Tammany Nears End of Political Trail
Jeremiah Mahoney, former Tammany district leader and judge, denounces Tammany Hall as corrupt and obsolete. He urges moving headquarters, dissolving the organization, and creating a party aligned with New York voters. Mahoney argues Tammany’s powerlessness exposes its true nature to a national audience.
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Jeremiah Titus Mahoney
Tarmimany
New York City
Tammany Hall
Democrats of
New York
Tammany
Mahoney
Eli
Charles F. Murphy
Supreme Court
al Smith
Murphy
Curry
Dooling
Sullivan
Sins of the Fathers in Erie Bond Defaults
A retrospective on post Civil War financial looting by Daniel Drew and the Erie railroad. It recalls the era’s sins as Erie defaulted interest on five bond issues starting January 1, 1938, rattling the bond market and linking past deprecations to present gloom.
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Erie Railroad
Daniel Drew
Erie
Wall Street
Drown
The Family Doctor on Concussions and Brain Injury
The article explains concussion risks after head injuries, noting pressure from bleeding inside the skull worsens damage. It describes loss of consciousness, symptoms, and potential outcomes from contusions and brain compression, emphasizing oxygen deprivation and possible death.
Brain injury signs urge urgent skull operation
The report describes brain hemorrhage causing unconsciousness, slow breathing and pulse, high blood pressure, fixed dilated pupils, and the need for immediate skull surgery when compression signs appear to prevent permanent brain damage. It notes cod as the standout fish caught by Massachusetts fishermen, though many other species are landed.
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Massachusetts
Conflicting Advice Shapes a Mother’s Dilemma
The piece discusses how well meaning relatives cause mothers confusion over child care decisions. It cites Mrs Brown watching her son and considering a change, and James being offered a mountains overnight under a physical director, Mr Savage, with Aunt Minerva adding to the tension as family voices clash over guidance and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savage
All Dames
Richest Girl in the World Proves a Wedding’s Bold New Start
Constance Corby sits amid public chatter after marrying a struggling but devoted Bret Hardesty. They honeymoon in a modest hotel as Bret works on a bridge, while Connie reverts to her true self and embraces glamorous change, challenging money or fate with their shared resolve.
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Constance Corby
Connie
Bizi
Bret
Constance Darby
Katie Bryn
Uncle Tippy
Evyes
Brel
Beet
Honeymonn
Arceetheart
Honeymoon quarrel hints at evolving marriage
Connie presses for change after a flamboyant dance and gifts. Bret, somber and unsure, mutters that the old image was better, while Connie pleads for acceptance of her new style. The scene ends with a tense truce and a warning that future conflicts may rise.
A Book About Zoo Feasts From Boulenger's London Zoo
Bruce Catton reviews a book by Boulenger on the London Zoo. Descriptions of animal diets, cages, and daily feeding routines are vivid, noting elephants, hippos, monkeys, birds, and the imperial bat. The piece highlights photographs and appeals to readers, especially children, to read the volume.
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Quicer
Boulenger
London Zoo
Dutton
Bouwlenger
Londin Zoo
Morave
Isa
Yowgale
Jon
Mother's worry ends as James finds safe adventure
In a crowded domestic scene James considers winter thrill seeking. His mother frets about pneumonia and risk under Mr Savage's supervision. She ultimately decides to trust her own judgment to let the boy seek excitement when weather reports improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Cal
Jame
Cipal
Minerva
Man
Shu
Hallmark of Warner Boss Hal Wallis Seen in Studio Life
A detailed portrait of Hal B. Wallis Warner Brothers production chief, tracing his daily routine, decision making, and influence over scripts, budgets, talent, and schedules. The article highlights his 40 finished scripts, production charts, and central role in guiding multiple films while balancing conferences, edits, and studio-wide coordination.
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Hollywool
Hal B. Wietis
Warner Brothers’ Studio
Wallis
East
Toca
Wallis Wen
Wo. m
Aml
Batt
Paris
Rudy Vallee
Must
Central Central
Sun Daily
Kretch
Warner
Slack Warner
Stoey
Inentes
Louise Focenlia
Rubuens
Leanny
Europa
Dhreet
Catel Moi
New Matinee Frock Features Famous Girdle Silhouette
Frock article promotes pattern 8007 with girdle silhouette, soft bodice shirring, and wide girdle for a slender look. Suggests rayon prints or crepe fabrics and optional long sleeves. Pattern fits sizes 14 to 42. includes instructions and Winter Pattern Book details. Pattern price and ordering info provided.
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Sterling
Brooklyn
Administration Notice for A W Melyer Estate
Letters of Administration for the estate of A W Melyer deceased were granted to H W Hall on June 25 1987 in Hempstead County Arkansas. Creditors must present authentic claims for allowance to the administrator within June or from the grant date. claims not presented will be forever barred.
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A.W. Melyer
Gutgether
Hempstead County
Arkansas
AL Persing
H.W. Hall
A. W. Molver
Fels
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