Ed Mulrooney Named Impartial Hotel Czar In New York
In New York City the hotel industry hires Edward P. Mulrooney as an impartial chairman with labor backing to represent both employers and workers. Mulrooney, 68, formerly police commissioner and state official, will earn 25 000 dollars a year plus an 8000 dollar pension. He began as a West Street boatman while Theodore Roosevelt was police commissioner and rose to become a trusted lawman known for hard actions against racketeers. His career includes leading police squads, enforcing orders to shoot to kill, and later roles in liquor control and correction. He bears a wary, sharp gaze, comparable in appearance to General Pershing.
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New York
Judge Landis
Hays
York City
Edward P. Mulrooney
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
State Commissioner of Correction
West Street
Theodore Roosevelt
Albany Liquor Control
General Pershing
Adventurous Americans The Redoubtable Mine and Cahokia Heroine
A 1734 birth and Cahokia legends tell of Mme La Compt who influenced tribes and survived frontier dangers. Long’s 1818 expedition to the Great American Desert was famed for misjudgment and hindered settlement. Virginia Moon, Civil War spy turned actress, defied norms from school boycotts to Hollywood finales.
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Lake Michigan
Mackinac
Pilotte de Sainte Ange
Sainte Ange
Chicago
Cahokia
Mississippi
la Compt
George Rogers Clark
Ilinois
Mme. la Compt
St. Louis
Ong’s Peak
Colorado
Stephen H. Long
Engineers Corps
United States ‘Army
United States
Missouri
West
Long
Rockies
Great American Desert
Irginia Moon
Memphis
Tenn
Ohio
Tennessee
Sterling Price
Holywood
Pola Negri
Mary Miles Minter
Inseenwich Village
Weatora
Union
Prayer Changes Things in Peter's Deliverance Lesson
The lesson centers on Acts 12 5 6 17 and emphasizes prayer as the primary tool for handling troubles. It notes Peter's imprisonment and miraculous deliverance by an angel as proof that God answers prayer for His glory, enabling witness and service rather than personal marvel.
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God
Early Church
Peter
Herod
Christ
What to Eat and Why by C Houston Gaudiss
An experienced homemaker extols eggs as indispensable for nutrition and cookery. Eggs are a protective food rich in minerals and vitamins, easily digestive in all forms, with wide versatility from omelets to croquettes. The piece notes their role for infants, spring abundance, and cautions against fixed serving methods.
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C. Houston Goudiss
C. Houston Gaudiss
Eggs as a Building Food for Children and Adults
Essays describe eggs as a high quality protein source ideal for growing children and adults needing nourishment. The yolk is prized for minerals and vitamins, iron, and phosphorus, aiding blood, teeth, and bone development, while the white supplies protein and water.
Four Important Vitamins in Eggs Compared With Diet Needs
Nutritionists urge broader use of eggs in diets to supply four vital factors vitamins A B D and G. Vitamin A promotes growth and disease resistance while vitamin B boosts appetite and assists in increasing intake.
Brown eggs versus white shell color sparks health debate
The article notes a belief that shell color may indicate different nutrition. It mentions some households in parts of the country paying a premium for white shelled eggs, reflecting consumer perceptions rather than proven differences.
Barbara Bell Spring Pattern Book Advertisemen
The item describes belted dresses with flaring skirts and braided trims, bodice gathers, and waist shaping for various sizes. Patterns No 1679 1684 and 1678 list fabric yardage, braiding, and edging needs, with sizes and material requirements. Orders: Barbara Bell Pattern Book, The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Room 1020 Chicago Illinois.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Needlework Pattern 1960 Transfer Motifs Kit
Transfer pat tern 18 motifs from 2 by 3 inches to 2 by 15 inches for towels and pillow cases. Materials list and stitch illustrations included. Send 18 cents plus name and address to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Avenue New York NY. Cutwork uses buttonhole stitch. simple designs ideal for scarfs.
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Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
First Sight From Perception and Preference
A compact reflection on how perception yields gratitude and aversion. The text contrasts welcomed and unwelcome impulses as intrinsic to early experience, echoing philosophical ideas about innate tendencies shaping reaction.
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State Department
Getulia Vargas
Rio Grande Do Sul
Vargas
Doctor Aranha
Consohiata Aicn
Rahold L. Lundquist
Moody Bible
Caro
Western Newspaper Union
International Council of Rebboua Education
Locke
Lian
Ferry
Gare Demisg
Seles Dary Ner Bay
Ferry-Morse Seed Co
Zeed Growery
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