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A scrambled column from The Waycross Journal-Herald mocks public figures and society in a fragmented rambling piece. It references Mehty and John D Rockefeller, notes dental trivia, and jabs at Americans and foreigners. It also quotes musings on civility and a local baby born to Mrs Carrington.
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Tare
Posto Es
Dizz ¥ Dean
Liston Evkins
Waycrosx Journal-Herald
Stebby
Jnacmuch
Se Valle
Mark Twain
Jackess Hilly
Eparae
Mra. Carrington
Washington Letter by Paul Mallon and New York Letter by D C McIntyee
A combination Washington and New York dispatch discusses U S policy toward Ethiopia and Italy, Hull Roosevelt responses, housing agency changes led by John H Fahey, and the NRA court cases and press attitude. It also notes cultural reminiscences about Dorothea Parker and New York social life with vivid portraits of figures and venues.
License laws and traffic deaths argue for common sense
The piece notes rising traffic deaths across 32 states and D C, claiming most are preventable with basic courtesy and rule following. It argues that adopting a driver license law in Alabama would not reduce fatalities, only burden taxpayers.
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States
District of Columbia
Mark Twains Diary Musings On Weather And Belief
A fragmentary diary style piece cites thoughts attributed to Mark Twain about drinking, honesty, religion, weather and an irreverent press. It references Hamburg bank stability and contrasts with mortals and seasons, conveying satirical observations in a dated voice.
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Hamburg
Batchelor's Buttons GROWN BY W, c BATCHELOR Converaton
A fragmented text notes themes on growth of Batchelor's Buttons by W Batchelor and discusses moderation social conduct and witty maxims. Includes stray lines on courting, language, and a castle mentioned as standing 400 years with no changes, reflecting old era dialogue and humor.
A Very Nice Nose Little Mary and Apples
A child named Mary visits a neighbor busy with a pin process and immediately declares she smells apples. The neighbor offers fruit but the girl declines, saying she only wants whole apples. The odd exchange appears as a quirky line from a Christian Science Monitor item.
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Mary
Chrlatian Science Monitor
Old and New Art by Utila Artist Shown in Journal
The old-time artist painted his pictures better than they look, according to the Minneapolis Journal. The article notes that the subjects appear a little worse than they are, reflecting on the artist’s methods and reception.
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Utila
Minneapolis Journal
Johnnie and mother discuss noises and a large crowd outside
A dialogue from the Ottawa Citizen shows Johnnie asking his mother about a loud noise outside. He mentions many people, a cat, and neighbors, with a light exchange about how popular he is in the neighborhood and the saxophone as a familiar reminder.
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Johnnie
Tls
Johanie
Thomason
Ottawa Citizen
Twenty Years Ago From The Files Of The 0
A fragmentary nostalgic item recalls a 20 year past news page with masked bandits robbing the New York and New Orleans Limited near Greenville Alabama. The text lists local names, social events, and residents returning from trips, including Mrs Ay Blount and others at a mock party, and a note on Mr and Mrs Manning visiting Montgomery.
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New York
New Orleans
Greenville
Ala
Fragments of an old editorial clash and spoof dialogue
Vague dialogue threads reference an ex-chief, a subeditor, and a future editor in chief amid a satirical exchange. A subtext blames Roosevelt and the NRA as hidden skeletons in closets, while PWA officials and detectives pursue a valuable fountain pen through newspaper ads and incongruous hints of intrigue.
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Amarican Bay
Ickes
Pwa Steutha
Tokes Massatant
Public Works Administration
Moore
Ube
Ingrowing Toe Nail Health Advice By Dr Ingo Goldstein
The article explains causes of ingrowing toenails, common remedies, and preventive steps. It notes that tight shoes press the toe nails, improper trimming can worsen the condition, and infection may require medical care. In persistent cases surgical trimming may be needed by a qualified professional.
Ann Dvorak Acknowledges Rise of Starless Pictures in Hollywood
Hollywood gossip piece details Ann Dvorak saying actors cannot reliably predict a film’s success, while producers often prove wrong when selecting stories. The column cites star autonomy, contract skippers, and Lealie Fannon as context, noting misfires and Dvorak’s private opinions on projects.
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Dvorak
Lealie Fanlon
Sill
Dodging Traffic In The City With Rip The Daredevil Dog
Rip the dog dodges cars and a truck as a city chase unfolds. He escapes a crowd shouting mad dog and seeks shelter in a firehouse with red engines in the background. Police and bystanders pursue him while he relies on Willy Nilly to explain himself.
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Rip
Hic ‘S
Day in Congress and TVA Debate Narrowly Split
In Washington on Wednesday the Senate weighed whether to insist on mandatory abstention by utility holding companies. An audit panel eyed a 150000 dollar probe into lobbying activity. The House pressed toward a trial vote on TVA amendments as the Rules Committee surveyed utilities and related hiring practices.
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Senate
HOUSE
Rules Committee
Dust storm over Bering affecting sailors report
AP dispatch from Seattle July 10 notes a dust storm over the Bering that endangered a score of fighter men, reported by Capt J E Studds of the schooner Sophie Christenson in a letter received today. Capt Shields could not confirm if remnants of the middle wet dust storms or spring, attributing the clouds to floating volcanic ash.
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Seattle
Bering
J. E. Studds
Sophie Christenson
Shields
Box office doubts shadowVallee and Dvorak projects
The excerpt notes Ann Dvorak and others questioning a film’s merit. Ann Dvorak dismisses the box office expectations for a picture with Rudy Vallee, while considering a Broadway Joe project with Josh Brown. She believes leading roles for Brown’s comedian style bring little pay in movies, and laments missed opportunities and script choices.
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Vallee Ann
Rudy Vallee
Eve
Aho
Josh, Brown
Brown
Prise
Ann Dvorak
Train Journey Puts Child Through Ill Effects
A passenger recalls a child named SICR enduring severe sickness aboard a moving train. The cramped car, binding headaches, and nausea persisted despite care from family and seating choices.
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