Manitowoc Times Front Page Notable Details
The Manitowoc Times is described as Manitowoc’s leading daily published by The New Timed Publishing Co. It lists address 717 York Street Manitowoc Wisconsin and phone numbers 292 and 293 with circulation department contact for subscriptions. The paper is dated January 7, 1929 with delivery terms for various durations and outside Wisconsin rates.
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A Hound Dog Is No Faster Than His Nose
A cold day causes cars to stall as radiators freeze and oil gauges go to zero. Owners are urged to protect engines with proper radiator antifreeze and regular oiling, noting that even new cars can fail in freezing temperatures. The essay warns against overstated promises by manufacturers and stresses practical maintenance.
Death and risk blur time while a firefighter hangs over edge
A Evansville fire rescue ends with a firefighter saved after a roof fall nearly over the edge. The piece muses on death, fate, and the cost of learning from experience, urging youths to seek education and self improvement.
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No clear news item found in fragmentary text
The readable lines present reflections on reform, wealth, and life’s path but lack concrete events, people, places, or dates to form a proper news summary.
The SAND DUNES and Advertising Tales
A fragment from a 20th century column discusses radio advertising claims and a Lusitania casualty Espert Hubbard. It quotes a quip about life’s greatest benefactor and offers advice to a young man about job talks and moral balance in marriage.
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Broadway Gossip and Theater Scandals Mention Lindbergh
A fragmentary column recalls theater crowds outside a New York show and a backstage incident involving Lindbergh after returning from Paris. It notes alterations to a theater, a star’s abrupt departure, and a vague critique of management’s promises. The piece also touches on coded Ku Klux Klan terms and a Belasco casting note for Mimi.
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Manhowoe Times
New York
Rush Bergh
Paris
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Mr. Whalet
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Questions and Answers From Washington
A collage of trivia and Q A items covers Amelia Barheart’s plane NX 4204 crossing the Atlantic, early U S Catholic schooling in St. Augustine and Philadelphia, New York City and State population figures from 1920 to 1928, Amatuzzie meaning, Hawaii’s governor, animal names for pot and skunk, coin edge milled to prevent wear, terrapin diet, a 70 yard football forward pass, U S Senate and House gallery access, Shakespeare and Milton vocabularies, false teeth in the Revolution era, and a cartoonish aside about John Philip Sousa and a boarding house joke.
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Amelia Barheart
Atlantic
United States
St. Augustine
Florida
St. Mary's Parochial School
Philadelphia
New York City
New York State
Damatus
Territory of
Hawaii
Wallace R. Farrington
Honolulu
Herold P. Muller
University of California
Ohio State University
U. S. Senate
House of Representatives
Wisconsin Senator Blaine Sees No Clear Issue For New Party
Washington correspondent notes Senator Blaine of Wisconsin is pessimistic about new party chances after the Hoover Smith split. He argues current campaigns center on religion and false issues, and urges a liberal influence, even proposing a department of aviation in Hoover's first message to Congress.
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Department of Aviation
A Call for Lindbergh to Lead U S Aviation Policy
A writer advocates Charles Lindbergh for a new national aviation department and possible future presidency. The letter praises his competence and wealth gained from the solo flight and envisions him serving in multiple government roles including aviation and commerce, shaping American flight policy.
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