Dictatorship Fear vs American Revolt Theory
Fortune magazine warns of a potential dictatorship from personal government while James Abbe, in Today, argues there is no American revolution looming. Abbe, a reporter who studied revolutions abroad, finds hardship and discontent but no catalysts for upheaval, noting White House access and a lack of revolutionary zeal among Reds.
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Fortune Magazine
America
Furtshire
Today
Raymond Moley
New Deslep
James F. Abbe
Russia
Tirly
Germany
Sland
White House
Early Christmas buying boom lifts spirits nationwide
The article notes a broad rush to purchase Christmas goods in late November, with shoppers seeking better quality items and staples. It links strong consumer activity to morale and economic stability, while urging caution for hunters ahead of deer season due to recent hunting fatalities and safety lessons.
Duchess of Gloucester honeymoon fashion details emerge
Paris Nov 29 Details of the Duchess of Gloucester's honeymoon wardrobe surface. The bride wore a slate grey satin-back crepe dress and coat with matching belt and coral jewelry, plus a grey velvet purse with rhinestones. She repeated the grey palette in day and afternoon outfits and a grey wool coat. A fashion tip notes her preference for grey ensembles in her trousseau.
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Paris
Duchess of Gloucester
Duchess of Glouchester
Rey Astralian
Star Signals Octavine Horoscope For December 4
The column lists general indications for today and upcoming periods. It notes favorable type trends for those born Jan 21 through Feb 19, warns of uncertainty in the morning and evening, and advises staying busy with inanimate tasks. It also cautions against starting new ventures and highlights hunting safety risks.
Hollywood crediting film firms for Broadway shows grows
A survey by Motion Picture Herald reports 14 of 44 Broadway openings financed wholly or partly by film companies. Warner Bros and MGM lead in backing living drama, with other studios and industry figures contributing. The shift follows a three year pattern set by Warner, MGM, and Twentieth Century. A Hawaiian vacation ends as Ann Harding returns to star in The Indestructible Mrs Talbot.
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Hollywood
Motion Picture Herald
Warner Bros
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Paramount
Mervyn LeRoy
Irving’ Thalberg
John Hay Whitney
Time Warner
M-G-M
Ann Harding
Mrs. Talbot
BP. J. Wolfson
Stephen Roberts
Anthony Veiller
Edward Kaulian
Miss Harding
Walter Abel
Margaret Lindsay
Uka Chase
Eoward Bilis
Hobart Cavmnaugh
San Cura Ointment praised for quick pain relief
An old advertisement touts San Cura Ointment and San Cura Soap as remedies for burns scalds sores boils itching piles and chapped skin. Mrs Gibbard of Cambridge says it helped her family many years and Gilbert Hard reports rapid healing after a steam burn. Prices listed: ointment 60c and 1.25, soap 15c.
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Harry Gibbard
Cambridge
Mass
Gilbert Hard
Twenty Years Ago Aw Faker From We Journal Files
Twenty years ago on November 29 1915 a memorial service for Corry Lodge 769 was planned at Library Theatre with L Alexander chairing and Hon William L Swope delivering the memorial address. The day featured three main city picture theatres drawing sizable crowds and a late-night fracas as theatre managers clashed with law enforcement, warrants issued and small fines paid. Ward Powell returned to Pittsburgh after a Thanksgiving visit, Joe Osborne left for Akron to resume studies, Miss Helen Westley resumed teaching, and Glenn Mead departed for Philadelphia after visiting the city.
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We Journal
Library
Corry Lodge
L. Alexander
William L Swope
Clearfield
Law Enforcement League
Joe Osborne
Akron
Buchtel College
Health Secret: Beard Growth Keeps Gorham Man Healthy
In Gorham New Hampshire an eighty year old woodsman named Tom White credits his long health to letting his hair and beard grow. He reports no cold or headache in thirty years and says the beard is key to his well being.
