The Horrors of War Editor's Note on World War I Fears
The piece surveys the brutal effects of gas attacks and trench rats, detailing Mustard gas casualties, near universal suffering, and the lasting scars on veterans. It warns against glorifying war, noting the high death toll, widows, orphans, and crippling injuries, and calls for sober reflection on future conflicts.
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Washington Letter Reflects Roosevelt’s Cooling Reelection Pulse
Washington dispatch notes Roosevelt’s aides flag a waning tide after a tougher 1936 race. It cites warmer spring departures, earlier office hours, and cabinet mornings poring over papers as strategists read private polls predicting a shorter term and possible tax reform talks ahead.
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Turbulent Times of Crime News and Naval Debate
A fragmented 1916-era column discusses crime reporting ethics, noting a special edition about Ruth Taylor and Harry ODonnell, and the tension editors face between crime coverage and public impact. It rails at sensationalism while detailing naval spending debates and intra party maneuvers around Hoover, Lindsay, and un instructed delegates, ending with a quip about acoustic issues in a new courtroom.
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Excerpted 1935 Campaign Climate Shelved By Media Angling
Fragmentary clipping notes how magazines radio and public information outlets will be filled with extravagant claims and not old fashioned propaganda about prospective candidates in the 1935 campaign. It hints at commentary on gender and space issues and mentions a publication from Legion Monthly referencing revelations and heavenly space rhetoric.
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Orangitas Call Astrociser Headlines
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New York Letter by OUO McIntyre
NY letter recalls Mary Margaret McBride speech on food, grape arbors and homey Missouri treats, then shifts to celeb sketches. Autograph seekers and Sam Hardy tributes mix with Broadway rich Jan Whitney antics and a study of taste, fame, and a Byron chair fantasy.
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Mary Margaret McBride
Martha Deane
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Jumping Irishman and the island bear tale
An Irishman in Alaska recalls landing a boat on a remote island then climbing toward a single high tree. He describes leaping for a branch about 20 feet above ground and jokes that he didn t make it going up but he caught it coming down. The teller, Spun, adds the punchline about the bear encounter.
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Sundown Stories: Bears Plot In Through Windows
Mary Graham Bonner narrates Sundown Stories where Jelly Bear Jakobson and Honey Bear plus Jells and Honery Bear plot to break into a Galump house. They try every downstairs window, fail, and wonder how Christopher might know the trick. Super Bear declares a brilliant idea.
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How's Your Health by Dr Hago Talsnin
A health column notes ninety percent of ear diseases stem from upper respiratory tract issues. It urges attention to diet and personal hygiene, cites poverty-linked illness, and warns that poor diet and exposure reduce nose throat ear resistance. It advises protective clothing for children and wary sun of cold and drafts.
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Hago Talsnin
Talks to Parents on Bury Brooks Fotere Church Nursery Furnishings
Parents often choose nursery decor and furniture for adult appeal rather than children's needs. Avoid excessive furniture, select washable, functional pieces, and create a practical space for play and learning. A Spartan, adaptable approach suits both genders in early years.
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Captain January set scene with lavish Tower staircase
Hollywood notes describe filming in Captain January showing a rescue of an orphan, a high brick tower staircase, and a fire net risk. Stars Shirley Temple and Guy Kibbee are featured with a lavish set on a Byfield roof replica. The article hints at the production scale and visual spectacle.
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Burlesque Balloons and Movie Stars Highlight Local Scene
Balloons burst during a chaotic stage finale as audience laughter rose. The King of Burlesques rehearses a four dance turn while the chilly theater wraps showgirls in leather jackets and tweed coats, as Alice Faye looms as a likely star in the upcoming film.
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President Roosevelt Tours Mountain Farm On Holiday Trip
President Roosevelt toured Ping Mountain farm and greeted neighbors as chill winds and climbing temperatures marked holiday excursions. The budget figures were set to be tabled Monday by Budget Director Bell and committee chairman Butanon, signaling imminent fiscal discussions.
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