War in Africa and Italy’s venture sparks revolt claim
A fragmented note suggests a view that a broader war between Italy and Ethiopia could trigger a continent wide revolt. It cites Gen Jan Christian Jams South and an African veteran, linking Mussolini’s actions to rising tensions in Africa and a potential London reaction.
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Ethiopia
Jan
Christian Jams
Italy
Pet
Africa
Mussolini
London
England
Too Tough For Autos Bootleg Booze Disaster
A clipped account recalls a 1920s bootleg scheme where confiscated liquor was mixed into antifreeze by officials. The plan backfired as vehicles were ruined by burned holes, water hose damage, and engines stopped by ash liquor. Citizens faced terrible consequences from the dangerous stunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United
Drain Of Debt Charges In Chicago Finance Reform
A fragmentary report notes Chicago's finances improving after a long debt crisis. It mentions stalled teacher salaries, administration efforts, and bondholder cooperation as part of a broader move toward fiscal stabilization and municipal recovery.
Missouri minister fines for Sunday giggling crowds
A Missouri pastor faced fines after his Sunday service was disrupted by giggling youths. The article notes repeated whispers interrupted sermons and argues many ministers would relate to the disturbance, urging action to restore order in public services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Oungster
Ancient droughts reshaped western lands in 1276
Periodic droaths described by Geographic Society researchers reveal a destructive drought that began in 1276. It depopulated fertile valleys in what became the Southwest, driving Indians from villages to sought greener fields and causing lasting hardship and discouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anal Geographic Society
Arizona
Nevad
China
Street Sweeper Speaks Of Work And Pride In Duty
A 1935 Bell Syndicate interview with a street sweeper reveals pride in daily labor, the stubborn grit required, and the view that a clean town rests on regular rounds, overtime, and dependable service even as public recognition remains scarce. The worker notes he found his trade without schooling, values punctuality, and sees work as outdoor life and a livelihood despite modest prospects.
The Glee Club By George Elliston
A reflective verse piece by George Elliston on childhood dreams and the fading magic of youth. The speaker contrasts rainbows and fairy tales with grown up wisdom, laments lost days, and questions the certainty of knowledge.
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the Glee Club
George Elliston
Engagement Ring Syndicate Story Sparks Playful Spoof
In a witty exchange, Kathryn compliments a large engagement ring while Kittye reveals a season of engagements, admitting she persuaded five fiances to form a syndicate ring. The dialogue hints at humorous social maneuvering and mock financial schemes within a chic circle.
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Kathryn
Kittye
Walt and Jim Discuss Money Sending to China
A dialogue notes Walt sending a check to China recently while Jim wonders about the method. The exchange highlights concerns over cross-border money transfers and financial moves. Both mention the ongoing question of how money travels internationally.
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Walt
Jim
Bill
China
Rich and Manchester Vote Love Beyond Wealth
Mr Rich asks if love is for her alone and Miss Manchester replies with certainty. She says money will enable more leisure to realize that love, implying affection plus financial security enhance their relationship.
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Mr. Rich
Miss Manchester
Poor Return As Ella Marries Divorce Lawyer
Stella quips that Ella married the attorney who secured her divorce, calling it rank gratitude in a sharp, witty aside about social proprieties.
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Ella
Stella
Embarrassment of riches at hotel gossip scene
Mrs Faraway asks about his wife at the hotel. Mr Newgilt confirms she is there but hides to adjust numerous new gowns in her room, highlighting their wealth and secrecy.
The Sire and Son Debate Saving for Rainy Day Fun
A playful exchange shows a father asking to save for a rainy day while the son objects, arguing that spending now is fun and money should be enjoyed. The dialogue captures contrasting views on thrift versus enjoyment.
Cartoon Sparks Japan Protest Over Emperor Image
A Nipponese protest targets a cartoon of the emperor. The piece lampoons American disbelief in the divine right of international brigandage, highlighting cross cultural tension in 1935.
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Japan
America
Fragmentary 1910s Voice Reflects Harsh Rhetoric and Self Harm Mention
The excerpt mocks an unnamed person as unemployable if fed by the government, labels Japanese as heathen and accuses them of dirty deeds, questions the word folk, and ends with a bleak reflection on a last desperate effort and self harm. The tone is coarse and accusatory with hints of propaganda and sensational phrasing.
Belgian Queen Astrid Killed in Alps Car Crash
Royal tragedy unfolds as Queen Astrid and King Leopold suffer injuries near Lucerne after a crash that killed King Albert. Queen Astrid, born Princess Astrid of Sweden, was 24 minutes from turning 30 and left behind three children. King Leopold, 28, faces shock and recovery as doctors report broken legs and possible internal injuries. The royal couple were vacationing in the Alps when Albert died, with Astrid to be queen consort yet to be crowned. The queen’s body returned to Brussels by train as Leopold travels with premier Van Zeeland.
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Tell
Gessler
Lucerne
Prince Albert
Brussels
Astrid
Queen Astrid
King Leopold
Alps
Albert
Haslihorn
Horn
Sweden
Leopold
Josephine Charlotte
Baudouin
Stockholm
Ostend
America
Belgium
Prince Charles
Waestergoetland
Olaf
Norway
Marie Jose
Italy
Premier van Zeeland
President Signs Moratorium Bill Through Congress
The moratorium measure, pushed by farm state allies after stalled passage hopes, was adopted unanimously with one amendment. Lemke of North Dakota, a co author, called the act a breathing spell for farmers as it cleared both houses quickly by swift action and final approval.
