Eyeless in Gaza a review of Huxley creativity
A critical survey of Aldous Huxley as a literary artist and social commentator. The piece lauds his talent for language and character insight while critiquing the novel Eyeless in Gaza for its confusing time jumps and overextended flashback technique. It praises the author’s vision and moral awareness while urging tighter narrative discipline.
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Aldous Fintlay
Huxley
Nan
Hussey
Gaza
Hargers
New World
Grial Mill
Gan
Samson
Anthony Beavis
England
Bis
Aya Jleau
Tre
Coughlin and Hearst in Third Party Debate
The piece notes anti Roosevelt papers praise Lemke and Father Coughlin, while major liberal and conservative outlets stay silent. It cites John Hamilton and William Randolph Hearst supporting the Coughlin wing, with editorial reaction from Pittsburgh papers and Social Justice. It contrasts German hardship under Nazi policy with domestic politics. Time magazine named Halle Selassie Man of the Year, but 1936’s Goat is claimed for 1935.
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Pittsburgh Press
Roosevelt
Social
Istic
Meike
Mather Coughlin
New Union Party
American Liberty League
The
Crusaders
Minute Men
Guardians
Lemke
Father Coughlin
Coughlin
John Hamilton
William Randolph Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Pithyburgh Sun Telegraph
Efi
Pather Coughlin
Pittsburgh _‘Post-fanette
Charles F. Coughlit
Willan Randolph Hearst
Hearst
California
New York
Mr Hearst
Landon
Time Magazine
Halle Selassie
German Endurance Report on Labor Wages in Germany
An American observer notes wage disparities in Germany with skilled and unskilled labor earning low marks. It cites figures such as 2 fetts per hour for half-skilled work and 15 cafits for unskilled labor, while female labor faces pay cuts of 40 to 18 percent. The article argues living standards are inadequate and calls for better rates.
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Germany
Twenty Years Ago from the Journal Files
A newspaper summary notes social and local happenings twenty years ago. The box for Company A work by the ladies of the Belief Society heads to El Paso. Tickets for a Chautauqua committee meeting sell briskly. Miss Mary O’Brien breaks her right arm after a York street fall. Dr Bensinje’s Peerless cat gets stuck in mud from a water main project on Grace Street. A daughter, Grace, is born to Mr and Mrs Frank Sperry of Erie at Hamot hospital. Miss Jewell Naylor entertains at Brooke Street. Roberta Boyd from Taratum revisits the King home. Miss Mildred Arters returns from a western pleasure trip.
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el Paso
Mary O'Brien
York Street
Grace Street
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Frank Sperry
This City
Hith Grace
Jewell Naylor
Brooke Street
Hollywood Film Shop Tales From the Studio Set
Veteran film players describe the demanding writing process and long hours on set for Girls Dormitory. East coast crews endure 12 hour days under bright lights while roller coasters and carnival scenes surprise actors. Jean Lang records vocal takes after a cold while Burns and Allen test a canoe in a Beverly Hills pool. Cast and crew joke about the mystery title The Return of Sophie Bang as only two of 64 extras knew the plot or leaders.
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Hollywood
Jean Lang
Jean
Miss Lang
Sophie Bang
Arst maét ing of the Pennsylvania Assembly in Chester 1882
History note references the Arst maét ing of the Pennsylvania Assembly held in Chester now Upland in 1882. It mentions Willem Tenn arriving that year and Benn sfoun as the first Swedish settlement in the colony from 1680, noting Chester as an early seat of court.
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Pennsylvania Assembly
Chester
Tel Upland
Willem Tenn
Pag
Bennsfoun
One-Minute Test Answers and Etiquette Hints
The document lists two Michigan senators as James Couzens and Arthur H. Vandenberg. It answers Brazil as the capital country for Rio de Janeiro region and defines a lapidary as someone who cuts engraves and polishes gems.
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U. S
Michigan
Rio de Janeiro
James Couzens
Arthur H. Vanilenters
Brazil
Star Signals July 16 Birthdates and cautions for travel
The column notes those born May 21 to June 20 are influenced today by variable planetary positions. Morning favors routine work, afternoon brings turbulence, and evening looks adverse. Cautions include signing or speaking carelessly and avoiding excess self assurance. Opportunities may include work with the public, travel or studies from now through August and February 1967, with travel possible but extravagance discouraged.
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Miliager
Innkeeper
Lhra
Business Improves Despite El na tion Year
An odd fragmented clipping questions if the nation can focus on two tasks at once while discussing political platforms. The text mixes references to Roosevelt programs and a call to rent rooms and suggests a satirical or garbled newspaper snippet. The source is incomplete and handlers may have altered words.
Goop Gamble Internal Deeps? Doubleday Dor an
A garbled notice mentions a Del Dor themed readers guide including Sara Ware Bassett Ghoste and Lucius Humphrey titles set on Cape Cod. It hints at romance, beach reading and a philosophy of applying spiritual laws to problem solving.
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Doubleday Doran
Sara Ware Bassett
Cape Cod
Richard R. Smith
Lucius Humphrey
Largest Real Estate Deal In History Revealed
The Donisiana Firehouse is cited as the largest real estate transaction in history. In 1803 the United States bought a vast land area from France, about five times larger than France, for a remarkably low price of four cents an acre, according to Collier's Weekly.
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Donisiana
United States
France
Qollier
Washington world view shapes 1936 campaign debate
Republican policy aims to force Democrats into defensive explanations while Democrats seek to portray themselves as attackers of a proposed return to earlier prosperity. The piece contrasts views on New Deal era prosperity, drouth impact, and economic indicators, noting business gains and persistent unemployment. Key figures include Charles P. Stewart and Leslie Bichel with references to Hoover, Landon, and Senator Carey.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D. C
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