Baroness de Rothschild Orders New Wardrobe in Paris
The American born Baroness de Rothschild, hostess to the Duke of Windsor in Austria, orders a wardrobe from Captain Molyneux in Paris. She favors black and various greens with ensembles including a high neck black satin dress and a green crepe outfit, plus a hunter green tweed morning suit.
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Paris
Baroness de Rothschild
Austria
Duke of Windsor
Captain Molyneux
Kitty Spotswood
Virginia
Malyneux
Hollywood Film Shop People Play Reel Superstitions
A noisy Hollywood item catalogs quirky rituals and chatter around film stars and crews. Names like Henry Wilcoxson Cary Grant and Joan Crawford appear amid playful anecdotes about luck and stage habits in January gossip.
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Hollywood
Calif
Henry Wilcoxson
Oige
Robert Cummings
Flan Pawel Broadway
Paine
Marelia Hunt
Frey MagMurray
Eet Tian Orchestra
Two Tenant Associations Forming in Washington
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart reports on two new Washington groups in formation. One aims to organize urban tenant housing, including better than tenement rentals, while the other proposes Human Beings Incorporated to fight for rights of people against machines.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
Imag
William A.uPuy
Charles Wilton
National Press Club
Washington, D. C
Ives
Roosevelt opens his second term with a call to end poverty
In a Washington address Roosevelt aligns prosperity with the national dream and critiques the era's politics as still childish. The column notes the speech echoes Hoover in form but Roosevelt’s message stands firm about raising living standards and property access.
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Washington
Andey
Herbert Hueyst
Roosevelt
Herbert
United States
Savanarola
Peter the Hermit
John Brown
Ossawatomis
Goodill
Hoover
Roosewell
Strong critique of the New Deal and a wary path to prosperity
A lively critique notes that the era of good feeling has not arrived and that the New Deal faces unsettled economic forces. It argues the president's vision keeps government flexible amid TVA fights and market fluctuations, warning happiness and prosperity are by products of ongoing reform and effort.
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Noton
Tyas Ural
TVA
Iippy
National Cemetery
Hhs
Rooseyelt
America
Hem
Happy Valley
the Register and
Tribune Syndicate
Townsend Pension Plan Experiment In Chelan Wash
Supporters test a Townsend Pension Plan in Chelan with Abie a year old unemployed boy given $200 to spend in four months. Merchants levy 2 percent tax on each dollar, funding a potential second pensioner next month. The project runs six months with a $1,000 reserve if funds lag, drawing local attention and cautious optimism.
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Townsend
Chelan
Wash
Townsend Pension Plan
Abie
Willis
Evry
Self-Respect and Sense in a World of War Talk
A fragmented editorial voice reflects on self respect and resistance to national hysteria. It critiques zeal for conflict and suggests cautious, principled stance amid calls to pursue aggressive foreign policy and domestic alliances. The piece hints at political figures and places without clear specifics.
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Wilson
Mel
Spain
Eniisiment Aml
Mike Ws
Eve Leyf
Vast Naval Arms Push Reported Amid Global Tensions
The article outlines Japan’s growing naval armaments and allied spending as nations brace for possible conflict. It notes high costs, debt burdens, and the challenge of maintaining industrial and military capacity while balancing international alliances.
See and Know Pennsylvania Colonial Church Site
An OCR fragment describes Rocky Spring Church near Winchester along a Chamiberaburg Roxbury route with early foundations in 1128 and references to Rev. Jobh Ceeng and colonial army service. The text is garbled but indicates historic church significance and yearly visits.
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Rosky Spring Church
Niles Mortane -Chambersbans
Rocky Spring
Chamiberaburg i Roxbury
Trent
Jobh Ceeng
Com
Who was Sir John Geoil Rhodes and more
A compact survey touches on Sir John Geoil Rhodes and related curiosities including etiquette on formal dining and the origin of flatirons known as gailirons. It hints at the mood of a fashionable liner and a thoughts piece on thinking as the soul's talline, with a birthday note for those born today.
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Rush
Hell
Sir John Geoil Rhodes
Twenty Years Ago Journal Excerpt January 21 1917
A syndicated note from 1917 describes Chinese customs with observations on greeting gestures indoors and outside. The item recalls era perceptions and contrasts social etiquette in a historical context.
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Joe Scarlett
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Helen Burgess
Twipe
Om Brown
Fred MacMurray
Hebert Taylor
Pre!pon Foster Funling
Wild Hogs
Sug Clamente Letanis
Adrian
M-G-M
Natyes
Carly
Ake Diloves del Rio
Bill Terrier
Pane ‘Trawbeilge
Reginald Hack
Sbrawe
Clarence Waves
Simona Simon
Isih Ror' Walivin Pal
Giry Ki
Erroll Flynn
Cimera
Dole Dunbar
Tyrone
Wurm
Helen Wael
Civirlés
Pete Torre Jomre
Ts Mobile Nomi
Ad Tie McCrea Peviuse
Stewart
Bill duPuy
Bil
By Jay Franklin
West Virginia
L.scort
Mark
Twash Bip
Erie
Arey
Ababa
Asentucky
Congress
Japan
Sam
Boltain Ahly Pruwey
Fagan von Svg
Nolter
Salle
Ray Pedis
Ema
SEE
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission
Plato
Beery
Corry
Gulfpride
Eun
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