National Representatives and Newspaper Policy Note
National Representatives Frost Landis HKOM Agents New York Detroit St Louis Chicago San Francisco. Cars of Thanks Obituaries and Resolutions. Misstatements of fact are not intentional and can be investigated promptly if grievances arise. Jefferson quote about hostility to worthy minds appears.
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Frost
Landis & Hkom
New York
Detroit
St .Louis
Chicago
San Francisco
cSeer Perth
Thoma Jefferson
What is beauty according to Venus de Milo and society
A Love of inner virtue over outer form is argued amid a 1929 era discussion. The Venus de Milo is cited to critique Hollywood chorus standards. The piece contrasts beauty ideals with character and kindness, noting real beauty lies in good nature and virtue.
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Jong
Venus de Milo
Venus
Filins
Waycross Journal- Herald
America
Ensignerman
Shakespears
Francis X. Bushman
Bendty
Enie
Snakespeare
Gothe
Addion
Venzs de Milo
Louvre
New Yorkers Reluctant to Eat Reindeer Meat
Alaska reports spark protests as New Yorkers show hesitation toward reindeer meat. Experts note cooking method and taste influence acceptance, with Uncle Sam encouraging farming but consumer preference uncertain. Historical diners balk at unfamiliar meats, swordfish once faced similar trials.
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New York Time
Alaska
Manhattan
Restaurateurs
Sam
High Price For Pleasure
A Worcester Telegram item condemns killing thirty Massachusetts people weekly by automated transport, calling it a horrible toll. It argues the state spends over 1500 lives annually in maintenance for largely pleasure-driven transportation and criticizes the transportation system as serving luxury over public need.
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Massachusets
Tate
Fa «Relefon
Law and the People in Public Discourse
A historical column argues that respect for law wanes not in citizens but in flawed laws. It notes Americans are generally decent, question statutes as social experiments, and point to laws misaligned with equity. It concludes enforcement plans have repeatedly failed.
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America
Aron Hill
Equity J
Fragmented Notes on Prohibition and Child Safety
A mix of satirical lines and editorials discuss temperance, social norms, and family safety. The piece critiques Prohibition rhetoric and reflects on child safety, urging early lessons for children about dangers like knives and matches and guidance on safe behavior.
Barbs and Bites from the Week's Headlines
A string of light notes on fashion trends and quirky quotes. The column mentions long dresses and stockings, a oyster brain claim, a wrestler avoiding a dance, and a joke about filling last check stubs. It also cites a British incident with a constable and a stock swindle that ended badly, plus a green grocer catching heat.
Curious Statements on the Costs of Railroads
At a luncheon in Minneapolis a North West Pacific railroad head claimed rail travel costs are low and freight rates fell by nearly five billion dollars from 1921 to 1929. He argued railroads require vast freight mileage for basic purchases and noted the industry employs millions while spending billions on expansions and improvements.
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Superntendent
Anderson
Seti
Biringham
Fire disrupts Senators as near Lowell blaze flares
A recent fire near Cap'to disrupted activities and temporarily halted the Senators. The blaze caused smoke in the area and forced brief evacuations, though the impact was largely short lived.
Turbulent Seas Prompt Farmer on Destroyer Deck
A shipboard dialog unfolds as a stranger on a U S Navy destroyer quotes a line about harsh daily life at sea. A farmer aboard suggests the captain should stay in the fields to ease tensions and avoid danger at sea.
Women Back To Short Skirts, Worcester Gazette Declares
The Worcester Evening Gazette notes women stating clearly they will return to shorter skirts, rejecting any retreat from fashionable hemlines and confirming a renewed trend.
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Worcester Evening Gazette
The Worst Noise in the Market Drift and Crisis
The fragment references market distress and a crash in the stock market tied to Corvee woes. It hints at a chaotic scene around a question on A and mentions Bette Pet as a possible name, without clear context or dates.
Mt Warren Named Peak Honors Late Senator Warren
Washington observes the naming of the Wind River peak Mt Warren at 13 775 feet in memory of the late Senator Warren who died at 45. The long serving senator was famed for work ethic and fiscal oversight as chairman of the appropriations committee, overseeing vast yearly expenditures.
