Post Mercury Nathan Gives Clue to Literary Divorce
The article discusses George Jean Nathan and Henry J. Mencken leaving the Bart Set to found the Amodean Mercury and Nathan's retirement from the Mercury. It notes Nathan’s move to The Forum and quotes critical exchanges about creativity in American magazines, with names like Howard J. O'Brien and Andrea D Estrees, and references women authors and the Attic magazines.
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Post-Mercury
Nathan
George Jean Nathan
Henry J. Mencken
Bart
Amodean Mercury
George Joan Nathan
The
Mercury
Tha
College
Lumor
Father Mencken
Turat
Howard J. O’brien
Modern Quarterly
Lincombe
Thara
Galsworthy
Wells
Bennet
Rebecca West
Lardner
Drotsor
Cather
Hergesheimer
Saturday Evening Post
Cosmopolitan
Athe
Andrea D'Estrees
Paris
New York Sun
Saya Nathan
Cher Anire
Willa Cather
Eien Glasgow
Ruth Suckow
Edith Wharton
Anne Parrish
Elizabeth Madox Roberts
Evelyn Scott
Busan Glaapell
Dorothy Cannald
Julia Peterkin
Katheriey Tullerton Gerould
Cotuion
Split Second Editorials and Quillen Snippets
A jumbled editorial page swirls through quotes and observations from Robert Quillen and other writers. It riffs on social mores, politics, and culture with sharply topical comments, noting hypocrisy, censorship, and public sentiment while critiquing media and leadership.
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Robert Quillen
Syn
Popular books and sports draw crowds at Madison Square Garden
The article notes wide reader interest in classic novels and modern tales from cross country authors, with titles like Death Comes for the Archbishop and The Bridge of San Luis Rey. It highlights Madison Square Garden drawing thousands for light sports and dancing marathons, while criticizing violent baseball praise and Mercury Nathan’s shift away from dramatic criticism.
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Hida
Berkeley
Bayore
Green Pastures
Jan Moon
Bird
Fraser
Michael
Mary
Bridge of
San Tails Tey
John Brown
Madison Square Garden
Garould
Amore
Post Mercury
Nathan
The
Mercury
19 Years Ago From the Files of the Gresley Republican
Fort Lupton residents debate canceling Seerla and Company contract over local labor use after 23 Greeley workers arrive. Young Robert Huffsmith nearly drawn into pump machinery. his shirt torn likely saved him. Notes on Fourth of July plans, a rose garden feature in Greeley, and Eaton library construction funded by Mrs. Rebecca Eaton. Mexico City to cap civil marriage fees after January 1. civil marriages only legal, with religious ceremonies common.
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Robert Huffsmith
Charles Huffemith
Trans
Thas
Bryland
Robert
Fort Lupton
Seerla and Company of
Denvar
Greeley
Osgood
J. L. Timmong
F. B. Steckaver
William Mayher
Eighth Avenue
Twelfth Street
Altha
William Lodwick
Eaton
Rebecca Eaton
Waterloo Bridge drama review by Robert J Sharwood
The late drama Waterloo Bridge at Fulton Theater New York stars Glenn Kanter and June Walker as an innocent soldier on leave and a London bound romance. The piece offers sentiment rather than sharp wit, with Sherwood drawing on wartime memories and using a plot where Roy loves Myra yet her past complicates their bond. The ending hints at an unresolved fate as Roy returns to the front in a poignant closing scene.
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Waterloo Bridge
Robert J. Sharwood
Life
Groeley
Francia Wolfe
Rome
Teachers College
England
New York
London
Sherwood
Trafalgar Square
Myelf
Leicester Square
Tle
Roy Cronin
Myra
Mr. Sherwood
Roy
Goodhyo
Waterloo Bridge as a character study in wartime tone
A theatrical critique notes the play’s focus on character over propaganda. It highlights Roy Cronin Myra and Kitty as distinct personas, with Myra’s stage presence and calm wartime mood shaping the drama. The reviewer compares prior plays and signals Waterloo Bridge’s nuanced view of war’s faded allure.
