Editor Role Details for Howard Long and L. L. Duckett
The text lists Howard Long as Editor and L. L. Duckett as Business Manager with terms of one year six months and three months respectively. It reflects staffing and contract durations likely from a newspaper masthead.
Times Readers Letters Policy Clarifies Signatures
The Times will publish readers letters only when signed with full names. Anonymous submissions are not accepted. writers must provide their name and contact information upon request.
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Testing the Antievolution Law in Dayton Tennessee
A Tennessee anti evolution bill triggers a Dayton case as biology instructor J T Scoops is arrested for teaching evolution and arraigned before Magistrate Benson. The case tests constitutionality and public interest grows with Associated Press reporting.
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Main Street
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New York
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Union
Preme Court
Rules For Pedestrians From A Nearby Town Police
A police officer outlines pedestrian safety rules noting that pedestrians should not step directly into broken traffic flow without first checking for oncoming vehicles. The guidance emphasizes caution at crossings and awareness of traffic in all directions.
Pedestrian Safety Rules Emphasize Driver Pedestrian Duties
The article argues pedestrians must wait for traffic to pass before crossing and follow officers signals. It notes drivers share responsibility in accidents but pedestrians often blamed in fatal crashes. It cites 19 000 annual U S deaths from automobile accidents and urges stricter rule adherence.
Negro Renaissance Evident in Literary Contest Winners
A dinner honoring Opportunity prize winners highlights a growing American Negro artistic voice. Prominent poets and writers, including Countee Cullen, illuminate a shift toward authentic racial expression, with works like The Weary Blues and pieces such as The Voodoo's Revenge and Black Death.
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Opportunity
Carnegie Hall
Greenwich Village
Harlem
Cullen
New York University
Duamas
England
Negro writers and the race problem in American life
A passage discusses the impact of Negro writers on American literature and race relations, contrasting tropical rhythms with Western sensibilities and noting the potential contribution of the African voice to art. The text also mentions F Fitzgerald of Bambridge, Ga., visiting the city.
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Harlem
Wordsworth
New York Herald
F. Fitgerald
Bambridge, Ga
A Hint to Epicures
A brief exchange from Vikingen in Oslo notes a husband chiding his wife for dining with the cook and her sweetheart, while the wife resents her partner always getting the best food.
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Epicures
Vikingen
Oslo
No Proper Ones Tolerated
The management reserves the right to exclude any lady they think proper. Theatrical adv. in London Ontario Dispatch.
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Theatrical Adv
London
Dispatch
The Dutiful Cow in a Boston Graveyard
A brown weathered board in a secluded Boston graveyard bears age marks and an inscription that hints at a long neglected memorial. The scene evokes quiet decay in a historic city burial site.
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Boston
Death Notice Eben Harvey 1853 Cow Incident
Sacred memory of Eben Harvey who died suddenly on September 15 1853 after a cow kicked him. The Sheridan Wyoming Post Enterprise notes his faithful service and bids farewell.
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Eben Harvey
Sheridan
Wyo
Berlin Barbers Dialogue Foretells Grim Health Crisis
In a Berlin scene, a Dorfbarbier voices cautious optimism about a patient’s recovery while another doctor warns the worst lies ahead and the need to inform relatives. The exchange frames a tense medical crisis with potential family notice.
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Dorfbarbier
Berlin
Complete Alibi Where were you last night Toronto Goblin
A Toronto Goblin disputes a dented alibi in a brief crime snippet. The suspect denies the questioned whereabouts last night as investigators seek clarity on the motive and location in the unfolding case.
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Toronto
Where Time is Not Money Joke in Columbia Jester
A short Colomb ia Jester humorous quip features a debtor asking for more time to repay five dollars. The exchange highlights witty banter over a small debt.
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Columbia
The Last Word Wife and Husband Exchange Laughs
A brief stage caption from Passing Show London captures a sharp exchange between a wife and husband. The wife warns against speaking for a month while the husband jokes about finishing his words before then.
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