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Gorham
N. H
Tom White
White Mountain
Reading List Highlights From A World of Books
A sweeping catalog of new releases and classics across fiction, history, and criticism. Notable entries include Booth Tarkington’s metaphysical humor, Ruth McKee’s Hawaiian tales, Martin Mooney’s expose of racketeering, and the modern-movement works edited by Harry Hansen. Also listed are translations and children’s books such as Mark Twain’s Slovenly Peter and Mary Poppins Come Back.
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Oxford University
Noel Carrington
Tocslus Rixe
London
Mr. White
Red Barn
Hell and Bridewater
Doubleday Doran
Booth Tarkington
Crime, Incorporated
Whittlesey House
Martin Mooney
Taey
Journalese
O. Henry
Harry Hansen
Peter
Harpers
Mark ‘Twain
Treasure Island
Vanguard
H. A. Calahan
Stevenson
Martin Hare
Morrow
G. A. Ellis
Crome
Fitton
Low Bridge
Lippincott
Jane Abbott
Erie Canal
Palestine
Knopt
Marion Rubinstein
Forrester Hazard
Weird
Gare
Comrade Gulliver
Putnams
van Loon
George Seldes
Hewitt
Allan Nevins
Liveright
Archibald Fleming
Reynal & Hitchcock
P. L. Travers
Mother Inia
Catherine Mayo
Samuel Pepys
Simon & Schuster
Franklin P. Adams
Genji
Houghton Mifflin
Lady Murasaki
H. M. ‘Tomlinson
New Yorker
Random House
Huey P. Long
Carleton Beals
Fish
Henry van Dyke
Vertis
van Dyke
Scribners
Thomas Wolfe
Byron
Peter Quennell
Mark Sullivane
Antarctic Admittal Report By Byrd Ends In Mystery
A fragmented note cites Admiral Richard E. Byrd after a cryptic expedition, mentioning a frozen duvet and a wealthy figure named Bula, with unclear details about a squire and valuables. Further readable terms hint at exploration era intrigue.
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Bookie
Antarctica
Richard
B. Byrd
Lelieniui
Squire Heiles
Byrd's Discovery and Wilson Era Neutrality Examined
The review lauds Byrd's Discovery as a vivid blend of expedition drama and science, detailing Antarctic finds and the author’s gift for narrative. It also discusses Woodrow Wilson’s neutrality policy in 1914 15 and contrasts it with Roosevelt era views, noting ongoing debates on keeping the United States neutral amid European conflict.
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Byrd
Byrd Antarctic Expedition
Antarctic
United States
Roosevelt
Ray Stammard Baker
Woodrow Wilson
Doubleday Doran
Death claims Fred Deschamp at Corry hospital
Fred A. Deschamp of 342 Worth Street died yesterday at Corry Hospital after a period as patient since November 24. Born October 9 1874 in Bristol, Conn he lived many years in Corry. Survived by two daughters Mrs Henry Burch and Mrs Raymond Reed of Corry one son Fred Deschamp of Union City one brother Arthur Deschamp of Corry one sister Mrs A M Williams of Erie and three grandchildren. Funeral from the late home Monday at 7 P M with interment Pine Grove cemetery.
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Fred A. Deschamp
Worth Street
Corry Hospital
Bristol
Conn
Corry
Rogers ‘Structural Steel Co
Henry Burch
Raymond Reed
Fred Deschimp
Union City
Arthur Deschamp
A. M. Williams
Erie
Pine Grove Cemetery
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Weyne Township
Deer Country
Aucment
Hollywood Film Shop
United Press
Lubningrad
Leningrad
Isfars
Ward Powell
Pittsburgh
Helen Westley
Beth
Clymer
Soho
Glenn ‘Mead
Philadelphia
Corinne Dean
Seins
Dntry
Wilson
Baker
Baler
Sas
Great Britain
Franklin JD. Roosevelt
R. J. Scot
Tia
Philippines
Fred Deschamp
Lucien
Kotex
PLD. & Co
P. B. & Co. Tadol
Castoria
DeWitts
Scotts
Father Johns
Plsa Agarol
Ole
Absorbine Jr
Pinkhams
Keister
Liniment
PD. & Co
Alophen
Mis uMig
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