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Roy
Westminster
Tye
Tts Ridge
Myra Turno
Starta
Myra
Hera Tam
Roy Cronin
Kitty
Waterloo Bridge
Joon
Rome
Fort Lupton visitors and regional travel notes
GonnBars Fort Lupton Fort Lupton June Jesele Mc Kay of Manhattan Kansas arrived Sunday and spent the day with Eyalyn Haynes. Miss McKay was bound for California for the summer. Mia Alina Winkler and Bob left for Sylvan Lake South Carolina to spend the season with Mrs Winkler’s kin. A party including Mr and Mrs John Graves Sr and Jr and others traveled to Ward then to the Host Portal, returning via Coal Creek. Mr and Mrs H B Reiley motored to Central City and Blackhawk, visiting Idaho Springs and Echo Lake before home. Mr and Mrs J W McKinskle toured Central City and Blackhawk then Idaho Springs. Guy Hardenburg and family visited Carria Nation Park in Boulder Canyon and Buckhorn by Poudre route. Mrs Elizabeth Overstake and Byron McKinnon left for Casper Wyoming, for two weeks visit.
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Fort Lupton
Jesele McKay
Manhattan
Kas
Eyalyn Haynes
John Graves
Leslie Graves
Bob Winkler
W. R. Graves
Brighton
Ward
Portal
Coal Creek
H. B. Reiley
Central City
Blackhawk
Idaho Springs
Echo Lake
J. W. McKinskle
Guy Hardenburg
Norma Hardenburg
C. A. Jackman
Carria Nation Park
Boulder Canon Lastriday
Buckhorn
The
Poudre
Filizabeth Overstake
Rebekah lodge officers attend Waton and Fort Col rge trip
The Rebekah lodge of instruction was held at Waton last Monday. Members listed include Norma Hardenburg and Mrs Leale Graver among others. TR Haynes and R W Haynes attended the Colorado Agricultural College alumni reunion and graduation in Fort Collins. They then joined a gathering at La Porte with Mr and Mrs R A Maxfield before returning home.
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Marlborough
Greeley
Rebekah Shoal
Waton
Thoss
Irom Wort Lupton
Bluebird
Rebekah
Norma Hardenburg
Leale Graver
John Walker
Roy Sulgrave
Sadie Miller
Tom Wiliams
Powell
Rofley
Herman Funle
Ann Winkler
Whichester
Floyd Waynwards
Nive
Russell Pieming
R. W. Haynee
Charles Linyd
D. McClayn
TR. W. Haynes
Fort Goring
Colorado Agricultural College
Local notices and family travel in brief
A late June report lists numerous local residents visiting Denver for medical care and family visits. Walter Cavall underwent a hospital operation in Denver for a growth removal and is progressing well. Several couples and families, including Carrolls, W H White, Roy Gelatt, Fred Graefe, and John Jeremiasen, are noted for visits, dinners, or weekend stays, with travels to Fort Collins and Hudson mentioned.
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Walter Cavall
General Hospital
Denver
Hag
Bie Jeg
Mra. Carroll
Chay
Mra
W. H. White
Greeley
Glee Careen
Roy Gelatt
Vy. W. Campbell
Fred Graefe
John Jeremiasaen
B. A. Wilkins
Everett Wilkins
Barbara Ann
Jean Maris
LeRoy Cordill
Briggsdale
A. L. Cordill
Adair
Miss Patterson
Fort Colling
Shaldon
Iake
Oscar Beck
Edith
John Jeremiassen
Jorgen Jeremiasson
John Jereminssen
Lena Marlow
Hudson
Agnes Hill
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Greeley Daily Tribune
Greeley Republican
Tribune- Republican Publishing Company
Gresley
Colorado
Hitler
Esserrreee
Alot Advertising
Greeley, Colorado
gHantas ST
Floyd
Morrill
Rattobws
Tha Tribune
Gracley
Republican Publishing Co
Union No
Associated Prese
Hie
Wheerly
UN Klek
Aquor
Wlele
Rusell
Byrd
Europe
Wre Gandhi
Labor
Davis
Heaven
Gresleyepublican
Mexico City
Mexico
Truck and Tractor Motors
Automotive Machine CO
Eighth Ave
A. E. Ritchie Nash
Permanize
Duco Shop
Weld
GonnBars
Mia
Alina Winkler
God Bob
Sylvan Lake
S. C
Mra. Winkler
S. Sheter
Gallanis
Lan Ganrolery
oOeling
Garnsey
Wheeler
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