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House
Senate
Lemke
North Dakota
West Monroe notices and updates from 1920
Word from Canutillo Texas says H T Pye a former Monroe merchant is prospering in Texas owning a cotton plantation. Evan Gelist H L Driskell drew large audiences at the West Monroe school auditorium as Baptist evangelistic campaign opened. Two residences rise in Monroe by Mrs T T Webb and Joe Marx Jr. Mrs J W Collins and children return from Zelienople Penn. Miss Sadie Faust returns from Huttig Ark after three weeks on duty.
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Canutillo
Texas
H. T. Pye
Louisiana
Monroe
H. L. Driskell
Public School of
West Monroe
Baptist Evangelistic Campaign
T. T. Webb
Joe Marx, Jr
Sadie Faust
Huttig, Ark
Hambone’s Meditations Alley Wise Rant
A humorous, rough quip filled monologue describes a swaggering street voice boasting about toughness and moral bravado. The speaker hurls barbed jabs at a cowardly rival while asserting identity and street credibility. The cadence mimics slangy dialect and punchy mini sermon moments.
Ouachita Women End Camp Period at Ki-Ro-Li
Ouachita parish home demonstration club members wrap up a three day camp near Monroe Ki-Ro-Li with swimming singing and talks from leaders including Mrs J B Landreaux Mrs Sidney Stewart and Miss Pearl Le Fevre. West Monroe Kiwanis members visited as guests before the encampment ended and 4 H participants begin future state wide contest training.
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Ki- Ro-Li
Monroe
Ouachita Parish
West Monroe
Red Cross Life Saver
J. B. Landreaux
Sidney Stewart
Fred Williamson
Pearl le Fevre
Richland Parish
J. S. Sims
Ki-Ro-Li
Jewel McQuiller
Governor Landon Curtis Choice Rumors Mentioned
Hampshire has boosted his candidacy and the name of former Senator Watson of Indiana also has been mentioned. Watson was reluctant to talk about it when seen recently. Robert H. Lucas, former chairman of the Republican executive committee, was named as backing Knox. In the poll of Republican leaders being conducted by him, Knox runs second to Senator Borah who has never permitted himself to be considered a candidate.
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Hampshire
Watson
Indiana
Robert H. Lucas
Republican Executive Committee
Knox
Senator Borah
Idaho
Insufficient Bids On Government Bonds Accepted Totals
Government bonds drew limited bids with about 99 in value. Tender results show 85,262,000 dollars accepted. Bonds carried the government's unconditional guarantee as to principal and interest.
Homer Man Is Appointed CCC Camp Superintendent
Homer Louisiana August 29 Special A Ford of Homer named superintendent of the CCC camp near here There are 208 young men in the camp Plans for work to be done by the camp will be discussed at a camp meeting to be held here Friday
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The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Homer
A. . Ford
CCC
Frida
Radio schedule collage from 1940s networks and shows
A dense listing of coast to coast radio programming across NBC WABC NBC WJZ and related networks. It catalogs time blocks for East Midwest and West regions with shows including orchestras, dames, operatic stars, bands, serials, news, and variety acts. It notes time zones, station codes, and program titles like Garden of Melody, Orphan Annie, NBC Symphony, and Amos n Andy across multiple hours shaped for peak listening audiences.
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Women's Radio Review
Olga Vernon
Meredith Willson Orch
Betty Marlowe
Leen Gordon & Orchestra
Press-Radio News
Perlo
Frances Adair
Billy
Betty
Amos
Andy
John Herrick
Derasy Bros. Orchestra
Rudy Vallee
Whitaman
Music Hall
John B. Kennedy
Amos 'N
Andy—west
Jesse Crawford
National Radio Forum
Ben Pollack
Austin Wylie
Cbs-Wabc
Cossack Choir
Cadets
Jack Armstrong
Cossack
Press-Radio
Just Entertainment
West and
Dixie
Buddy Clark
East
B. Rogers
Midw
Rpt
Boake Carter
Choir of Manhattan
G. Hanson Towne
Marty May
Company
Heidt
Brigadiers
Tima
Louis Prima & Orchestra
Johnny Hamp
F. Masters
Mid
Ted Florito
Isham Jones
Garden of Melody
Orch
Teddy Hill & Orchestra
Martha Mears
Kurt Brownell
Lowell Thomas
Midwest
Tony
Gus
Will
Nickelodeon
Cyril Pitts
Hendrik van Loon
Bohumir Kyrl
NBC Symphony
Cantor
Wwest
Joe Rines
Shandor
Orchestra
Chas
Dornberger Orch
Harlem in 1930s: night life, race tension, and dance boom
In New York, Black Harlem shows nightlife revival yet undercurrent of hostility. Reports recount race riot memories, Ethiopian crisis agitation, and clashes with white patrons. Savoy and other clubs host Lindy Hop, with dancers and touring bands. Cotton Club remains top tourist draw as Ubangi and Small's Paradise prepare new shows. Night spot talk also notes anti-radical sentiments and debate among intellectuals at Aunt Dinah's Kitchen.
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Cotton Club
Ubangi Club
Small’s Paradise
Broadway
She Married Her Boss Stuns Claudette Colbert Fans
Hollywood Close Ups notes director Gregory LaCava delivers solid entertainment as Claudette Colbert shines in She Married Her Boss. Edith Fellows, nine, delivers standout honors with a striking performance.
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Gregory LaCava
Claudette Colbert
Claudette
Edith Fellows
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