What makes a city good the way Columbia researchers say
A group from Teachers College of Columbia University studied 309 American cities to find that a city's character stems from its inhabitants rather than mere economics. Civic assets include libraries, education, health, and strong leadership, which outperform sheer infrastructure in shaping livable communities.
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Teachers’ College of Columbia University
Columbia Savants
Kve
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Oklahoma official calls for 70 mph speed limit pact
Limiting autos speeds is urged by J M Gentry state safety commissioner. He says engineers have advanced faster than roads and drivers. He advocates a national agreement to cap speeds at 70 mph, with high speeds reserved for skilled drivers on special roads.
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J. M. Gentry
Oklahoma
Nervous System Disorders and Facial Neuralgia Overview
Dr Morris Fishbein explains causes of neuritis and neuralgia with focus on facial pain and trigeminal nerve issues. Discusses symptoms such as stabbing pains, hearing and balance disturbances, taste changes, and possible treatments from medications to nerve blocks and risky surgical options. Emphasizes accurate diagnosis and cautious management.
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Aml
Letters From Youth On Family Life And Self Pity
Olive Roberts Barton reflects on letters from young people showing how home conditions shape unhappiness and self pity. She notes daughters imitate parents, warns against harsh parenting, and urges patience and adaptation to reduce conflict rather than open defiance.
Trent Family Primes Barry and Linda in a tense vigil
In a charged evening, Linda Benton learns Barry Trent plans a dangerous solo trek to aid an imprisoned ally. Miranda Trent, wary and stern, sizes up the risk as Linda and Barry pretend casual gaiety at a supper that barely masks looming peril.
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Linda
Barry
Miranda
Miss Benton
Jefferson
Titania
Mics
Benton
Erie
Harry
Landa
Duffeison
Cicely
A Book a Day By Bruce Catton
Carl Cormer surveys American folk lore in The Hurricane's Children, a breezy collection from Barras & Rinehart. Stories range from Mike Fink to Paul Bunyan myths, with lively bits about Johnny Appleseed and Babe the Blue Ox. This volume trades tall tales for comic mythic heroes.
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Carl Cormer
Barras & Rinehart
Curmer
Paul Butysan
Mike Fink
E Bill
Kemp
Dole
Henry
Johnny
New Orleans
Annie
Paul Bunyan
Bobe Neavedl
Paul
Minneapolis
Arkansas
Petrified Forest
Anmony
North Dekoti
The Path to Harmony in Family Life
The author urges parents to model cooperation and patience with children, arguing honest dialogue and mutual effort can heal frictions at home. A welfare home example shows later transformation through character training and selfless service, leading to calmer families and wiser choices.
Fragmentary note on tense shifts and names
The fragment discusses tense use with phrases about a father money and Mary. It mentions past and present confusion, names like Toneher and Mary, and a question about which tense to use when addressing Sail. The text reads like a garbled language exercise with unclear full context.
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Toneher
Meyer Mary
Fortune Made Overnight Trust: Roster Recounts Scramble
Fragmentary notes describe Aly and Hianebor Hoye in a hurried dist rushed tale of fortunes overnight. The account hints at mislaid funds and a bleached dawn wakefulness, with uncertainties lingering over names and intent.
Inside the Fox studio community on New York Street
A chaotic look at a four family cluster living on a Fox lot in Los Angeles, detailing residents including Hugh Conlon and family, Capt. Jules Strassner and kin, Dr. Seyfarth, and Muelhausen, with notes on studio life, hired staff, privacy, and neighborly feuds. The piece also mentions a private office dispute over pay and a lighthearted birthday check incident.
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Holly Wood
Notin Pretuew
Fox
Dolkers
Hugh Conlon
Blanche
Hough
Tucson
Canlon
Haugh
Canlons
Studdio
John Muethausen
Hns
Cripple Creek
Colo
Jules A) Strassner
Germa Navy
Jules
Prederick
Los Angeles
Strassner
Amd
Greta Garbo
Fields
Gary Cooper
Chidette Colbert
Charlie McCarthy
Oie
Ds Ar
Studin
Apain
Nees
Muelhausens
Lifted Waistline Dress Promises Slimmer Silhouette
An advertisement for Pattern 0106 and 8106 outlines a dress with a lifted waistline to slim the midriff, a straight pencil skirt, and full sleeves. It targets larger women for social dinners and bridge luncheons, suggests fabric options, and notes patterns are sized 36 to 62 with yardage and price details. The Winter Pattern Book is advertised with 32 pages and photographs, offering sewing guidance and a mail order offer from the Pattern Bureau in Brooklyn.
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Pattern Bureau
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
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DK. Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Bygeia, the Health Magazine
Morris Fishbein
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Ake
Lecr Velty
Olive Roberts Barton
Linda Exton
Weroine
Harty Mohts Ueen
Garer
Howe
Ionada
Miranda Trent
Parry
Mrs. Trent
Thom
Trent
Bluce Catton
Éortini
Trostus
Tito Das
Riya
Hianbor Hoye
Flapper
Fanny
Sylvia
Paul Harrison
Mr. Berry
Light Canpany
Water Company
Automobile Pinnec
Uabhwar
Biel
Jim
Anlkimn
Carol Day
Star Publishing Company
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