Notable Party Guests At a Washington Inaugural Dance
A vivid sparsely worded reminiscence describes a lavish 1920s Washington party. Prominent figures like Suepithigh Licks Ase eryone, Senator Thornes, and diplomatic guests mingle amid champagne, cigars, and lively dancing. Key attendees include Lois Moran, A. D. Ide, Secretary Hull, Governor Murphy, and Ferdinand Pecora, with mentions of Roosevelt aides and a notable naval officer. The scene highlights social gravity and political networking of the era.
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Rex Totwell
Lois Moran
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Idel
Hull
Charlie Curtis
Gann
Forstmann-Johnson-Luth
William Phillips
Woodrow Wilson
Paulus Prince Powell
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Glorifying Yourself Brow Mascara in Masquerade Blaketop
Alicia Hert discusses the challenges of theatrical makeup applying mascara and eyelash wax, noting it takes more time and patience for stage-worthy brows and lashes.
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Alicia Hert
Mascara
Blaketop
Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton
A mother notes boys grow up amid messy habits and social pressures. Fathers' blunt remarks and a strong social circle push sons toward wrestling clubs and rough conduct. Grandmother counters with patience, predicting future shifts toward artistry and personal pride as boys seek peers with shared interests.
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Scrappy’s
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Sonny
Smith
Calvin Coolidge Jones
Calvin
Mother
Richard
Masquerade Makeup and Hair How-To for Costume Parties
A guide on applying mascara for an Oriental look and preparing for a masquerade. Tips include moistened mascara on upper lashes with a small brush, shaping brows, and lifting hair into a large bun. Cautions cover lower lash mascara to avoid smudging and the need for a dressing room during wear.
Gypsy Holds On As Harvey Morell Fights For Life
In a turbulent chapter, GypsyWedding Morell battles illness at the family estate as Tom Weaver returns bearing news. Gypsy contends with marital strain, wealth pressures, and a looming separation while a hospital drama unfolds and the spring air offers fragile hope.
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Tom Weaver
Tila
Gypsy
Nat
Tilin
Derik
Arecy Manko Broughton
Richer
Upper Dean Street
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Mrs. Morell
Tom
Dr. Bannerman
Crop Loans Ready Says Credit Association
Prescott Production Credit association offers crop and livestock loans for Hempstead county farmers. County agent Frank Stanley announced the program on Monday. Interested farmers may file at city hall for details, with Floyd Moses in charge handling the set in by Toons.
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Prescott Production Credit Association
Hempstead
Frank Stanley
City Hall
Floyd Moses
Income Tax In a Nutshell for Individuals and Couples
Filing period runs January 1 to March 15. Returns go to the Collector of Internal Revenue in the district where you live or have your principal place of business. Rates include 4 percent on the first 4000 over personal exemption, 8 percent on the balance, plus surtax above 6000. Read Form 1040A and 1040 instructions and attach necessary memoranda.
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Internal Revenue
Iuetme
Taxation of Salaries and Personal Services Income
The article explains income tax rules for salaries and wages earned from personal services. It notes taxation applies in the year received or when subject to demand, including compensation set aside for later draw, and that cash or non cash compensation is taxed at fair market value. It lists taxable items such as salaries, wages, fees, commissions, bonuses, tips, prizes, pensions, and ministers fees for rites. It also covers federal officers' salaries including the President, Vice President, and members of Congress.
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United States
Manly Ot
Unstamped Circulars Denied to Mailboxes
Washington reports the Central Parley issues an order restricting mailbox delivery to regularly stamped items only. All other circulars and advertising matter will be collected by carriers and held for regular postage. The rule aims to curb overstuffed home mailboxes and free advertising material that angers citizens.
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Washington
Fustimishry Centoral Parley
Porley
Political Announcements in Democratic Primary Race 1931
The Star publishes authorized political announcements naming candidates subject to the Democratic primary in August 1931. The notices list contenders and designate the official party slate awaiting election action.
That Yard Garden of Yours No 2
A second installment by Donald Gray on turning a backyard into a planned garden. It urges planting with purpose, building a back background, and gradually adding shrubs, flowers, and details to create an orderly, evolving outdoor space.
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Nonald Gray
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