Subscription Rates and AP Notice Fragment
The item lists subscription rates by city carrier and by mail across regions Hempstead Nevada Howard Miller LaFayette counties with a yearly rate of 6 50 and mentions AP credit lines and a policy on tributes and memorials. It notes charges for tributes in the newspaper and disclaims responsibility for manuscripts sent unsolicited.
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Howard
Miller
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Associated Press
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Not Making Trouble Merits Reward Club Formed by Unarrested Citizens
A 76 year old Detroit reader to the editor sparked a letter response campaign that led John A Williams to organize a club of residents who have never been arrested. The piece praises law abiding citizens and argues positive examples are needed to balance attention given to criminals and to honor those who live clean lives without trouble with the law.
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Detroit
John A. Williams
Williams
Wiliams
Visual education in mass teaching pioneer stage
The first visual education course was started 15 years ago with promise of broad mass teaching through moving pictures and slides. Gayle Starns of the University of Kentucky extension division says the field remains pioneer today, with courses in 77 colleges and universities, while many theaters still push entertainment.
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Gayle Starns
University of Kentucky Extension Division
Hay fever pollen patterns through the year
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how tree, grass, ragweed and other pollens trigger hay fever across seasons. Pollens from timothy, redtop, orchard grass and weed species peak at different months, with autumn cases often most severe and frost ending symptoms. Not limited by class, hay fever affects all social groups and has varied relief strategies.
Hay fever relief claims and travel spread in Michigan
Judge Gary reports hay fever relief in northern Michigan while Henry Mencken says he never found relief. Increased travel and communications spread pollen across districts once free of hay fever. Rice paper called highest paper industry achievement. An elderly couple exchange playful lines about gallantry and buoyancy. Amsterdam has over 300 bridges.
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Skill Mountains
Gary
Michigan
Henry Mencken
Love Gets a Lift by Idariner Gleason
Kathleen, living in a creaky old mansion studio, longs for company and safety. Pat, an Irish friend, watches tenants closely while a new, amiable detective-turned-writer named Bob McTavish moves in with a dog, sparking thoughts of a possible match between him and Kathleen. The scene sets a continuing saga in a cramped, character-filled dwelling.
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Pat
Rascal
McTavish
Bob McTavish
Kitchleen
Bob
Your Children By Olive Roberts Barton
A nostalgic essay argues children need balanced play and humor over harsh discipline. It emphasizes imaginative family humor, motherly warmth, and gentle play as a path to dignity and healthy development, urging lighthearted gatherings to foster creativity.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Hensense
Tay
Hollywood Tourists Fuss At Studios In Peak Season
The tourist rush in Southern California peaks with August nearing a quarter million visitors, many chasing celebrities. Studios contend with persistent fans, including out of town guests and reporters, attempting to gain access, while staff devise polite refusals citing crowded sound stages and security.
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Holly Wood
Calfornia
Clay Center
Sioux City
Tyrone Power
Don Rameche
Clark Gable
Clever apron style dress pattern promises comfort in heat
A vintage pattern ad touts a wrap around frock as a breezy, comfortable option for hot days. It emphasizes how the design avoids pinching, fits the figure, and can double as an apron. The copy notes sizing details, required fabrics, and ordering steps from a 1930s pattern service with a small coin price and mailing instructions.
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Arly
Willy Stepebyeston
Voday
Crooklyn
Letters From the Editor Spark Studio Scams and Tour Limits
Forged letters claiming journalistic intent flood studios as new Screen Actors Guild rules require membership to appear on screen. Two pursues at 20th Century Fox flagged the scam, while wrestlers seized stationery and headed to California. Studios restrict tours. Universal remains most open to visitors, with public spaces drawing crowds and glimpses of stars during meals, previews, and events. A museum-like Vendome era attraction and a bizarre tale of a shovel jawed elephant closes with odd note.
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Huven
Screen Actors’ Guild
20Th Century Fox
California
Universal
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