We Won't Ever Be Like That A Love Lament
A verse by Berton Braley satirizes marriage as a nagging burden yet declares the couple's vow to avoid doom in wedlock. The quatrains warn of quarrels, dull routines, and faded passion while promising steadfast affection. An ending note commends practical ambition from an ideal stenographer.
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Berton Braley
Witty Quotations and Observations From a Daily Column
A collection of brief humorous statements touches on topics from birth control and radio sermons to liquor judgment, German and Russian trade shifts, Parisian fashion, moths in fur coats, and health and wealth. The tone is satirical, presenting opinions on freedom, recognition of Mexico, and love as trouble.
Press Agents Welcome America Invites British Lecturers
An article notes 64 men and four energetic women visiting America to lecture and gauge the national spirit through cinema and press. It argues such visitors could improve U S image abroad and suggests inviting European and Asiatic press agents to spread a balanced message about the land of splendid isolation and its possessions.
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America
Charles Dickens
England
Europe
Dickens
Margot Asquith
Eleanor Givn
Arthur Conan Dove
Philip Gibbs
Sir Bernard Shaw
Veterans seek land to own a home not a grant says Fall
Secretary Fall reports about 200000 inquiries and 100000 definite applications from veterans seeking government land to farm. Most inquiries come from high land price states while the middle west and arid regions show large interest. Reclamation offers only 90 farms in two years. Veterans want a working path to ownership, not gratuity, with Congress urged to act for constructive land policy.
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Greenwich Village Battle Over Respectability and Bohemianism
In New York on April 29, a clash erupts in Greenwich Village as uptown merchants push for a more respectable commercial image, while Villagers led by Harvey P. Vaughn form a rival board of trade to preserve bohemian character and resist the chamber of commerce.
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Square house saves space with sunporch and compact layout
Curtis Service Bureau designers in Clinton Ta estimate the cost at 86165 for a glazed sunporch plan that adds a sixth room. The two story design emphasizes compact efficiency with five main rooms, built in storage, casement windows, rear simplicity, and a 26 by 32 feet 4 inch footprint.
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Pavey Wilm Peliy Alledoid Asymm Pties
Fate and Betrayal in Tabernacle Timber Wars
In Tabernacle Houston fights for his timber empire after a forged lease and arson tear apart his holdings and his alibi. Baptiste Renaud and Medaine Robinette confront him as Miss Jierdan’s testimony becomes the pivotal lie and the evidence that could set him free or condemn him.
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Bid for a Contract Drives Pair to Denver and Boston
A plot unfolds around Ba'tiste and Miss Jierdon era of crime driven by a forged bid for a million dollar lumber and irrigation contract. Houston and Ba'tiste seek bonds and machinery funding, traveling to Denver and Boston to secure cash and a vague promise of fulfillment amid doctored intentions and looming delay. The piece shifts to a film review of Shirley Mason in Ever Since Eve at Rose theatre. The plot centers on an American artist adopting an orphan and a mysterious stranger, with climax resolving the mystery.
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Emigration to Russia Sends 68 Miners from New York
A group of 68 men and women sailed from New York harbor to join Big Bill Haywood in Russia to work as miners in a Soviet Ural mountains mining enterprise. The passengers were described as hopeful and trusting during the voyage.
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City Laboratory to Study Psychic and Physical Phenomena
A strictly scientific lab in this city will research psychical and odd physical phenomena. It will explore the unknown borderland of spirit matter, measure ore's aura, and test magnetic currents to challenge or support spiritism. William Russell, an electrical engineer, leads the experiments.
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Radio exchange blooms in downtown bars on Fulton Street
At downtown offices bars on Fulton Street west of Greenwich Street a new exchange thrives where men swap unused radio parts for others. The brisk trade sometimes draws police involvement to calm the market and prevent trouble.
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Common Sense Ways To Health For Children
The article explains that green apples can cause cramps and diarrhea in boys, due to irritants in the stomach or intestines. It advises remedies such as castor oil, Seidlitz powder, ginger in hot water, and a hot water bag, plus careful hydration and gradual return to normal foods. Seek a doctor for severe cases and beware dangerous patent medicines often containing opium.
Daylight Saving Improves Mexico City Power Savings
Daylight saving in Mexico City has produced a notable reduction in electric power consumption as residents adjust clocks to save energy. Officials report smaller peak loads and efficiency gains across utilities.
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Charleston to abandon Citadel as military school
Charleston Ohio? No, Charleston South Carolina plans to abandon the Citadel as a military college. The city and state have funded new quarters for the college at a cost over a million dollars. The Citadel, four stories tall with 325 cadets, has a long Civil War legacy and historic ties to the Star of the West.
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Hat Out of Style Thief Sends Back Hat
Kane woman bought a hat for 20 dollars and kept it at a hotel. The hat disappeared next morning amid local hat thefts. A New York woman wrote saying she felt conscience and would return the hat. The returned hat had never been worn and remained unused.
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Going Abroad at 80
Michael King, 80, plans an extensive trip through Europe, starting soon from Coalton.
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Buckingham Palace Jewel Vault Holdings Highlighted
A report notes the Buckingham Palace jewel vault contains valuable gold ornaments estimated at a substantial amount. The description emphasizes the wealth stored within the royal residence.
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