It's American Notion That Statesmen Shouldn't Fiddle
A sprawling 1950s era column discusses American attitudes toward politics and culture. It references HADACOL medical ads, mentions President's public appearances, and surveys historical figures who pursued music and art. The piece blends commentary with assorted cultural notes and notices.
Lucene Box Polym Records Summary
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Many Wear FALSE TEETH With More Comfort
FASTEETH a pleasant plasticine powder helps teeth feel firmer for easier eating and chewing. It reduces odor from denture breath and leaves a neutral taste. Available at drug stores.
Mexican tourist commission builds gold engraved road
The Mexican tourist commission says a road in Mexico City is being built with concrete mixed with refinery refuse from San Pedro mines. They claim the material includes $7 worth of silver and $2 worth of gold per square yard in the See So7, noting old refining left much metal.
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Mexico City
Mexican Tourist Commission
San Pedro
San Luis Potosi
Santa Maria
Pull Up a Chair and Other Odds From Dark to Light
A collage of stray excerpts and jokes from Neal O’Hara style musings and public notices. The jumble touches on a veteran editor’s views, social calls, grocery and lampoon items, insurance cautions, and small business sentiment about government. It paints a slice of mid century humor and civic notices in a single page collage.
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Northwestern Life Insurance Co
Man At Door
New York Times Society
Society
South should have bid five diamonds or four spades
A correspondent analyzes a bridge hand where South faced a four spade contract after West overruffs and clubs split poorly. The reader argues three no trump is unsafe and suggests South should have bid diamonds or four spades, highlighting a clever four spade play: lead ten of spades after ruffing clubs to force West into losing.
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Allen
South
North
West
Pennsylvania
Theo South
Ives Volume Releases Six Orchestral Works
Works by Charles Ives released in a first volume on 12 inch LP. It includes six numbers such as Over the Pavements The Unanswered Questions Hallo Ween Central Park in the Dark and others for orchestra and a separate piece op No 2 for violin trio piano and clarinet. New Yorkers praise the release noting it may appeal to smaller cities as well. The notes highlight Ives as an important innovator and emotionally moving despite his half century old compositions.
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Goble Cannon
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St. Louis
Mr. Cannon
Cannon
Abash
Hadaco
Hada
Hadacol
LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
Louisiana
LeBlanc
Sweden
Truman
Poe
Phumible
Hitler
France
Paul Claudel
Sonist
Clem
Claude Monet
Patcashington Dee
Henry
Franklin
Ladelphia
Richard the Lion Hearted
Blondel
Joseph Bonaparte
Dresden
Alfonso the Wise
Castile and Leon
Lorenzo
Friedrich August II
Amalie
Liszt
Grand Duke of Coburg
Tony
Weimar
Chopin
Anton Radzivil
Grand Duchy of Posen
Ludwig Ferdinand of
Bavaria
Charles Ives
Hallowe'en
Central Park
Ives
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