Clothing health and sunlight in arctic and urban life
An article argues clothing should balance warmth and air exposure, praising sunlight for health yet warning excess UV harms. It notes winter wear should allow moisture escape, leather outer layers work best in severe cold, and women’s fashion may harbor bacteria. It also includes a humorous tangent about a man named Josh and a book review of a Farrar and Rinehart release.
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United States
Arctic
Temperate
Joshua Todd novel sparks mixed feelings in Maryland town
A Book a Day reviews Fulton Oursier's Joshua Todd, a tale about a young Maryland printer's devil who rises through a small town, provoking laughs from harassed men while wives may detest the plot. The narrative follows his ambitious, energetic ascent and the social tensions it stirs.
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Phere
Fulton Oursier
Joshua Todd
Merry Ned
Joshua Fodd
Maryland
Delicate balance in toddler development observed by two mothers
Two mothers discuss their nearly two and a half year old boys. One uses a combination housekeeper nurse and often has the child alone, while the other keeps her child with her and talks and plays. They note Bobby seems slower and Ted is brisk, but conclude both boys are normal and sweet, with development influenced by daily companionship and activity.
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Josh
Horguleech
Sevip~ture
Joshua Todd
Farrar and Rinehart
Jae
Bobby
Ted
Teddy
Tot
Tily
Fragmentary note on babies exercise and care
A brief, imperfect remark on babies needing exercise and sensory stimuli. It suggests mothers are busy and we all must do our best. The fragment implies effort to support infant well being and parental duties.
Glamour by Being Yourself, Says Designer Advice
An American designer argues glamour comes from individuality not artificial polish. She warns against forced fads or sloppy styling and stresses that neat, well pressed clothes and a confident, immaculate appearance amplify true charm.
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Ethink
Couturier
Dietionary
Southern League Players Seen as Future Big Leaguers
The piece reviews Southern League prospects bound for the majors, led by Boze Berger of New Orleans now with Cleveland, noting his 313 average and 95 RBIs last season. It discusses Clay Bryant, Dennis Gatehouse, Roy Hughes, Greek George, Casey, Ed Linke, Lefty Cohen, Holbrook, and others, assessing readiness, positions, and potential fits with the Cubs, Pirates, and Giants.
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Roy Hughes
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Frankie Pytlak
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Casey
Cubs
Atlanta
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Ed Linke
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Chattanooga
Lefty Cohen
Chattanooa
Catcher Holbrook
Giants Open to Trade Rumors and Nashville Linkages
A scrambled Nashville connection dominates the notes with mentions of Frank Gabler being shipped to Bill Terry and Lefty Pezzullo sent to the Phillies. The text hints at Cuccinello and Martin’s possible return to Nashville for development while Harry Kelly might wind up with Cincinnati via Toronto, tying several clubs in a brisk, unsettled trade chatter.
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Frank Gabler
Bill Terry
Kelly Heinled
Reds
Cuccinello
Jeran
Harry Kelly
Adenia
Night Street Fight Sparks Small Town Shock
In a mill town, Brian Westmore and Vicky Meyers witness a street brawl between Phil Henderson and Ed Vogel as bystanders look on. A patrolman arrives. no arrest is made yet, while Brian explains it away as rough horseplay. Vicky insists on accountability, while Brian omits details to protect a wider circle of people connected to the mill.
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LE Penderson
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Teve Meyers
Hilan Westmore
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Tye
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Ain
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Ole
Iain Maser
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Nero
Vicky
Anka Belanto
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Ed Vogat
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Sara
Jesa
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Westore
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Vogel
Els
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Nic
Phi Henderson
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Priani
Vighky
Gearn
Brian Westmore
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Rian
Claire
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Paria
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January 30 Roosevelt Birthday Ball and February church conference
January 30 is marked for President Roosevelt's Birthday Ball at Elkswirb. February 8 features Bishop John M. Moore Dallas and Hendrix College President J. U. W. Reynalda conducting an educational conference at First Methodist church. February 15 presents Young Business Men's Association play "Yea, Coach!" at chydydol followed by a dance at Elks Club. March 12 schedules the District Ten senior boys basketball tournament at Hope High School gym. Epworth League 1 play at First Methodist church on March 1.
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Elkswirb
John M. Moore
Dallas
Texas
J. UW. Reynalda
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Conway
First Methodist Church
Young Business Met
Elks
Hope
Gymtnasian
Marseh
Epworth
Radio Columbia Network Chesterfield Program Notes
Radio Columbia Network features Chesterfield programs with Lily Pons and chorus on Wednesday night and Richard Boncil Kestelanetz Orchestra and chorus on Saturday. The piece discusses movements of Southern League players including Cugeinelio Martin from Memphis and changes involving Gil, Bob Kline, and Baker as prospects shift toward major leagues.
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Columbia Network
Chesterfield
Lily Pons
Kestelanetz
Richard Boncil
Kestelanetz Orchesta Anc Chorus
Xhcienpishes
Cugeinelio and
Martin
Memphis
Haus
Knoxville
Colmbus
Gil
Chatelmonge
Minneapolis
Bob Kline
Buffalo
Catehyer Baker
Crow Nashville
Newark
Dixie Clan
Ample Revision About Holiday Taglines and Change Counting
Fragmentary quote from a London news item notes a manager correcting a worker about holiday preparations. The passage references a "pretty daughter" and a character's insistence on not joking, while observers interpret that men are starting to count their change. The text is garbled OCR.
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Taghter
Ing News
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