staff from North East at Odi i Pollaws hall on the first evening, listing officers such as Arthur Seal noble grand Harold Anderson and others in attendance.
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Tomuliyn Lodge
Church of District
Gund Muley C. Pate Wson
North East
Odi i Pollaws’ Hall
Melill
Yall Arthur Seal
Noble
Harold Anderson
Vive Eran
T Bush
Tam
Lilla
Uo Noble Avant
Cadrye Blain
Diaphone
Minn Wiliams
Wise White
Jer
Livienprand
Westey AL
Local officials host evening decree and social gathering
A decree was conferred at the evening session, followed by a supper and social meeting. A separate incident reports Jesse Gilmer fined $200 after wardens found him feeding part of a deer carcass to his chickens, noting venison as an expensive food.
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Alvin
Jesse Gilmer
Bootleggers Should Not Be Eligible
Governor Pinchot warns that beer legalization must limit dealers with bootlegging ties to prevent a return to illicit traffic. He urges licensing by reputable authorities, cites New York studies, and ties beer regulation to Prohibition repeal debates. He then shifts to traffic safety, urging enforcement near schools and in business districts to curb speeding and violations as spring travel increases.
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Corry
Brig
Pinchot
Atake
New York
Lovely Women Learn the Secret MELLO-GLO Powder Ad
An old advertisement touts MELLO-GLO face powder with claims it lasts longer helps pores stay hidden and reduces shine. Marketed as a new French process, it promises smooth spreading and a bewitching fragrance while costing one dollar tax included.
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Kelster
Brig Stove
Adyt
Akron air disaster survivors face grim search
Navy and Coast Guard vessels comb the New Jersey coast for any Akron air ship survivors while New York dignitaries attend a requiem mass for the lost. Survivors recount harrowing details as the nation weighs the tragedy that claimed 73 lives.
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Deal
Akrom
Mtr
Roosevelt
New York
SHU
Akron
New Jersey
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