Santa Claus Sets World Cheer Tone For Christmas Season
A festive Associated Press report portrays Santa preparing for a global Yuletide voyage, noting a baby boom and widespread charitable efforts. It highlights prewar style celebrations in cities like New York, Chicago, Detroit, and Milwaukee, with carols, trees, and charitable giving shaping a hopeful holiday mood worldwide.
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Cuban president bars rumba and African music
Havana AP reports President Machado issued a decree prohibiting the playing of tembor tom-tom or other instruments of African character with singing and contorted dancing. The decree says this class of music and the rumba are contrary to good custom and public order in Cuba.
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Sonora Offers Quick Easy Divorces in 15 Days
Nogales Ariz AP The Mexican state of Sonora is promoting fast divorces rivaling Reno Nevada under a lenient law. A foreigner may establish residence in Sonora and plead for divorce on grounds of incomparability, with a final decree issued if reconciliation fails within 15 days.
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Carrier Boys' Poem From Rev J C Kinzer
The carrier boys offer a festive greeting to readers of the newsy sheet. They speak of bringing news from every state and distant countries, writing in timely fashion, and enduring frost and storms to deliver the paper to all.
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J. C. Kinzer
Chicago's first double decked street near completion
Chicago moves toward finishing its first double decked street along the south bank of the Chicago River with Wacker Drive name eyed. A $3,000,000 hardware plant is being demolished to clear the route, part of a $20,000,000 one mile project.
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Indians Take Science at Albuquerque Government School
Indian maidens at the government Indian school in Albuquerque have adopted rouge and bobbed hair and started a domestic science program. A department of culinary instruction now offers seven classes, and the Indian flappers show keen interest in the new courses.
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Education pays unless you settle to be an educator
A concise opinion notes that earnings vary by career path and suggests examining pay, job outlook, and fulfillment when choosing teaching or other education related professions. The piece frames education as a field with both societal value and salary considerations.
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Los Angeles Times
Dickens Daughter Proud to Avoid Literary Field
London Mrs Kate Perugini, Charles Dickens's last surviving daughter, just celebrated her 86th birthday and expresses pride in never attempting literary achievements. She recalls contemporaries Thackeray and George Eliot and notes she resembles her father more than other family members.
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Swedish Prince A Poet And Descriptive Radio Lecturer
Stockholm reports Sweden's Prince Duke William of Swedermanland, son of King Gustav V, debuted as a radio reporter and described his big game hunting in India and Africa. He later recounted his parents’ visit to Finland to a Scandinavian audience.
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