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Washington
Wind River Range
Mt. Warren
Franas Binury
Way
Warren
Senate
Wealan Lengua
Wiliam Allison
Iowa
Voxley Lisealus
Senator Warren
Senator Allison
Justin S$. Morrill
Vermont
Henry Carol Lodge
Massachusetts
Duh
Sherman
Ohio
William P
Capitol Bill
Appropriations Committee
Elephants Up High In A Circus Parade In The Air
An in air parade of planes shows elephants with trunks hanging outside as a drum major plane leads. The Little Black Clock notes time warp and the crowd watches from the aircraft as a circus band plays. The scene blends whimsical travel with a surreal aerial spectacle.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Peggy
John
Talks to Parents By ALICE JUDSON PEALE
Texomy burned his wrist yesterday while poking the fire with a stick like his father. The mother reflects on lessons, noting the harm could be worse but aims to teach caution without overreacting.
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Alice Judson Peale
Harlem Talent Struggles for Recognition in White Audiences
In New Yorker at Large Richard Massoce notes Harlem artists face barriers before white crowds. He cites Paul Koner, Roland Hayes, Florence Mills and Florence Emory as examples of talent gaining limited access, while educated black women face employment rejection. The piece discusses cultural gatekeeping in Harlem and beyond.
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York—Hiarlem
Paul Koneson
Roland Hayes
Boston
Hayes
New York
Clude Park Ayene
Harlem
Nefro
Taylor
Negro Entertaiment Co
Edna Thomas
Dubore Heyward
Florence
Paris
Josephine Pa
Ke Vieowise
Europea
Caramel Flavored Apples For Dessert Menu
A recipe style list outlines caramel flavored apples baked with a mixture of milk, flour, salt, paprika, celery salt, and butter. It includes steps to melt butter, mix dry ingredients, bake for 20 minutes, and serve on a dish with diced fruit and oranges.
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Lexitaten
Miss Kitella Cocke Dies At Home In Gadsden
GADSDEN Ala Dec 4 Miss Kitella Cocke a renowned poet essayist and music composer died at home after a brief illness pneumonia The 9 year old literary figure born in Perry County Alabama gained international fame for her poems and musical works Her portrait hung in prominent venues and she was connected to Harvard and other celebrated circles
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Miss Kitella Cocke
Gadsden
Ala
Kitelly Cocke
Alabina
Miss Cock
Miss Cocke
Perry Courts
Alabama
Estep
Denis
Roemt
Basten
Engineer to Visit Birmingham on River Improvement Plan
RUBTING TOUVAL, an engineer with the United States Engineers Corps in the Mobile district, plans talks in Birmingham December 1 about Locust and Mulberry Forks on the Warrior River. The visit aims to study hydro hydraulic development, navigation, and storage needs for potential power dams and barge routes.
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Rubting Touval
Ala
Anderson
Jasper
Congress
Tomtugbee River
Warrior River
Two Men In Hotel Night Rothstein Murder Trial Testimony
Testimony in the murder trial of Charles McManus details detectives finding Abe Rothstein fatally shot in a hotel room after knocking at door 347. A man and a woman in a room next door were questioned. witnesses recall noisy activity between 0:50 and 1:00 PM on November 4, 1927.
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Rothstein
Posq
Patret Flood
James PD. C. Murray
Orpnge
Charles McManus
Ranakkoak
J B Hobdy Appointed Interim Leader at Alabama School of Trades
Dr J B Hobdy head of Vocational Education for the State Department of Education will supervise the Alabama School of Trades Gadaden pending director selection by the board of control to replace L K Fuller The governor praised the move noting anticipated transfer of school property to support the institution
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Montgomery
Alt
J. B. Hobdy
State Department of Education
Alabama School of Trades
Gadaden
Board of Control
L. K Fuller
A. F. Harman
Hag Ammoun
Graves Cyadit
Fader
Institutan
Cam
Mr Fuller
Fragmentary notes on Chulchgoe expedition and species
Partial OCR text describes an expedition to Chulchgoe with mentions of a VENar HY and a Me sour Vertebrate Zio, a curator providing a Ghee spower, and references to a sport involving floating on air and a croaned skin. Details are unclear and many terms are garbled.
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Delfaria
Ieee
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