Hearst Replies to Mallon on Writing His Articles
William Randolph Hearst writes to Paul Mallon defending authorship by saying he writes his own articles, signs some, and objects to being accused of copying others. He compares his skill to Sullivan and Webster, reflects on penmanship training, and notes his long career in newspapers.
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Willam Randolph Hearst
Paul Mallon
Washington
North American Newspaper Alliance
Congress
Tlm
Daniel Webster
Sullivan
McCrory
Roy Howard
London
Major Bowes
Dakota Moclete
Charles Coren
Andy
Radio
Oscar Shaw
Long Island
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Aire
Hhe
Lola Montez
Amante
Lekine Ies
Night Writing Style of William Randolph Hearst
Hearst reflects on personal handwriting and writing habits. He notes varied penmanship among writers and explains his own night writing routine driven by daytime concerns. He cites authors like Dickens Thackeray Sullivan Simonds Sundberg and signs off with a personal note.
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Dickens
Thackeray
Mark Sullivan
H. Simonds
Carl Sundburg
W.R. Hearst
Alabama counties share rising gas receipts this month
Each of Alabama's 67 counties received about 7 000 as gas receipts. The totals have climbed from a low of 4 000 previously, prompting questions about distribution, county commissions, and potential election year effects.
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Alabama
Greent Rarline
Avalin
Huntaylite Timen
Ren. Greely and Sidney Smith Die in Tragic Weekend
Two men died Sunday in distant incidents. Ren. Greely, Arctic explorer, aged 91, survived Civil War wounds and reached farther north than any prior expedition before passing in his bed. Sidney Smith, cartoonist creator of The Gumpe, died in an automobile accident at a youthful age.
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United Suites
Ren. Greely
Bidtney Smith
Gen. Greely
Guba
China
Alaska
Sidney Smith
Birmingham Age-Herald
Batchelor Buttons Grown by W Batchelor
A fragmented page passage mentions Batchelor Buttons grown by W Batchelor. It contrasts truth with error and muses on voting pleasure and future leisure. It notes Ahick town lacking main streets and local landmarks such as Star Bakery and Central Presbyterian Church.
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Ag Therg
What 6¢ you think of our two cand dates for mayor
Fragmentary dialogue from B’na! Brrth Magazine discusses two candidates for mayor with a joking remark about only one being elected.
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Brrth Magazine
Washington Letter on New Deal Court Decisions
Paul Mallon explains expectations that the Supreme Court may limit TVA and Bankhead cotton control, with AAA tax questions and power versus production debates. Includes notes on Farley and Roosevelt era politics, British naval capacity, and the AAA consumers guide motto.
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Washington
Supreme Court
TVA
AAA
Court
Christenay Tine
Where's My Pipe and a Warden Spade Found
Fragmentary Philadelphia Bulletin note reports a wife finishing hours of cleaning then a missing pipe and a warden spade discovered in the living room. The callar morning trip to the cellar yielded a puzzled scene.
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Philadelphie
New York Letter BTOO. MOINTYBEE in witty urban musings
A lively New York letter blends fashion chatter and radio musings with sharp social observations. The writer references Eva Tanguay, Fit D’Orsay, radio hosts, and the era’s style, humor, and gossip, noting fashion, politics, and a roaming tide of urban curiosities.
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New York
Mointybee
Hogs at Texas Centennial Exposition Promised Modern Comforts
The Montgomery Advertiser notes the Texas Centennial Exposition will showcase prize hogs treated unusually well with indirect sighting to protect and eye master to July purebreds sleeping at night, private baths, automatic troughs, and straw changes every 12 hours. Visitors will discover that hogs in hogs and man’s latest inventions cannot alter that fact.
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Montgomery Advertiser
No clear article headline available in fragment
Fragmentary text mentions names and phrases with no coherent event or identifiable entities to summarize into a news item. Unable to determine a definite persons, organizations, or locations for a factual card.
Punishing Children in Modern Parenting Debate
Dr Sage Goldstein surveys the third European reunion of mental hygiene in Brussels discussing punishment in childrearing. A Freudian critic warns of dangers while a British psychiatrist notes history shows punishment exists to curb aggression and disobedience. The goal is teaching social living with minimal suffering and a sense that discipline is not arbitrary.
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Bruusels
Belgium
Hollywood Romance Ends As Joan Crawford Weds Franchot Tone
Public interest followed Joan Crawford and Franchot Tone as they wed after months of denial. The ceremony concludes a long courtship sparked by Hollywood chatter and a prior divorce in Joan’s life.
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Hollywood
Joan Crawford
Franchot Tone
Seach
San Antonio
Nisgera Falls
Holly Wood
Franchot
Niagara Falls
Accepting Consequences in Child Rearing
Mrs. Brooks Peters urges parents to accept outcomes of children’s choices without pity. She argues endure and learn from mistakes, allow natural consequences, and guide with quiet firmness rather than soft excuses. The piece emphasizes self reliance and thinking ahead to avoid repeated pain.
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Tammy
Fire starts at Frengel home from auto crash and power line
A collision damaged a pole and power line feeding Joe Frengel's house. The line caused fuses to blow and intense heat from an electric iron ignited the family wash near the ironing board. The fire started after an auto struck a pole and power had fallen across the feed to the home.
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New Castle
Joe Frengel
Winter Weather Notes Reported Thefts In Albany
AP dispatch notes weather related item of theft reports in Albany. Edward Repko reported a thief stole a set of ice curtains from his parked car. Alfred Lorenz reported a break in Saturday night and theft of three blankets from a big house.
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Albany
Edward Repko
Alfred Lorenz
Big House
Hollywood Wedding Plans Amid Personal Shifts
The piece notes Joan and Franchot’s evolving marriage plans while Hollywood buzz suggests the pair view the wedding date as imminent. Joan Crawford’s shift from dancing to serious arts interests marks a change in social circles, with intimates like Lynn Riggs and Joan Dizon shaping a culture focused on literature and drama.
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Franchot
Doug Junior
Joan Crawford
Jane Long Aimce
Lynn Riggs
Joan Dizon
Jerry Asher
Tone
Firesides
Thora
Mra
Sundown Stories Creepy Side Show Tales From Bears
In a rambling vignette Mary Graham Bower recounts a band of bears and animal companions enjoying a profit filled side show. The animals tease each other and plot as the scene hints at mischief and a plan to reach a place called cane Notch before dawn.
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Christopher Cohumbis
Rooster
Dal
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