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Monroe
Associated Press
Secre Pendashapasmpennigiansteiamieenstt
Hi Point
N. C
BE. Katz
Agency General Office
New York City
Forgiveness and the Bridge to Heaven Quote
A religious reflection cites Matthew 6 14 and Herbert noting forgiving others opens the path to heaven. It emphasizes that those who cannot forgive break the bridge they must cross to reach heaven.
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Herbert
Armistice Reflections And A Postwar World Outlook
The piece recalls the 20th anniversary of Armistice Day with vivid memory of exuberant peace celebrations and homecomings. It contrasts wartime sacrifice with modern fears of global conflict and the fragility of democracy, urging militant righteousness and service to prevent future wars while noting advances in medicine, Red Cross, and social security.
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No Man's Land
America
France
Peterkin
Southey
Blenheim
League of Nations
Asia
Europe
Ethiopia
Italy
Manchukuo
Japan
Earth
Red Cross
United States
Harding
Schools and the Constitution in American Education Week
The article discusses American Education Week focusing on the Constitution, freedom of press and speech, and the role of schools in citizenship. It notes widespread study of constitutional issues, student government in high schools, and the duty of citizens to participate in elections and civic life.
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court
America
Lessons From Dale Carnegie On Influence And Observation
A collage of anecdotes shows Dale Carnegie advising influence through action not force. John Wanamaker improves service by personally assisting a customer while staff quarrels. A Riviera visit recalls a nurse's mixed traits and a tactful note titled Things We Like About Our New Nurse. General Grant is cited on war as a preventable issue.
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John Wanamaker
Riviera
Zelda Langton Lareh
Chicago
U. S. Grant
McNaught Syndicate
Vanishing aristocrats haunt Manhattan clubs in 1930s portrait
In New York a culture of elderly clubmen lingers as they dine alone and study menus, while new bar attractions attract careful, non chatty crowds. Floyd Gibbons upgrades a giant typed copy and the market slump hits luxury trades, with Sime Silverman’s death looming four years past.
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New York
Manhattan
Peter Arno
East Side
Major Pendennisegall
Abel Green
Pilot Life cornerstone ceremony set for Sedgefield
Mayor W A Davis and Chamber of Commerce officers J T Ryan and Frank J Sizemore invited to the formal lay ing of the cornerstone for Pilot Life Insurance new home office at Sedgefield on November 21. Andrews addresses high school on Armistice Day democracy and volunteers.
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W. A. Davis
J. T. Ryan
Frank J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Pilot Life Insurance Company
Sedgefield
Andrews
The Onward March And Civic Edges In Public Life
A reflective piece extols national unity and progress from industry to rail, praising freedom, the ship of state, and peaceful civic order. It features quotes from public figures and a catalog of personal mottoes and opinions by artists and commentators, including Mrs. Maria Savage and Fiorello LaGuardia.
Pilgrimage to Sime’s Grave Honors a Hard Boiled Editor
An annual tribute gathers friends at lunch then visits the Variety founder Sime’s crypt. This year George M. Cohan delivers a speech quoting his own lines from Pigeons and People about memory and living on. The mourners, misty eyed, endure wind and rain as they depart.
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Sime
Notable Figures Parade Through City Pages
Ethel Waters, a prominent colored singer, is listed among the daily riders on the Central Park bridal path. Cartoonist George Mc Manus remains in Southern California after a two week visit ten years ago. Algoriquin's head waiter George controls a large autographed book collection in town.
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Ethel Waters
Central Park
George McManus
California
George
Algoriquin
McNaught Syndicate
State college tops Duke in thrilling 20 to 18 finale
A dramatic college game ends with State College defeating Duke 20 to 18 in a thrilling matchup. President Coolidge visits Arlington to lay a wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier. Ruth Elder lands in New York after her Paris flight attempt, greeted by a roaring crowd on the Aquitania.
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State College
Duke
Coolidge
Arlington
Ruth Elder
Paris
New York
People-Lt. C. M. Kephart Returns to Camp Sevier
Twenty years ago Lt. C. M. Kephart of the 118th U. S. Infantry was to return to Camp Sevier tonight after a city visit. Miss Nellie Muse a G. C. W. student spends the day with her parents. George Lowe visits as a business traveler in Charlotte.
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C. M. Kephart
118Th U. S. Infantry
Camp Sevier
Nellie Muse
George Lowe
Charlotte
King George V Receives Colonel House in London
King George V met Colonel House in London as Allied diplomacy proceeds. The meeting signals ongoing conversations on war policies and allied coordination during the tense global crisis.
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George V
House
London
Admiral von Tirpits
Belgium
Behind The Scenes At Washington
Washington November 11 Rodney Dutcher reports on the heated debate over a proposed federal wage hour bill. The administration backs a standards board to set 40 hour weeks and 40 cent minimums in interstate industries, while opponents fear rigid rules and enforcement issues. Debate centers on impact, enforcement, and political support as passage remains uncertain.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House Labor Committee
Rules
House
Labor Standards Board
Roosevelt
Rules Committee
Manufacturers’ Associations
C. IL. O
George Berry
Tennessee
Sone
A. F
Matthew Woll
Bill Hutcheson
Carpenters’ Union
Berry
Department of Justice
NEA Service, Inc
Winter skating romance breaks stereotypes in courtship
A lighthearted note from the season highlights winter skating romances where the girl leads the ice breaking step setting the tempo for budding affection.
Johnny Weissmuller Makes First Time Movie Role Debut
Johnny Weissmuller known as Tarzan speaks in a new film role. Report notes possible casting in a second project if fundamentalist reactions surface.
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Johnny Weissmuller
Swimming Star Eleanor Holm Cites Liquor Training Edge
The quote asserts that alcohol helps the swimmer perform better and relaxes the body. It claims training at a club and references Eleanor Holm as a swimming star. The statements imply personal athletic performance tied to liquor, with potential harm to others.
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Eleanor Holm
Smith College President Urges Modern Teacher Approaches
Dr. W. A. Neilson, president of Smith College, urges reforms in teaching methods to engage students and spark interest. He argues many educators fail to stimulate enthusiasm and calls for updated approaches to instruction.
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W. A. Neilson
Smith College
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